I fail to understand why words like grace marks and liberal checking are construed in negative light. Well if you dont know then you have the right to know that what ever the marks that one obtain in exam are not your actual marks but moderated marks. At times marks may be increased or even decreased. Its the matter of policy that how moderation is to be done. Factors like difficulty of question paper, error in question in question paper, accademic trends and other such factors are taken into consideration while moderating the exam result. Benifit or loss is extended to all regardless of one's disability, cast, gender and social background.
Will someone tell me if a VI student is not getting reasonable education who is to be blaimed? By reasonable education I mean getting quality accessable study material on time, study material free from errors, quality teaching, eas in accessing books, guides, or any other such educational material. Half of the time of VI student is spent on gathering accessable study material, scanning it, get editing done. When will that student learn and crystalise the concepts. When will s/he will get time to revise? Of course conceptual clarity will not be there and which will be apparent in the answer scripts and term papers. Grace marks is their right. Right to education is our fundamental right and right to quality life is also our right. That is to say Right to accessable education is a fundamental right of a student with disability. If this right to accessable education is infringed well it requires that what ever harm have caused to student with disability has to be compensated I'm against grace marks but I'll continue to favour them unless students with disability do not get education with all the acomodation that they require. Yes all acomodation not reasonable acomodation. Reasonable acomodation has done more harm than solving the problems. Reasonable acomodation is a convenient term to expend ingenuity in fabricating loop wholes in order to escape inclusive system. On 1/13/16, Ajay Minocha <ajayminoc...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > Very fruitful discussion indeed! In my views, typing, writers and > recording should co- exist. Our so-called special schools are far from > achieving some success with maths even at SSE level hence we can't > just expect that every student can type equations as fluently as > he/she can dictate to a writer. Similarly, In case of regional > languages, Use of recording devices can make the process rather easier > for visually impaired participants as compared to dictation as well as > typing. > > Regards, > Ajay > > On 1/13/16, avinash shahi <shahi88avin...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Very constructive discussion is on. I'd agree that Blind People >> Organisations in Maharashtra should meet Education Minister and >> suggest necessary corrections in the GR in written form. The CBSE has >> provision for ensuring the availability of computer with enabled >> assistive tools to write one's exam. However I'm not sure about the >> efficiency of Marathi-screen reading software. The provision of scribe >> should not be discontinued. Moreover, if needed,the questionpapers >> should be provided in Braille. >> On 1/13/16, bala9119 <bala9...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> First of all, I appreciate Mr. Vinod Tawde for bringing the necessity >>> of change or evolution in conducting exams for the disabled to the >>> limelight. recording the answers should be one of the options not the >>> mandatory. strict no to liberal or grace marks. instead of straight up >>> criticisms to the suggestions, it would be better if the civil society >>> organizations of blind speak to Mr. Tawde to explain the drawbacks of >>> the system so that a constructive change may happened. I generally >>> oppose the system of scribes and particularly anti towards the print >>> impaired bringing their own scribe. a person who finding difficult to >>> frame a sentence is a probationary officer in many banks now is what >>> the bitter truth which some of you may disagree. because of such >>> malpractice, the eligible, legitimate print impaired people are >>> suffering a lot. if we want to maintain the scribe system, better we >>> have to push for the governments to provide eligible person who know >>> to read and write without difficulties and a separate invigilator for >>> each print impaired candidate. without strengthening the invigilation, >>> offering the candidate to bring their own scribe is like providing the >>> cheatcode to win the game. now its in our hands to move. we must >>> launch necessary campaigns or measures with a focus on flexible mode >>> of giving exams for the disabled instead of a single method. those who >>> want braille, let them write in braille. those who want to record let >>> them get. those who want computers let it be granted. those who want >>> scribes, let the government provide an eligible scribe with an >>> impartial invigilator. finally, I personally don't believe in the >>> universal or identical mode of giving exams for the print impaired but >>> the universal purpose that is impartial, equal treatment in the >>> society. >>> cheers. >>> On 1/12/16, Asudani, Rajesh <rajeshasud...@rbi.org.in> wrote: >>>> Times of India: >>>> >>>> Blind students can 'record' board exam answers on tape recorder >>>> Abhishek Choudhari >>>> | TNN | Jan 9, 2016, 04.24 PM IST >>>> NAGPUR: Don't be surprised if during this summer's state board exam a >>>> candidate asks the invigilator for additional 'cassette' instead of >>>> additional supplement. >>>> Students suffering from visual impairment (partial/full) can now record >>>> their answers on tape recorder rather than taking help of a writer. 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