RADICALS
Kendriya
Vidyalaya 2
BIO DATA
NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION: Kendriya Vidyalaya 2
CIRCLE NAME
LEADER: Krishna Prasad Suresh
MEMBERS: abc
xyz
pqr
hij
lmn
STAFF ADVISOR: Mr. fgh
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CRITERIA USED FOR PROBLEM
SELECTION
A. Problem affecting most number of students
B. Problem solvable by students
C. Problem solvable in a short time
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PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED
PROBLEM CRIT A CRIT B CRIT C TOTAL
Lack of cleanliness 8 4 6 18
Not keeping themselves
updated
4 6 3 13
Lack of time management 3 3 2 8
Mark based study 1 2 1 5
Lack of discipline 2 1 3 6
Lack of respect for elders 0 1 1 2
Lack of participation in non
academic activities
1 2 2 5
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PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED
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32%
23%
14%
9%
10%
3%
9%Lack of cleanliness
Not keeping themselves updated
Lack of time management
Mark based study
Lack of discipline
Lack of respect for elders
Lack of participation in non academic
activities
PROBLEM SELECTED
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CLEANLINESS: TODAY’S
SCENARIO
My name is “couldn’t care less”,
Just let the papers lie.
My name is “can’t be bothered”,
Who cares about the rockets that fly?
My name is “I’m too busy”,
Let someone else do the worrying.
There’s nothing that I can do.
If someone keeps throwing all the dirt in.
My name is” Leave me alone”,
Just don’t go preaching to me.
Gossip is what I care about,
The school is getting dirty, let it be.
So stop saying what I should think,
I don’t want to believe what I’m told.
My name is “hope it’ll go away”,
My name is “don’t get involved.
And what do you think you are,
Telling us all we should worry?
WELL, MY NAME IS WARNING FROM FUTURE YEARS
IT’S “LISTEN OR YOU WILL BE SORRY
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QUESTIONNAIRE
TO ANALYSE THE REASONS FOR LACK OF
CLEANLINESS IN OUR SCHOOL
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QUESTIONNAIRE
 DO YOU THINK THAT CLEANLINESS
AFFECTS THE HEALTH OF THE
STUDENTS?
 HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR CLASSMATES
SPILLING YOUR FOOD?
 HAVE YOUR SEEN YOUR CLASSMATES
DIRTYING THE CLASSMATES?
 WHICH PLACE DO YOU THINK IS THE
MOST UNHYGENIC?
 CLASSROOM
 TOILETS
 PLAYGROUNDS
 CORRIDORS
 WHERE DO YOU THINK DUSTBINS ARE
MOST NECESSARY?
 CLASSROOMS
 CORRIDORS
 ARE YOU WILLING TO PARTICIPATE IN
ENVIRONMENTAL CLUBS?
 DO YOU THINK THAT STUDENTS CAN
CHANGE THE ENVIRONMENT OF THE
CLASS?
 HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR CLASSMATES
SPOIL THE SCHOOL PROPERTY?
 DO YOU THINK THE CLASS
ATMOSPHERE AFFECTS CHARACTER
DEVELOPMENT?
 WHAT IS YOUR GENERAL IMPRESSION
ABOUT CLEANLINESS IN OUR SCHOOL?
 SATISFACTORY
 CAN BE IMPROVED
 AVERAGE
 BELOW AVERAGE
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UNDERSTANDING THE FACTORS
THAT CAUSE LACK OF
CLEANLINESS
 LACK OF INTEREST AMONG STUDENTS
 LACK OF STRICT SUPERVISION
 LACK OF DUSTBINS
 LACK OF QUICK ACTION
 LACK OF FREQUENT AND PROPER CLEANING OF TOILETS,
PLAYGROUNDS, CLASSROOMS.
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SCHOOL
UNDERSTANDING THE FACTORS
THAT CAUSE LACK OF
CLEANLINESS
 LACK OF COOPERATION AMONG STUDENTS
 ADVICE IS LEAST HEEDED
 LACK OF DISCIPLINE
 NO SENSE OF BELONGINGNESS TOWARDS SCHOOL
 STUDENTS BLAME EACH OTHER
 LACK OF RESPONSIBILITY
 LAZINESS
 TAKING THINGS FOR GRANTED
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STUDENTS
UNDERSTANDING THE FACTORS
THAT CAUSE LACK OF
CLEANLINESS
 LACK OF PARTICIPATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL CLUBS
 LACK OF CONCERN FOR PUBLIC PROPERTY
 PEER PRESSURE
 SHOW OFF AND COMPETITION
 DISCOURAGEMENT OF PARTICIPATION BY FRIENDS
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EXTERNAL
UNDERSTANDING THE FACTORS
THAT CAUSE LACK OF
CLEANLINESS
 LACK OF INTEREST AMONG PARENTS
 NO VALUE EDUCATION
 LACK OF SUPERVISION
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HOME
HOME
STUDENTS SCHOOL
Lack of response
Lack of strict
supervision
Advice least heeded
Lack of cooperation
Taking things for
granted
Lack of interest
among parents
No values taught
Lack of concern for public
property
Peer pressure
Lack of participation
in environmental
clubs
EXTERNAL
Non availability of
dustbins
Lack of frequent
cleaning
No interest
Lack of discipline
Laziness
CAUSE AND EFFECT DIAGRAM
ROOT CAUSES
24%
21%
17%
13%
8%
7%
6%
4%
Lack of Participation
Lack of Responsibility
Lack of Interest
Lack of discipline
No cencern for public property
Shortage of dustbins
No value education
No supervision
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PARETO GRAPH
23 21
17
13
9 7 6 4
23
44
61
74
83
90
96
100
0
20
40
60
80
100
Root Causes Cumulative Points
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SOLUTIONS RECOMMENDED
 Setting up of environmental clubs.
 Conducting life skill classes.
 Encouraging students to keep their surroundings clean
(right from primary classes) & to accept responsibilities.
 Conducting lectures on cleanliness.
 Providing dustbins in corridors, classrooms, playgrounds.
 Setting up groups in each class to keep the classroom clean
and informative.
 Grading classes according to their cleanliness to promote
healthy competition.
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SOLUTIONS RECOMMENDED
 Creating awareness among students through pamphlets
and notices
 Frequent cleaning of classrooms, corridors & toilets
 Strict supervision
 Repairing damaged equipment
 Encouraging students to keep their surroundings clean
(right from primary classes) & to accept responsibilities.
 Setting up groups in each class to keep the classroom clean
and informative.
 Creating awareness among students through pamphlets
and notices.
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SOLUTIONS INDIRECTLY
IMPLEMENTED
 Providing dustbins in corridors, classrooms, playgrounds
 Grading classes according to their cleanliness to promote
healthy competition.
 Frequent cleaning of classrooms, corridors & toilets
 Conducting lectures on cleanliness.
 Conducting life skill classes.
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TANGIBLE BENEFITS
 Four environmental clubs have been formed and the
following activities are being carried out:
 Regular maintenance of gardens
 Weekly discussions regarding environment and activities
like debates, quizzes are being carried out to create
environmental awareness
 Encouraging students to keep their classes clean and
informative.
 Students have started taking interest in keeping their
classrooms clean and neat with a healthy competitive spirit
due to the grading system.
 Teachers report that students have started updating notice
boards regularly, stopped throwing paper on the floor and
also stopped spilling food in the playground
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INTANGIBLE BENEFITS
 Teachers have reported an increase in the enthusiasm and
cooperation among students
 Students have started doing their works in a more
organized way
 Students have started showing more enthusiasm towards
environmental education
 Parents report that students are taking care in keeping their
homes neat and organized
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THANK YOU 
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Quality Circle - RADICALS

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    BIO DATA NAME OFTHE ORGANIZATION: Kendriya Vidyalaya 2 CIRCLE NAME LEADER: Krishna Prasad Suresh MEMBERS: abc xyz pqr hij lmn STAFF ADVISOR: Mr. fgh 15/09/08RADICALS 2 RADICALS
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    CRITERIA USED FORPROBLEM SELECTION A. Problem affecting most number of students B. Problem solvable by students C. Problem solvable in a short time 15/09/08RADICALS 3
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    PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED PROBLEM CRITA CRIT B CRIT C TOTAL Lack of cleanliness 8 4 6 18 Not keeping themselves updated 4 6 3 13 Lack of time management 3 3 2 8 Mark based study 1 2 1 5 Lack of discipline 2 1 3 6 Lack of respect for elders 0 1 1 2 Lack of participation in non academic activities 1 2 2 5 15/09/08RADICALS 4
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    PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED 15/09/08RADICALS 5 32% 23% 14% 9% 10% 3% 9%Lack ofcleanliness Not keeping themselves updated Lack of time management Mark based study Lack of discipline Lack of respect for elders Lack of participation in non academic activities
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    CLEANLINESS: TODAY’S SCENARIO My nameis “couldn’t care less”, Just let the papers lie. My name is “can’t be bothered”, Who cares about the rockets that fly? My name is “I’m too busy”, Let someone else do the worrying. There’s nothing that I can do. If someone keeps throwing all the dirt in. My name is” Leave me alone”, Just don’t go preaching to me. Gossip is what I care about, The school is getting dirty, let it be. So stop saying what I should think, I don’t want to believe what I’m told. My name is “hope it’ll go away”, My name is “don’t get involved. And what do you think you are, Telling us all we should worry? WELL, MY NAME IS WARNING FROM FUTURE YEARS IT’S “LISTEN OR YOU WILL BE SORRY 15/09/08RADICALS 7
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    QUESTIONNAIRE TO ANALYSE THEREASONS FOR LACK OF CLEANLINESS IN OUR SCHOOL 15/09/08RADICALS 8
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    QUESTIONNAIRE  DO YOUTHINK THAT CLEANLINESS AFFECTS THE HEALTH OF THE STUDENTS?  HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR CLASSMATES SPILLING YOUR FOOD?  HAVE YOUR SEEN YOUR CLASSMATES DIRTYING THE CLASSMATES?  WHICH PLACE DO YOU THINK IS THE MOST UNHYGENIC?  CLASSROOM  TOILETS  PLAYGROUNDS  CORRIDORS  WHERE DO YOU THINK DUSTBINS ARE MOST NECESSARY?  CLASSROOMS  CORRIDORS  ARE YOU WILLING TO PARTICIPATE IN ENVIRONMENTAL CLUBS?  DO YOU THINK THAT STUDENTS CAN CHANGE THE ENVIRONMENT OF THE CLASS?  HAVE YOU SEEN YOUR CLASSMATES SPOIL THE SCHOOL PROPERTY?  DO YOU THINK THE CLASS ATMOSPHERE AFFECTS CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT?  WHAT IS YOUR GENERAL IMPRESSION ABOUT CLEANLINESS IN OUR SCHOOL?  SATISFACTORY  CAN BE IMPROVED  AVERAGE  BELOW AVERAGE 15/09/08RADICALS 9
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    UNDERSTANDING THE FACTORS THATCAUSE LACK OF CLEANLINESS  LACK OF INTEREST AMONG STUDENTS  LACK OF STRICT SUPERVISION  LACK OF DUSTBINS  LACK OF QUICK ACTION  LACK OF FREQUENT AND PROPER CLEANING OF TOILETS, PLAYGROUNDS, CLASSROOMS. 15/09/08RADICALS 10 SCHOOL
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    UNDERSTANDING THE FACTORS THATCAUSE LACK OF CLEANLINESS  LACK OF COOPERATION AMONG STUDENTS  ADVICE IS LEAST HEEDED  LACK OF DISCIPLINE  NO SENSE OF BELONGINGNESS TOWARDS SCHOOL  STUDENTS BLAME EACH OTHER  LACK OF RESPONSIBILITY  LAZINESS  TAKING THINGS FOR GRANTED 15/09/08RADICALS 11 STUDENTS
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    UNDERSTANDING THE FACTORS THATCAUSE LACK OF CLEANLINESS  LACK OF PARTICIPATION IN ENVIRONMENTAL CLUBS  LACK OF CONCERN FOR PUBLIC PROPERTY  PEER PRESSURE  SHOW OFF AND COMPETITION  DISCOURAGEMENT OF PARTICIPATION BY FRIENDS 15/09/08RADICALS 12 EXTERNAL
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    UNDERSTANDING THE FACTORS THATCAUSE LACK OF CLEANLINESS  LACK OF INTEREST AMONG PARENTS  NO VALUE EDUCATION  LACK OF SUPERVISION 15/09/08RADICALS 13 HOME
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    HOME STUDENTS SCHOOL Lack ofresponse Lack of strict supervision Advice least heeded Lack of cooperation Taking things for granted Lack of interest among parents No values taught Lack of concern for public property Peer pressure Lack of participation in environmental clubs EXTERNAL Non availability of dustbins Lack of frequent cleaning No interest Lack of discipline Laziness CAUSE AND EFFECT DIAGRAM
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    ROOT CAUSES 24% 21% 17% 13% 8% 7% 6% 4% Lack ofParticipation Lack of Responsibility Lack of Interest Lack of discipline No cencern for public property Shortage of dustbins No value education No supervision 15/09/08RADICALS 15
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    PARETO GRAPH 23 21 17 13 97 6 4 23 44 61 74 83 90 96 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 Root Causes Cumulative Points 15/09/08RADICALS 16
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    SOLUTIONS RECOMMENDED  Settingup of environmental clubs.  Conducting life skill classes.  Encouraging students to keep their surroundings clean (right from primary classes) & to accept responsibilities.  Conducting lectures on cleanliness.  Providing dustbins in corridors, classrooms, playgrounds.  Setting up groups in each class to keep the classroom clean and informative.  Grading classes according to their cleanliness to promote healthy competition. 15/09/08RADICALS 17
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    SOLUTIONS RECOMMENDED  Creatingawareness among students through pamphlets and notices  Frequent cleaning of classrooms, corridors & toilets  Strict supervision  Repairing damaged equipment  Encouraging students to keep their surroundings clean (right from primary classes) & to accept responsibilities.  Setting up groups in each class to keep the classroom clean and informative.  Creating awareness among students through pamphlets and notices. 15/09/08RADICALS 18
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    SOLUTIONS INDIRECTLY IMPLEMENTED  Providingdustbins in corridors, classrooms, playgrounds  Grading classes according to their cleanliness to promote healthy competition.  Frequent cleaning of classrooms, corridors & toilets  Conducting lectures on cleanliness.  Conducting life skill classes. 15/09/08RADICALS 19
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    TANGIBLE BENEFITS  Fourenvironmental clubs have been formed and the following activities are being carried out:  Regular maintenance of gardens  Weekly discussions regarding environment and activities like debates, quizzes are being carried out to create environmental awareness  Encouraging students to keep their classes clean and informative.  Students have started taking interest in keeping their classrooms clean and neat with a healthy competitive spirit due to the grading system.  Teachers report that students have started updating notice boards regularly, stopped throwing paper on the floor and also stopped spilling food in the playground 15/09/08RADICALS 20
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    INTANGIBLE BENEFITS  Teachershave reported an increase in the enthusiasm and cooperation among students  Students have started doing their works in a more organized way  Students have started showing more enthusiasm towards environmental education  Parents report that students are taking care in keeping their homes neat and organized 15/09/08RADICALS 21
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