CCCL Hexaware: Satyanarayana pideti
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Wrote down alphabets of Telugu and Exglish and also wrote some "gudinthaalu" and learnt some more. Wrote some small words in English. | Wrote down alphabets of Telugu and Exglish and also wrote some "gudinthaalu" and learnt some more. Wrote some small words in English. | ||
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+ | ===Interactions on 25th February=== | ||
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+ | {{firstperson|[[User:Vipulnaik|Vipul]]}} | ||
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+ | I covered the following topics in mathematics (I was teaching him along with {{Narayana Rao}} and {{Shankara Rao}}): | ||
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+ | * Counting 1-20 in Telugu and English | ||
+ | * Addition by dot-counting and number line | ||
+ | * Subtraction by dot-counting and number line | ||
+ | * Writing and manipulating expressions for addition and subtraction | ||
+ | * Shapes of square, circle, triangle, rectangle; counting the number of such shapes | ||
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+ | After I had finished, he did the following: | ||
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+ | * Practice of writing the Telugu alphabet (checked by {{Ravitej}}) | ||
+ | * Listened attentively to "Hanuman to the Rescue" (recited by {{Ravitej}}) and "Baddhu and Chhotu" (recited by {{Bhanukiran}}) | ||
+ | * Recited a poem/song to Ravitej |
Current revision as of 03:54, 1 March 2007
This article is about a child at the CCCL Hexaware construction site who is being assisted/taught by the members of CMI Spark
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[edit] Profile
[edit] Basic information
- Name: Satyanarayana Pideti
- Gender: Male
- Age: ?? years (approx?)
- Mother: Rama
- Father: Ram
- Native place: Parvathipuram
- Native language: Telugu
[edit] Educational background
- Studied in: A (Telugu-medium) school at Paravathipuram
- Studied upto: Class 1
[edit] Knowledge state
[edit] Native language
In knowledge of Telugu, he seems to be somewhere very close Level 2 as per this gradation. That is, he can read and write alphabets and can write small words.
[edit] English
In knowledge of English he seems to be at Level 1, viz he can read/write alphabets. He also knows a few spoken words and their Telugu meanings and can write simple monosyllabic words like cat, sat, mat.
[edit] Mathematics
He has studied addition, subtraction in school, though he may be somewhat out of touch with these. Refer to the 11th February session for more details on what he knows so far.
[edit] Desire to learn
[edit] Areas
- Telugu: ??
- English: Word construction and vocabulary (proceeding to Level 2)
- Mathematics: ?
[edit] Time-slots
He is willing to learn every day.
[edit] Interaction so far
[edit] Interactions on 28th January
was not present
[edit] Interactions on 4th Febraruy
Was not present
[edit] Interactions on 11th February
Wrote down alphabets of Telugu and Exglish and also wrote some "gudinthaalu" and learnt some more. Wrote some small words in English.
[edit] Interactions on 25th February
This is a first-person article (or section of an article) by Vipul
I covered the following topics in mathematics (I was teaching him along with Narayana Rao and Shankara Rao):
- Counting 1-20 in Telugu and English
- Addition by dot-counting and number line
- Subtraction by dot-counting and number line
- Writing and manipulating expressions for addition and subtraction
- Shapes of square, circle, triangle, rectangle; counting the number of such shapes
After I had finished, he did the following: