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“Education is the fundamental right of all children” and “Universalisation of education” is meaningful only when all the children in the age group of 6-14 are in school and get education. In this context the ‘children with special needs’, need to have different programmes to enrol and to retain them in the schools.

Equity- always remains an issue. Our goal also is to reduce the gap in enrolment, retention, completion rates and achievement levels of children with respect to gender and socially disadvantaged groups. It is also necessary to provide education to the children with special needs on par with other normal children.

Identification and enrolment for the year 2009 -10

The enrolment of the state in the age group of 6-14 is 76, 48,941 and out of which the identified “children with special needs”, are 1, 35,301. This constitutes 1.77% of the total child population from 6 -14 years of age.

Table showing category wise CWSN identified – Enrolled in schools – Covered through HBE during 2009 – 10
State Sl No Category CWSN Identified CWSN Enrolled in schools CWSN Covered through HBE
B G Total B G Total B G Total
K
A
R
N
A
T
A
K
A
1
LV
8564
7563
16127
8564
7563
16127
0
0
0
2
TB
3980
2709
6689
3641
2379
6020
339
330
669
3
HI
10693
8680
19373
10009
8167
18176
684
513
1197
4
SI
1280
941
2221
1280
941
2221
0
0
0
5
OI
14642
10605
25247
14556
10534
25090
86
71
157
6
MR
14814
11216
26030
14692
11125
25817
122
91
213
7
MD
8800
7029
15829
2496
1421
3917
6304
5608
11912
8
LD
12992
10793
23785
12992
10793
23785
0
0
0
TOTAL
75765
59536
135301
68230
52923
121153
7535
6613
14148

 

Graph showing category wise CWSN Identified
Graph showing category wise CWSN Enrolled in schools
Note: All CWSN have been enrolled under various programmes
Graph showing category wise CWSN Covered through HBE

 

Objectives:

The state is maintaining the data of children for preparing the annual work plan of the districts every year.  The main objectives of the state are given below.

  • To provide school access to all the children with special needs.
  • To provide necessary supporting services to the children with special needs in the context of education is the fundamental right and universalisation of elementary education.
  • To reduce the gaps between the normal children and children with special needs in the context of Universalisation of education
  • To empower the teachers and parents to manage the CWSN in the  process of education
  • Establishment of resource persons and resource centers at block level to handle the children with special needs.
  • To impart quality education to CWSN.

Budget

Financial Plan for 2010-11

( Unit cost Rs 3000/- Per CWSN Total identified 159618 X 3000)

 Financial Plan for 2010-11

Districts can propose following activities

Sl No Activities Name of the Unit Unit cost(in lakhs) Budget Time schedule
Phy Fin
1
Assessment and measurement camps Block
0.20
202
40.40
June- July  2010
2
Provision of Aids and appliances Child
0.015
24644
369.66
November _December 2010
3
Community awareness programme at cluster level, mainly for identification of CWSN Cluster
0.02
2844
56.58
June- July 2010
4
2 days training programme for parents of CWSN at cluster level (100X2) Block
0.002
100595
201.19
August  2010
5
90 days training for teachers @ 50 teachers per district Teacher
0.04
1500
60.00
All the months
6
Strengthening of resource centre at block level @ Rs0.20lakhs per block Block
0.20
202
40.40
July 2010
7
Salary of Volunteers @ Rs. 400/- per child. Children
0.004
14739
707.41
 
8
HBE Volunteers training for 10 days @ Rs. 130/- per day Volunteer
0.013
7370
95.81
June- July 2010
9
15 days multi category training for IERTs @ Rs. 200/- per day
 40 teachers & IERTs
IERT    Teachers
0.03
1200
36.00
November –December. 2010
10
Escort facility at the rate of Rs. 200 per child per month (12 months) Child
0.024
13928
334.27
10 months
11
Corrective surgery (80 per districts) Child
0.08
2400
19.20
All the months
12
Development of printing and publicity materials at district level, including for identification- handbooks, pamphlets, etc District
1.00
30
30.00
August December 2010
13
Exposure visit of CWSN with non-disabled children. 100 children from each district District
0.01
3000
30.00
All the months
14
Supply of Braille kits and canes to blind children Child
0.01
2726
27.26
August 2010
15
Celebration of world disabled day at cluster level Cluster
0.05
2844
142.20
December 2010
16
5 days short term training to teachers at block level @ Rs. 100/- per day. Teacher
0.005
10100
50.50
September 2010
17
One day sensitizing of the supervisory staff on academic problems of CWSN, (related to LD) District
0.002
1800
3.60
July 2010
18
CWSN survey, verification and 5% sample check District
1.00
30
30.00
January- February  2011
19
Exposure tour for IERT and Inclusive Education personnel  (20 per district) District
0.030
600
18.00
October 2010
20
Ramps in existing schools School
0.10
3229
322.90
June to December.
21
Developmen-Procurement of DAISY software for totally blind children on pilot basis in 4 districts of Belagaum, Davanagere, Koppal and Tumkur where the number of such children is high concerned districts
1.00
4
4.00
January –February 2011
22
Salary  for IERTs Block
0.15
606
1090.80
All months
23
Provision of transport facility to needy children (10 per district.) Children
0.02
300
6.00
 
24
Development of sign language and dictionary State
1
4.00
December 2010- January 2011
25
Documentation of IE activities at state level. Sate
1
3.00
December 2010- January 2011
26
Survey and Study on ramps in schools. State
1
10.00
December 2010- January 2011
27
SLD Training for IERTs at AIISH Mysore State
1
7.00
May-2010
28
Work Shop & meeting at state level. State
1
3.00
All the months
29
Braille book MRP training at state level.   State
1
5.00
April – 2010
30
Braille Books State
1
      
6.00
December-2010
31
Development of publicity materials at state level. State
1
3.35
Aug-2010
Total
3757.53
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