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Project Title

Free Rights, Education for
     Everyone (FREE)
Project Objectives

 To improve the academic performances of the needy
  students by providing free tuition
 To improve the quality of life of the needy students
  and their families
 To ensure the emotional well-being of the needy
  students
Project Beneficiaries
 Beneficiaries:
   Primary School Students from low-income family
    in Singapore
 Benefits:
Partnering Organization

 World Vision Singapore
Partnering Organization




 World Vision Singapore

 Their Motto:
   Caring for the needy people

 Work with children, families and communities
  worldwide who are affected by poverty and injustice
Similar Project

 SMILE Foundation India
SMILE Foundation

 Various states of India

 Provide free education to poor children

 SMILE has reached over 2 million beneficiaries across
  22 states in India
Preparation Phase


 Human Resources

 Publicity

 Physical Resources

 Financial Resources
Preparation Phase




 Human Resource
   12 – 15 Volunteers needed
   At least 2 tutors in each community centre
   Flexible tutoring schedule (liaise between students
    and tutors)
  Each volunteer will be entrusted with 4 students.
Human Resource

 Criteria for volunteers:
   Aged between 17 and 25 years old
   At least GCE ‘O’-Level Certificate with reasonably
    good results
   Able to commit 1 hour 30 minutes per week for 6
    months to 1 year
   Exemplary behavior
   Mature & Dedicated
Human Resource

 Recruitment of Volunteers
   Sign up online
   http://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=d
   Submission of documents:
     A photocopy of NRIC
     Results Slip
     Supporting documentation of prior experience
      (optional)
     Teacher’s recommendation (optional)
Online Registration
Human Resource

 Training of Volunteers:
   Venue  Clementi Community Club
   Training includes:
     Revision of latest PSLE syllabus
     Methods of teaching or explaining
     Ways to deal with problematic students
     Expectations and tips to be a tutor
Human Resource

 Publicity
   Email to CIP department of all Junior Colleges and
    Universities
   Campaign at Vivocity
   Collaboration with World Vision Singapore
   Distribution of leaflets


  Volunteers will be contacted after the processing of
    their information.
Preparation Phase


 Physical Resource
   Teaching Materials
   Venue of Tutoring
   Logistics
Physical Resource

 Teaching Materials
   Textbooks
   Stationery
   Workbooks / Exercise books
   Supplementary Notes (Printing at schools for a
    lower cost)
   Special Equipment (can be borrowed from school)
 Partnering with NTUC
 NTUC Annual Book Donation
Physical Resource

 Venue of Tutoring
   Thomson Community Centre
   Bishan Community Club
   Serangoon Community Centre
   Bukit Panjang Community Club
   Butik Batok Community Club
   Clementi Community Club

 Rental for a classroom: $26.70

 Students who applied for the tutoring will be posted
  to the nearest community centre to their house
Physical Resource

 Logistics
   Transportations will be arranged for special
    equipment borrowed
   Transportation will be provided for students who
    stayed further from their venues
   Charge per transfer for 9 students: $45
Preparation Phase

  Financial Resource
    Budget

No.            Items    Cost

 1    Class Rental      $26.70

 2    Transport         $45.00

3.    Printing Fee      $ 1.00

          Total Cost    $72.70
Preparation Phase

 Financial Resource
   Sponsorship from enterprises
   Collaboration with World Vision Singapore
   Fund Raising
     Sale of Flag Day Coupon
On - Going Phase

 Project Progress:
On - Going Phase


 Eligibility of Primary School Students for this Project
   Low Income Family (< $2,000)
   Dysfunctional Family
   Unsatisfying Academic Performances
      Average Score is below 70 marks
On - Going Phase

 Tutoring Programs
   Tutor will suit the pace of the students
   Refreshments maybe provided
   Mentoring
   Revision of Syllabus
   Clarification of Concepts
On - Going Phase




     Ensuring Effectiveness of Project
       Evaluation Forms for Parents
       Evaluation Forms for Teachers
       Evaluation Forms for Students
       Semester Examination Results
On - Going Phase

 E-mails, regarding continuation of programme, sent
  to all the schools, tutors and parents involved.
 Tutors encouraged to stay on.

 Finalised list of groupings sent out by e-mail to all
  involved parties by December.
Evaluation

 Very Attractive

 Beneficial to Singapore

 Ensure a guaranteed future for the needy students

 Resolving Singapore Social Problems

 Feasible as Students can take part in it as their
  Community Involvement Program
Potential Problems

 Insufficient experience for tutors to handle students

 Inadequate teaching experience

 Unfamiliar with Primary School Teachers’ teaching
  method
Possible Solutions



 More teaching courses or
  trainings for tutors
 Recording of every lesson for
  reflection
 Interaction with Primary School
  Teachers
Effectiveness of Project


 Highly recommended to improve the education level
  in Singapore
 Aid in balance education for both rich and poor
  students
 Less social illness due to the unbalance distribution of
  wealth
Sources
   http://www.google.com.sg/imgres?q=education+future&start=58&num=10&um=1&hl=en&biw=1280


   http://www.vivocity.com.sg/pulse.html

   http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissions/primary-one-registration/listing-by-planning-area/

   http://www.pa.gov.sg/locate-our-centres/

   http://one.pa.gov.sg/CRMSPortal/CRMSPortal.portal?

   http://www.hishelpinschool.com/specneeds/Bloom.html
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  • 1. Proudly presented by: Aaron Khoo Jean Liang Kimberly Goh Nicole Seet Victoria Chong Project Work 1SC2 Group 4
  • 2. Project Title Free Rights, Education for Everyone (FREE)
  • 3. Project Objectives  To improve the academic performances of the needy students by providing free tuition  To improve the quality of life of the needy students and their families  To ensure the emotional well-being of the needy students
  • 4. Project Beneficiaries  Beneficiaries:  Primary School Students from low-income family in Singapore  Benefits:
  • 6. Partnering Organization  World Vision Singapore  Their Motto:  Caring for the needy people  Work with children, families and communities worldwide who are affected by poverty and injustice
  • 7. Similar Project  SMILE Foundation India
  • 8. SMILE Foundation  Various states of India  Provide free education to poor children  SMILE has reached over 2 million beneficiaries across 22 states in India
  • 9. Preparation Phase  Human Resources  Publicity  Physical Resources  Financial Resources
  • 10. Preparation Phase  Human Resource  12 – 15 Volunteers needed  At least 2 tutors in each community centre  Flexible tutoring schedule (liaise between students and tutors) Each volunteer will be entrusted with 4 students.
  • 11. Human Resource  Criteria for volunteers:  Aged between 17 and 25 years old  At least GCE ‘O’-Level Certificate with reasonably good results  Able to commit 1 hour 30 minutes per week for 6 months to 1 year  Exemplary behavior  Mature & Dedicated
  • 12. Human Resource  Recruitment of Volunteers  Sign up online  http://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=d  Submission of documents:  A photocopy of NRIC  Results Slip  Supporting documentation of prior experience (optional)  Teacher’s recommendation (optional)
  • 14. Human Resource  Training of Volunteers:  Venue  Clementi Community Club  Training includes:  Revision of latest PSLE syllabus  Methods of teaching or explaining  Ways to deal with problematic students  Expectations and tips to be a tutor
  • 15. Human Resource  Publicity  Email to CIP department of all Junior Colleges and Universities  Campaign at Vivocity  Collaboration with World Vision Singapore  Distribution of leaflets Volunteers will be contacted after the processing of their information.
  • 16. Preparation Phase  Physical Resource  Teaching Materials  Venue of Tutoring  Logistics
  • 17. Physical Resource  Teaching Materials  Textbooks  Stationery  Workbooks / Exercise books  Supplementary Notes (Printing at schools for a lower cost)  Special Equipment (can be borrowed from school)  Partnering with NTUC  NTUC Annual Book Donation
  • 18. Physical Resource  Venue of Tutoring  Thomson Community Centre  Bishan Community Club  Serangoon Community Centre  Bukit Panjang Community Club  Butik Batok Community Club  Clementi Community Club  Rental for a classroom: $26.70  Students who applied for the tutoring will be posted to the nearest community centre to their house
  • 19. Physical Resource  Logistics  Transportations will be arranged for special equipment borrowed  Transportation will be provided for students who stayed further from their venues  Charge per transfer for 9 students: $45
  • 20. Preparation Phase  Financial Resource  Budget No. Items Cost 1 Class Rental $26.70 2 Transport $45.00 3. Printing Fee $ 1.00 Total Cost $72.70
  • 21. Preparation Phase  Financial Resource  Sponsorship from enterprises  Collaboration with World Vision Singapore  Fund Raising  Sale of Flag Day Coupon
  • 22. On - Going Phase  Project Progress:
  • 23. On - Going Phase  Eligibility of Primary School Students for this Project  Low Income Family (< $2,000)  Dysfunctional Family  Unsatisfying Academic Performances  Average Score is below 70 marks
  • 24. On - Going Phase  Tutoring Programs  Tutor will suit the pace of the students  Refreshments maybe provided  Mentoring  Revision of Syllabus  Clarification of Concepts
  • 25. On - Going Phase  Ensuring Effectiveness of Project  Evaluation Forms for Parents  Evaluation Forms for Teachers  Evaluation Forms for Students  Semester Examination Results
  • 26. On - Going Phase  E-mails, regarding continuation of programme, sent to all the schools, tutors and parents involved.  Tutors encouraged to stay on.  Finalised list of groupings sent out by e-mail to all involved parties by December.
  • 27. Evaluation  Very Attractive  Beneficial to Singapore  Ensure a guaranteed future for the needy students  Resolving Singapore Social Problems  Feasible as Students can take part in it as their Community Involvement Program
  • 28. Potential Problems  Insufficient experience for tutors to handle students  Inadequate teaching experience  Unfamiliar with Primary School Teachers’ teaching method
  • 29. Possible Solutions  More teaching courses or trainings for tutors  Recording of every lesson for reflection  Interaction with Primary School Teachers
  • 30. Effectiveness of Project  Highly recommended to improve the education level in Singapore  Aid in balance education for both rich and poor students  Less social illness due to the unbalance distribution of wealth
  • 31. Sources  http://www.google.com.sg/imgres?q=education+future&start=58&num=10&um=1&hl=en&biw=1280  http://www.vivocity.com.sg/pulse.html  http://www.moe.gov.sg/education/admissions/primary-one-registration/listing-by-planning-area/  http://www.pa.gov.sg/locate-our-centres/  http://one.pa.gov.sg/CRMSPortal/CRMSPortal.portal?  http://www.hishelpinschool.com/specneeds/Bloom.html
  • 32. Q & A

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. Good morning, Mrs Chan and fellow classmates. I am Jean and these are Aaron, Kimberly, Nicole and Victoria, all from group 4.
  2. We have initiated a project which is known as FREE, which stands free rights, education for everyone.
  3. The aims of the project is to improve the academic performances of the needy students by free tuition, improve the quality of life of the needy students and their family and ensure the emtional well-being of the needy students.
  4. For our project, our target audience will be the children who come from low-income families in Singapore. Providing free tuition to them will be able to provide them an additional source of help. This will allow them to catch up in class, resulting in the improvement of grades. Thus, this can assure them with guaranteed future.
  5. We would be partnering with World Vision Singapore in order to make this project more organized and resourceful.
  6. They share the same motto as us to “Caring for the needy people”. They also work with children, families and communities worldwide who are affected by poverty and injustice.
  7. Similar projects have been organised and they have prove how successful such projects could be.
  8. In various states of India, SMILE foundation started in 2003 aims to provide free education to poor children from underprivileged sectors of the society. Ever since 2003, 2 million beneficiaries across 22 states in India have received free education from the SMILE project.
  9. Next, we proceed to the preparation phase, including human resource, publicity, Physical and Financial Resource. Nicole will cover the part of human resource and publicity.
  10. We have decided to recruit volunteers to carry out our project. We have decided that each volunteer tutor will be entrusted with 4 students, as we believe that this student-tutor ratio will be just right to cater to the needs of the students. We are estimating around 60 needy children with results below average that require extra tutoring from our volunteers, thus around 15 volunteers will be necessary to take part in this project. We will have at least 2 tutors to in each community centre. Tutors and posted students will liaise with each other and fix a common weekly schedule.
  11. To be a volunteer in our project will be aged between 17 and 25 years of age. This will make tutoring a more interesting and fun process for both parties rather than a boring weekly chore. Next, we expect volunteers to have reasonably good results so that we can be assured that the students will be learning from someone capable of achieving good results. Moving on, commitment is also a very important aspect of this project. The volunteers will be required to commit weekly for at least 1.5 hours a week for around 6 months to a year. This is necessary because it will very hard for the students to progress if the tutor is constantly changing, due to the different teaching methods of different individuals. Moral character of the volunteers is also crucial for the development of the students’ character. As the tutor will be in close contact with the students for a long period of time, the example that the tutor shows will have an impact on the students, especially in the developing stage of character of the students.
  12. For the recruitment of volunteers, they can simply sign up online via the link given. In the attachment column, they should include a scan copy of their NRIC, supporting documents of prior experience and a teacher’s recommendation. The two latter are optional.   As part of the registration, the volunteers will be required to submit their a photocopy of their result slips, birth certificate and supporting documents of prior experience if applicable. This is to ensure that the volunteers we have recruited are indeed eligible and suitable for the carrying out of our project and the welfare of the needy students. We will collect the necessary documents from them on the first session of volunteer training.
  13. This is the site for signing up.
  14. Training will be provided for all volunteers taking part in the project. This is absolutely compulsory for each an every volunteer so that we can let them know what is expected of them as well as to guide them on how to go about giving tuition to the students. The training will be conducted at Clementi Community Club.   To facilitate the training for the volunteers, we will be inviting an experienced volunteer tutor from the CDAC Supervised Homework Group Volunteer programme to conduct the session. This way, she can not only give useful tips on tutoring, but also share her experience in tutoring students and answer questions raised by the volunteers. After that is done, the volunteers will split into groups according to the subject they will be tutoring and revise the latest PSLE syllabus within their groups. This is crucial for the tutors so that they know exactly what is expected for their students in the PSLE exams and can help them work towards improving their grades for this major exam. Finally, discussion within the groups can be done to share opinions and advice on tutoring the students.
  15. As for the publicity of our project so as to recruit volunteers, we will be sending emails to the CIP departments of various Junior Colleges and Universities in Singapore. The email will include a short write-up of what the FREE Project is about, and also the link to the online registration form. Interested students can then proceed to registering and take the first step in making a difference in a needy student’s life. An event will also be organized at Vivocity to promote this project, where leaflets will be given out with information about the project and details on how to sign up. Following up, I shall pass on to Kimberly.
  16. Thanks, Nicole. I will be covering the next two portions of the Preparation Phase, which includes the Physical and Financial Resource.   In the Part of Physical Resource, we have three main concerns, which are teaching material, venue for tutoring and logistics.
  17. As for teaching materials, we understand that we ought to prepare textbooks, stationery, workbooks, supplementary notes and etc… In order to obtain textbooks, we will be partnering with NTUC. NTUC organizes an Annual Book Donation, allowing students from low-income family students to get free second-hand books which are still in usable condition. (rephrase yourself if it does not sound right)   Supplementary notes can be printed in school printing services for a cheaper price. As for special equipment, we will try to borrow them from school. For example, we can borrow microscopes and projectors.
  18. The venues for tutoring are as the following shown. The rental price of a classroom in a community club is $26.70. Primary school students who are interested and eligible for this program will be posted to the nearest community club so as to save transportation time and fee.
  19. If we are borrowing heavy items or students are staying too far from the tutoring venue, transport can be provided. In case some students really have difficulty getting to our tuition class, a shuttle bus could always be rented to fetch the students to our class and back home. Rates form myBUS.com.sg: For a 9-Seater bus it cost 445 per transfer
  20. Now, let’s focus on the financial resource. The simple table drafted out the budget that we need to open a class. In order to fit 60 students, the total amount needed is $400.50.
  21. How can we gather such a sum of money? We decided to seek for sponsorship to support us in our good course and the collaboration with World Vision Singapore can also both supply us with financial and human resource. Besides, the sale of flag day coupon also allows us to publicize our events and collect donation from the public.   Next, I shall pass on to Victoria to talk about the On going phase.
  22. Covering on-going phase of this project. 1 st : we will set up a booth @ Vivocity to recruit volunteers. Leaflets and registration forms will be sent to schools to attract eligible students to register (students from low-income families only). Students posted to the Community Club nearest to their home. Group students, groups of 4 --- 1 tutor per group In the meantime, volunteers registering to participate as tutors – undergo interview @ Bishan Community Club Interview: assess level of commitment of registrant, sincerity Tutors will undergo training to enable them to communicate effectively with students and equip them with necessary social skills as a tutor. Lessons will then began in June. Every 3 months, a Feedback Form will be distributed to all parents and schools. Committee will reflect on the feedback received and find ways to make improvements.
  23. Only some students are eligible for this programme: From low-income families (i.e. families with household income &lt; $2000) Students from dysfunctional families Students who are from low-income families and/or dysfunctional families, AND have poor grades (i.e. scores lower than 70 marks **primary school standard)
  24. Tutors are advised to go at a pace that’s comfortable with the students. Light refreshments are provided. Students may also submit an order form, at the start of the programme for the semester) to request for a meal of lunch or dinner for that day. A small monthly fee (approx. $12) needs to be paid, however. During the tuition: 1. Revision of syllabus: help students see the big picture of the syllabus and how different subjects are linked. 2. Clarify concepts or any misconceptions. 3. Homework: “Normal Level” &amp; “Higher Level” homework. “ Normal Level” hmwk: focused on developing memory and understanding skills, fewer application questions. “ Higher Level” hmwk: focused on application and even analytical skills. 4. (if have spare time) Teach ahead of the school teachers: give an edge over the other students in school.
  25. Evaluation Forms for teachers, parents and students to fill in and submit. Each Evaluation Form is different (because diff. role of participation in the project -&gt; benefit in diff. ways) Looking at examination results -&gt; look out for improvements. If there are improvements, how much improvement? Requesting for senior teachers (still teaching) to review the materials provided for the students.
  26. E-mails, with regards to the continuation of the programme, sent out to schools, tutors and parents involved. These parties required to reply if they would like to continue with the programme. Tutors are encouraged to stay on &lt;- formed bonds with the students, hence, able to communicate more effectively and be better able to teach the students. By December, the finalised list of groupings sent out to all the parties involved, informing them of the groupings and the groups’ respective tutors for the following year.
  27. Free Right, Education for Everyone is a simple and yet attractive project which can benefit Singapore tremendously. In the education system of Singapore, almost every student starts to have tuition at a very young age. These tuitions can either help students to improve further or they are allowed to enhance their understandings on certain parts which they are unfamiliar with. However, this is unfair for students who are from low-income families. They are unable to afford expensive tuition fees and hence some of them may feel left out in class as they are unable to catch up in class. If free tuition is provided for them, they will be able to appreciate their education opportunity and hence work hard towards their goals. Then, they will also stand a chance to shine in future. Poverty is the root of most social ills. As people are poor, they are jealous of the rich, hence committing social crimes to express their dissatisfaction. By ensuring a guaranteed future for the needy students, less social illnesses will happen as the quality of life of most people are satisfying with sufficient education. This project is feasible as students will definitely support this project by taking part in them as a Community Involvement Program. Besides, the partnership with World Vision Singapore also allows us to obtain more support, resources and manpower.
  28. However, as students without proper teaching training are involved in this project, they may have insufficient experience of being a tutor. Thus, they may still face problems handling students and explaining to students. This is possible as students who are lack of teaching experience, tend to judge every student with their own standards, hence exerting greater pressure on the needy students, instead of helping them. Apart from that, as these volunteers have graduated from primary school for quite some time, they may be unfamiliar with the answering techniques for PSLE.
  29. In order to resolve the previous mentioned complications, I feel that more teaching courses and trainings can be organized for tutors. They can also record their lessons to review on their teaching techniques and hence sharing their experience with other tutors. I also believe that another very helpful method is seek consultations from Primary school teachers who are more familiar by interacting with them.
  30. Think far. Every student is the future leader of Singapore. The balance in the education system can allow a fair competitions between students, allowing them fight with their true abilities and competencies. When every students have a guaranteed career in future, there will also be less social illness in Singapore, rescuing more people from the poverty cycle.
  31. These are some of our sources of information
  32. Q&amp;A
  33. Thank you!