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The girls wanted to teach basic literacy skills to mothers in their locality who were not educated. They held weekly classes where 4 mothers learned to write their names. Through regular practice with slates at home and in class, the mothers gained confidence in their writing. At a celebration party, the girls presented the mothers with framed photos as gifts. Both the students and teachers felt proud of their accomplishments and want to continue classes to learn more.
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- 1. A DFC 2012 PROJECT BY ANANDO
- 2. POONAM AMRITA All of us live in the same locality and have been friends for a long time. So we AMISHA decided to work together for this year’s DFC project POOJA SARASWATI
- 3. Our mothers are very dear to us and we wanted to do something for them
- 4. While we all go to school many of our mothers are not literate. Whenever they have to sign a letter or document they give their thumb impressions
- 5. We wanted to change that …we wanted them to be able to say confidently that they could sign! And we could teach them ourselves!
- 6. We visited the houses in our locality and talked to our mothers, aunts, grannies and neighbors to learn of their views
- 7. We asked them about when they had spare time and how often they could get together. 10 ladies showed an interest in our venture!
- 8. With the help of our mentor we drafted a letter and took permission to use the local community room We could now meet here every Sunday afternoon.
- 9. It was now time to get ready for our teaching experience! We collected paper, pens, slates , chalk and dusters …making sure everything was clean and ready to use.
- 10. Before long our classes had started ! Out of the 10 ladies, 4 came to learn. But we were not disheartened….. it would help us teach more effectively we felt.
- 11. We held our classes for 1 hour every Sunday afternoon. In between we encouraged them to keep practicing. The ladies could take the slates home to do so.
- 12. Those who were not teaching helped with organizing tea, alerting everyone when the classes would start and generally running errands.
- 13. One of the mothers already knew how to sign her name . But she wanted help to perfect the letters and improve the way she wrote.
- 14. Another wanted to learn at home as she felt shy about coming to the community centre, which is a public place. So one of us taught her at home.
- 15. Soon everyone was writing their names confidently !
- 16. And then they were writing with pens as well as with chalk. We were surprised to see that it was more difficult for the ladies to write in pen than in chalk.
- 17. SUCCESS!
- 18. We wanted to give something to the ladies to reward them for their efforts and help them remember this experience. So we made picture frames and inserted their own photographs in them.
- 19. On the last day we had a party! We held it at Amisha ‘s house and all of us played hosts. Amisha thanked everyone and then we presented the gifts to our students.
- 20. All the ladies spoke of their childhood experiences with education and why they never went to school. There were some interesting stories there! They also said that they would now be proud to ask for a pen every time they had to sign rather than extend their thumbs.
- 21. We were a bit scared at first as we thought that the ladies would not listen to us and we would get scolded at every turn! But it turned out just the opposite…… It did not matter that only 4 came. We were able to teach them better. The last day when everyone was so happy BAHUT BAHUT gave us a warm glow BAHUT MAZA inside. It was the best They can hold their AYA! day! heads high now!
- 22. All the ladies want to learn more ! We are planning to set up more classes and teach them basic numbers and reading skills in the coming months