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NTIL Using ICT in Teaching |
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All Primary One teachers have undergone training on the 5 Language portals, namely, Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu. Teachers have been issued with passwords to enable them to access the various portals for their teaching.
. The Board embarked on the usage of Information Communication Technology (ICT) for the teaching of the NTIL (Non Tamil Indian Languages). To empower teachers to use ICT as a tool for teaching, the Board organised ICT training for its teachers. Training sessions were held at Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School in July 2011.
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NTIL Marks in Students' Report Cards |
The Board advises students whose report cards do not reflect the NTIL marks to contact their respective schools. To inform the school that their School's Cockpit coordinator needs to contact MOE Helpdesk immediately for assistance.
The NTIL results were uploaded on schedule, schools have to perform additional steps in the Manage NTIL Results Upload online panel before they can view and extract the results.
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One More Language Barrier Comes Down |
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On Jan 10 2009, a common curriculum will be introduced at the Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Punjabi and Gujarati Languages Schools. Article appeared in the Jan 9, 2009 issue of the tabla! newspaper - by Sheela Narayana.
The New NTIL National Curriculum was launched on 10th Jan 2009 by the President of the Board for the Teaching & Testing of South Asian Languages. It was followed by a two-day workshop on the use of materials for the teaching and learning of the five NTILs.
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Seminar for Primary 6 Pupils |
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PSLE Seminar cum workshop for Primary 6 students at Da Qiao Primary School was conducted on 14 Sep 2008 to consolidate pupil's learning and preparation for the new syllabus PSLE Examination in 2008.
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