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TO: Professor Shirene McKay
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2. PANCHAYAT UNION PRIMARY SCHOOL
ARASANOOR – SAMATHUVAPURAM
PRESENTS YOU THE DEVELOPMENT OF A DIFFERENTLY
ABLED CHILD (K. HEEBA)
3. THE TEACHER FEELS…………
How am I going to help her?
FEELS
THE STUDENT FEELS…………
How am I going to Learn ?
4. IMAGINES
The teacher imagines………
She plans to take a short course of “Teaching
Technologies of Deaf and Dumb” She
approaches a speech therapy centre and gets
coaching
6. K. Heeba is a differently abled child studying in Panchayat Union Primary
School in Arasanoor – Sama thuvapuram, She is deaf mute by birth
7. When she was admitted in this school, there was a big question within me . i .e How
am I going to help such a child? But the brightness I saw in her eyes, the self
confident I noticed in her, gave me positive healthy answer vividly. A few days
passed very soon I came to understand her physical aliment is not the matter. But
her growing self confidence, ceaseless effort, positive thinking and all her kinds of
talents attracted me very much. Clearly I understand educational development in
the differently abled child is more virtuous than all other children. So I made a
challenge from then on dealing with great effort on heeba.
8. First sounds of all the letters in Tamil
are taught to her.
.
9. The sounds of ordinary words are taught to her by using pictures and real objects.
By using simple words . she is taught to make simple sentences. After every teaching she is
given short test on the same
10. Her teacher uses visual aids based on moths to
teach her numbers and help her to workout
addition, subtraction ete.
11. She is learning science by imporovised materials she is
able to learn by making and the same is done by
learning
(making learning)
12. The sounds of English letters are taught clearly
and slowly, She catchers the sounds easily
13. She is given Chances to read the Tamil new sappers during
assembly programmers. She recites poems also
She is able to read without making mistakes. She reads faster
then others, writes correctly and neatly than any other ordinary
child
14. In the noon time at 12.20 p.m she teaches yogas
to all children in the school
15. She dances on stage. She teaches her friends different
kinds of dances during lunch break in the school
16. She briskly takes part in all games whatever is
taught in the school
17. In the evenings, she also teaches varieties of
games which are really great exercise to children
18. Drawing and painting are her supreme hobbies. She can
draw and paint anything and everything within no time.
In 2012 she came first in the district drawing competition
conducted by RTE ACT. In 2013 she came district second
in the same competition.
19.
20.
21. She makes a lot
of designs and
sceneries in the
laptop.
22. Her teacher S. Amali Francisca Encourages and teaches her
about Jewellery making. With in a short period she makes a
lot of ear rings and neck-laces. She wears whatever only
made by her. In all the aspects she follows her teacher.
23. She makes Colourfull objects by using clay and
wheat flour. She uses waste products to make
useful
25. • She is ready to learn anything.
• She is sincere in all her dealings
• She likes to stand on her foot not depending on
others. “self help is the best help”- her policy.
• Now she can read and write in Tamil and English.
• She communicates easily with others
• She has got skills in curricular and non- curricular
activities.
• Now she is not isolated but feels equal to other
children.
• There is no words to express her brilliant
activities and smart movements. She is a lovable
child.
26. MY WISH
• Ailments are not a block in one’s growth. Heeba’s
growth and achievements prove this truth. They
are not to be secluded from ordinary children and
others in the society. We should understand their
capacity, ability and provide opportunities to
grow to a complete person.
• As a primary teacher learning the qualities of
Heeba I wish her for better future and I humbly
request the future teachers of Heeba to take effort
to lift up and may God bless her and all her
teachers.
27. S. AMALI FRANCISCA MA.B.Ed.
Head Mistress,
Panchayat Union Primary School,
Arasanoor-Samathuvapuram,
Sivagangai – Tamilnadu.
