Sandarbh - Subscription (by Registered Post)
Sandarbh - Subscription (by Registered Post)
Language: Hindi
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A resource bank for teachers
A school teacher in India often has access only to the prescribed textbook to help her in her work. Even when she does find books or articles on curricular or related topics, they are likely to be in English. In a country where less than 2% of the population is fluent in English, there are limited resources in other languages for a teacher to refer to.
Sandarbh, a bimonthly in Hindi, was conceived in 1994 to meet this need. Sandarbh means ‘context’, and carries articles on various topics in Science and Education. These articles are meant to be a resource primarily for middle and high school teachers and students, who teach and learn in Hindi. The articles are usually in a informal style, and as far as possible are free of jargon. The magazine also serves as a means of communication between teachers across the country who write to us about their classroom experiences, activities and experiments that have worked and failed. Articles submitted to Sandarbh are often in Hindi, though many of them are in English and other languages as well, and are translated for publication.
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It is a masterpiece work of Science. It has lovely essays and stories on science and pedagogy, having either zero or minimum jargons, by experienced teachers, professors and scientists etc. It can be read by anyone irrespective of their age. If you are from education dept. then you must subscribe and encourage the childeren to do the same. Sandarbh has power to develop a strong scientific temperament while one leafs through the pages. Metaphorically, I have subscribed to what sages used to called ecstacy. It will increase your knowledge for sure but let me assure you one more thing, you will be provided something which your old science textbooks couldn't.
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Lovely and stupendous. It's one of those rare documents that has endured and become part of precious memories of mingling learning, reading, thinking, wondering and enjoying. It's not only about science and environment, but part of that childhood memories that makes life rich and sensitive. Among many short-lived such mags, SANDARBH'S success is something to be thankful for. It should be made compulsory in every teaching institute - public or private - whatever level of teaching or learning they cater to. Instead of bombarding kids about the ills of rote learning, efforts should be made to popularise, enhance accessibility and subsidize this kind of efforts.
Thanks to those who've taken pains to bring it to us issue by issue and volume by volume each passing year.