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TEACHING QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
                                (TeaQIP)


                           INTRODUCTION


 1. Today the school education system is such that our students are being
    subjected to an autocratic way of teaching-learning process where students
    have no say or any contributory role in their learning process. Even if a
    teacher is repeatedly committing mistakes like speaking too fast, not being
    audible enough, not clearing pupil’s doubts, teaching too fast, not using
    adequate teaching aids, not coming well prepared to take the class, being too
    strict and harsh, or even committing child abuse; students cannot dare to point
    out these glaring mistakes of their teachers which hamper their learning
    upfront. Thus in the absence of any feedback from the students the teachers
    continue to deliver below par teaching day in and day out. On top of that we
    now command this poor child to show a sterling performance in the exams.
    It’s like throwing a boy into the pool to judge his swimming skills without
    teaching him how to swim!


 2. This contradiction in the teaching – learning process, and muffling of the
    students’ voice creates all the mental stress, academic pressure, disinterest and
    apathy in children towards their school education. At times the stress and
    frustration becomes so unbearable that children are driven to even take the
    extreme step of committing suicide.


 3. In view of the above it is very essential to have a system in place which not
    only gives voice to our school children but also involve them in the process of
    improving the way they are taught in their class. This urgently needed
    intervention is surely going to bring back the excitement of learning in our
    children, and also keep the teachers on the path of continuous improvement.
4. TeaQIP is designed to exactly achieve the above mentioned purpose. It’s a
      process by which we can on a regular basis diagnose correctly the weaknesses
      and strengths of our teachers as perceived by their own pupils. Based on this
      diagnosis we can then coach them to improve upon their teaching skills.


   5. TeaQIP is a very powerful tool in the hands of Teachers, Principals and
      School Management who want to achieve the highest level of teaching
      excellence and care for our children. It is for those education providers who
      are eager to make learning an exciting experience for their students. TeaQIP
      directly helps the teachers to teach better and students to learn better. It
      eliminates the stress out of the students’ learning experience which they suffer
      day to day and from exam to exam. It gets professionalism in the classroom
      teaching environment and causes a big change in the overall attitude of
      teachers towards their pupils and profession. It is for those who are not only
      eager but brave enough to adopt this revolutionary concept in order to convert
      their educational institutions into true centers of excellence. TeaQIP creates a
      win-win situation for all the stake holders – the students, the teachers, the
      parents, and the school management.


   6. TeaQIP has been selected for the final round of Nasscom Social
      Innovation Honours award in association with UNICEF. TeaQIP has
      been granted legal Patent Rights w.e.f. 18 Nov 2011.


                     BRIEF OUTLINE OF TeaQIP


1. AIM : Aim of TeaQIP is to improve the quality of Teaching-Learning Process
   of any Educational Institution so as to make the educational journey most
   satisfying and productive for students and teachers both.
2. GOALS :
      •   Remove academic frustration in children leading to suicide
•   Minimise school drop-out rate

     •   To make learning an exciting and rich experience for students

     •   Establish a constructive communication between students and teachers
     •   Achieve mutual accountability among the teachers and their pupils
     •   Strengthen the educational relationship between the teachers and pupils.
     •   Keep teachers on the path of continuous improvement.
     •   Provide periodic and timely feedback to the teachers
     •   Help Teachers to overcome their weaknesses and leverage their strengths
     •   Accurately diagnose the weaknesses and strengths in the teaching-
         learning process of any institution
     •   Improve the overall academic standard of the institution




3. COLLATERAL BENEFITS :
     •   Management/Principal get a clear cut picture of the situation in the
         classrooms right on to their laptops
     •   Focuses the attention of all teachers towards correct teaching
         practice
     •   Professional satisfaction of every teacher gets vastly enhanced
     •   Opens an honest communication between the student and their
         teachers
     •   Lets the students voice their concerns, thus relieving them of all the
         stress and pressure
     •   Increases the confidence level of parents and students in the
         institution
     •   Students take ownership of their Teaching-Learning process


                          MECHANICS OF TeaQIP
4. Stage I - Students’ Feedback Protocol :
      •   Students from Class VI upwards (in case of schools) fill a well-designed
          and easy-to-fill Feedback Form covering all the aspects of a teachers’
          classroom teaching
      •   Students are briefed beforehand in detail regarding the purpose and the
          modus-operandi of TeaQIP
      •   Students are not allowed to write their name anywhere


5. Stage II – Data Input, Interpretation & Diagnosis :
      •   Response to each parameter in the Feedback Form is quantified
      •   All the scores are entered in the Teacher Data Sheet
      •   All the data is collated and a Data picture of the teachers is created
      •   Data-picture is analyzed and interpreted to generate a comprehensive
          Advisory Report on strengths and weaknesses of each teacher
      •   An overall report on the status of the teaching – learning process of the
          Institution as a whole is also prepared with suggestions for improvement


6. Stage III – Counseling Of Teachers :
      •   Advisory Report of each teacher is explained and discussed individually
      •   Each teacher is made aware of his/her strengths and weaknesses
      •   Ways to overcome their weaknesses is discussed in a positive manner with
          every teacher and also given a copy of the Advisory Report for continuous
          reference by the respective teachers


7. Stage IV – Teachers’ Training & Motivational Workshop : For Two Days
      •   Aim : To train the teachers to keep themselves abreast and alive in order
          to seek new frontiers of best teaching techniques which will further the
          cause of making our school children yearn for more knowledge beyond
          the realms of our classroom teaching.
•     Topics Covered :
                     A. ALIGNMENT OF TEACHERS’ ATTITUDE
                     B. TEACHER’S ROLE AND THEIR IMPORTANCE
                     C. SOME TRUTHS ABOUT LEARNING
                     D. EDUCATIONAL TEAMWORK
                     E. CLASSROOM TEACHING TECHNIQUES
                     F. HOW TO MAKE YOUR TEACHING INTERESTING
                     G. NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION
                     H. IMPORTANCE OF STUDENTS’ QUESTIONS
                     J. ANSWERING STUDENTS’ QUESTIONS
                     K. STUDENT FEEDBACK MECHANISM.
                     L. MONITORING STUDENTS’ PROGRESS
                     M. UPGRADING STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE.
                     N. STUDENTS’ RELATED NON-ACADEMIC ISSUES
                     O. WAYS OF CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
                     P. CASE STUDIES – For Self-Discovery & Realisation
                     Q. PRACTICALS AND ACTIVITIES




                     PROPOSAL FOR CONDUCT OF TeaQIP


1. Note :
• Minimum two cycles of is required to be done annually. First after one
   month of start of the session and the second one month after the mid-
   session. However, schools are free to go for quarterly or tri-annually

• Full report of TeaQIP would be sent to the school authorities after 10 days

• Details of all preparatory requirements to be done by the school for
   TeaQIP deployment will be sent once the proposal is accepted by the
   concerned school

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Teaching Quality Improvement Program (TeaQIP)

  • 1. TEACHING QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (TeaQIP) INTRODUCTION 1. Today the school education system is such that our students are being subjected to an autocratic way of teaching-learning process where students have no say or any contributory role in their learning process. Even if a teacher is repeatedly committing mistakes like speaking too fast, not being audible enough, not clearing pupil’s doubts, teaching too fast, not using adequate teaching aids, not coming well prepared to take the class, being too strict and harsh, or even committing child abuse; students cannot dare to point out these glaring mistakes of their teachers which hamper their learning upfront. Thus in the absence of any feedback from the students the teachers continue to deliver below par teaching day in and day out. On top of that we now command this poor child to show a sterling performance in the exams. It’s like throwing a boy into the pool to judge his swimming skills without teaching him how to swim! 2. This contradiction in the teaching – learning process, and muffling of the students’ voice creates all the mental stress, academic pressure, disinterest and apathy in children towards their school education. At times the stress and frustration becomes so unbearable that children are driven to even take the extreme step of committing suicide. 3. In view of the above it is very essential to have a system in place which not only gives voice to our school children but also involve them in the process of improving the way they are taught in their class. This urgently needed intervention is surely going to bring back the excitement of learning in our children, and also keep the teachers on the path of continuous improvement.
  • 2. 4. TeaQIP is designed to exactly achieve the above mentioned purpose. It’s a process by which we can on a regular basis diagnose correctly the weaknesses and strengths of our teachers as perceived by their own pupils. Based on this diagnosis we can then coach them to improve upon their teaching skills. 5. TeaQIP is a very powerful tool in the hands of Teachers, Principals and School Management who want to achieve the highest level of teaching excellence and care for our children. It is for those education providers who are eager to make learning an exciting experience for their students. TeaQIP directly helps the teachers to teach better and students to learn better. It eliminates the stress out of the students’ learning experience which they suffer day to day and from exam to exam. It gets professionalism in the classroom teaching environment and causes a big change in the overall attitude of teachers towards their pupils and profession. It is for those who are not only eager but brave enough to adopt this revolutionary concept in order to convert their educational institutions into true centers of excellence. TeaQIP creates a win-win situation for all the stake holders – the students, the teachers, the parents, and the school management. 6. TeaQIP has been selected for the final round of Nasscom Social Innovation Honours award in association with UNICEF. TeaQIP has been granted legal Patent Rights w.e.f. 18 Nov 2011. BRIEF OUTLINE OF TeaQIP 1. AIM : Aim of TeaQIP is to improve the quality of Teaching-Learning Process of any Educational Institution so as to make the educational journey most satisfying and productive for students and teachers both. 2. GOALS : • Remove academic frustration in children leading to suicide
  • 3. Minimise school drop-out rate • To make learning an exciting and rich experience for students • Establish a constructive communication between students and teachers • Achieve mutual accountability among the teachers and their pupils • Strengthen the educational relationship between the teachers and pupils. • Keep teachers on the path of continuous improvement. • Provide periodic and timely feedback to the teachers • Help Teachers to overcome their weaknesses and leverage their strengths • Accurately diagnose the weaknesses and strengths in the teaching- learning process of any institution • Improve the overall academic standard of the institution 3. COLLATERAL BENEFITS : • Management/Principal get a clear cut picture of the situation in the classrooms right on to their laptops • Focuses the attention of all teachers towards correct teaching practice • Professional satisfaction of every teacher gets vastly enhanced • Opens an honest communication between the student and their teachers • Lets the students voice their concerns, thus relieving them of all the stress and pressure • Increases the confidence level of parents and students in the institution • Students take ownership of their Teaching-Learning process MECHANICS OF TeaQIP
  • 4. 4. Stage I - Students’ Feedback Protocol : • Students from Class VI upwards (in case of schools) fill a well-designed and easy-to-fill Feedback Form covering all the aspects of a teachers’ classroom teaching • Students are briefed beforehand in detail regarding the purpose and the modus-operandi of TeaQIP • Students are not allowed to write their name anywhere 5. Stage II – Data Input, Interpretation & Diagnosis : • Response to each parameter in the Feedback Form is quantified • All the scores are entered in the Teacher Data Sheet • All the data is collated and a Data picture of the teachers is created • Data-picture is analyzed and interpreted to generate a comprehensive Advisory Report on strengths and weaknesses of each teacher • An overall report on the status of the teaching – learning process of the Institution as a whole is also prepared with suggestions for improvement 6. Stage III – Counseling Of Teachers : • Advisory Report of each teacher is explained and discussed individually • Each teacher is made aware of his/her strengths and weaknesses • Ways to overcome their weaknesses is discussed in a positive manner with every teacher and also given a copy of the Advisory Report for continuous reference by the respective teachers 7. Stage IV – Teachers’ Training & Motivational Workshop : For Two Days • Aim : To train the teachers to keep themselves abreast and alive in order to seek new frontiers of best teaching techniques which will further the cause of making our school children yearn for more knowledge beyond the realms of our classroom teaching.
  • 5. Topics Covered : A. ALIGNMENT OF TEACHERS’ ATTITUDE B. TEACHER’S ROLE AND THEIR IMPORTANCE C. SOME TRUTHS ABOUT LEARNING D. EDUCATIONAL TEAMWORK E. CLASSROOM TEACHING TECHNIQUES F. HOW TO MAKE YOUR TEACHING INTERESTING G. NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION H. IMPORTANCE OF STUDENTS’ QUESTIONS J. ANSWERING STUDENTS’ QUESTIONS K. STUDENT FEEDBACK MECHANISM. L. MONITORING STUDENTS’ PROGRESS M. UPGRADING STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE. N. STUDENTS’ RELATED NON-ACADEMIC ISSUES O. WAYS OF CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT P. CASE STUDIES – For Self-Discovery & Realisation Q. PRACTICALS AND ACTIVITIES PROPOSAL FOR CONDUCT OF TeaQIP 1. Note :
  • 6. • Minimum two cycles of is required to be done annually. First after one month of start of the session and the second one month after the mid- session. However, schools are free to go for quarterly or tri-annually • Full report of TeaQIP would be sent to the school authorities after 10 days • Details of all preparatory requirements to be done by the school for TeaQIP deployment will be sent once the proposal is accepted by the concerned school