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There are 472 million children in India under the age of 18 years. This constitutes 39% of the total population in the country (Census 2011) Education: 1 in 4 children of school-going age is out of school in our country – 99 million children in total have dropped out of school (Census 2011) Out of every 100 children, only 32 children finish their school education age-appropriately (District Information System for Education (DISE) 2014-15) Only 2% of the schools offer complete school education from Class 1 to Class 12 (District Information System for Education (DISE) 2014-15) Child Abuse and Exploitation: There are 10.13 million   child labourers   between 5-14 years in India (Census 2011) India has 33 million working children between the ages of 5-18 years. In parts of the country, more than half the child population is engaged in labour (Census 2011) Every day, around 150 children go missing in India – kidnapping and abduction is the largest crime against c

Chewing Gum Inventor:  Thomas Adams Year:  1870 What Happened:  He was experimenting with chicle, the sap from a South American tree, as a substitute for rubber. After mounting failures, the dejected inventor popped a piece into his mouth. Big Discovery:  He liked it! As a Result:  Adams New York No. 1 became the first mass-produced chewing gum in the world.

The Microwave Inventor:  Percy Spencer Year:  1946 What Happened:  With the end of World War II, the Raytheon engineer was looking for other uses for the magnetron, which generated the microwaves for radar systems. While Spencer was standing next to the device one day, a chocolate bar in his pocket melted. Big Discovery:  The magnetron worked even better on popcorn. As a Result:  Orville Redenbacher became very rich. Here are the  foods that were also invented by accident .

B.Ed school teacher fresher Veena Anasthasia M S Chennai Contact no.-9443718191 Email Id-veenaanasthasia@gmail.com Objective Seeking an opportunity to serve as a school teacher in a reputed school and share my knowledge  Professional Efficiencies -Excellent Interpersonal skill -Energetic, sharp and committed. -Lenient in handling the children. -Disciplined -Analytical -Problem-solving skills. Technical Skill Extensive knowledge of Internet and computer software’s Responsibilities -Impart education on children according to the syllabus  -To create interest amongst the children -Devise interactive methods to teach the students -Assigning Homework and giving feedback -Maintain records on student’s’ progress. -Conduct a monthly meeting with students parents who lack in concentration and have problems -Taking children to museums and gardens to enhance their knowledge on different perspective Educational Qualification -B Ed from Loyola college of education  -UG ( chemistry ) from Madras u