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During the months April to June 2014, Social Development International (SODEIT) give children from age 7 to 12 the opportunity to read and write through Touch, Type, Read and Spell (TTRS) software program at our Teenage Mothers Institute - Multi Media Center. 25 of these children came from Government Bilingual Primary School- Bonduma and 11 from Government Primary School – Bokoko.They were able to complete 4 modules of out 28 modules and we took a randez -vous for 2014/2015 school year to commence in September 2014.
Two vulnerable children - Blaise and Marie Claire in Tole Village, were able to to pass their end of school examination in the mist of hardship. SODEIT was able to support their schooling with basic school needs, basic food and medical supplies with your generous donation.
Your donation/support counts in giving orphans and vulnerable children the quality life they deserve. As we are approaching post 2015 MDGs. Lets do it together.
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A twenty-two years old proven Touch-type Read and Spell (TTRS) is highly successful at improving reading, writing, spelling and self esteem of pupils and children of Bonduma village in Buea through the medium of touch-typing in a unique, multi-sensory, dyslexia-friendly way at the Teenage Mothers Institute, Buea. TTRS multi-sensory, dyslexia friendly computer course designed to improve reading, writing and spelling skills through the medium of touch-typing from - https://readandspell.com.
This pilot phase kicked off on March 26th, 2014 and will end on April 29th, 2014. Two instructors were trained to handle the training of the Children at our Teenage Mothers Institute Multi Media Center.
Twenty-seven pupils from Government School – G.S Bonduma I and Government Bilingual Practicing School – GBPS Bonduma) participated. Two hours of learning period each working day of the week (Mondays to Fridays) is a structured program of phonics and aims to develop literacy skills, confidence, self-esteem and motivation of children to read and spell with ease through the internet.
Twenty-seven children from Government School – G.S Bonduma I and Government Bilingual Practicing School – GBPS Bonduma) participated in the pilot phase with the registration of 18 and 9 (27) pupils of classes 4, 5 and 6 respectively. The pupils were very pleased with the program and performed positively as there were 22 pupils who scored a 100% in some Modules of each Level and just one pupil recorded a score of less than 50%, that is 41% at the first Module of Level one. In all, the TTRS program is composed of 24 Levels with each having 30 Modules. Most of the pupils due to the Easter Break completed/ended the program at the third Level while the very slow ones are still in Level one.
Computer skills and internet access are directly related with poverty eradication and social development for the underprivileged, underserved children and their communities.
While Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is a compulsory subject in Cameroon, did you know that many children and youth never get the chance to learn basic computer skills through an actual computer?
Our goal is to go mobile on Wheels with laptops and TTRS to reach rural communities. We need to create the learning environment which will enable underprivileged and underserved children connected with our ever-changing, digital world of information.
Quality Education is Children's Right.
Let support our future leaders with quality education in our communities, we can do it.
Donors, Friends and Supporters,
We started our "After School Classes" for Orphans and Vulnerable children in Tole Village, Cameroon on October 07, 2013. Forty-five Children were identified from two of the four primary schools in Tole but we selected 15 to start with as a result of the limited resources to run the classes. The 15children were carefully selected after a social inquiry work done by our social worker.
We supplied books, didactic materials and give stipend to our local volunteer teacher - Abia Taku ; who also is a teacher at the presbyterian primary tole Village. Abia coordinates the classes and also serves as our Children education support contact in Tole. Each month it costs us US$135 to run the classes.
There is high pressure on us for the inclusion of the other needy children, who are in dare need of the classes for their social and cognitive development.
We look forward to your continued support to give quality education to all deserving underserved and underprivilede children in our community.
Investing in Children education is a responsible and sustainable development venture for the good of all.
Dear Friends and Donors,
The 2013/2014 academic year for basic and secondary education started in Cameroon September 02, 2013.
We engaged on sending these two children to complete their primary school education- Blaise in Class four and Marie Stella in class one. These are children of poor and handicapped farming parents in Tole village. Full scholarship , nutrition and sanitation support was approved for them based on the social inquiry we get from our social worker.
We purchased text books, exercisee books, shoes, uniforms, school bags, pay school fees- as they are in a mission school, and didactic materials for schooling worth US$ 355.
After two months, we went back to the field on Monday November 04. 2013 to monitor Marie-Stella and Blaise progress. We assessed their living, psychological and educational situation.
They are doing well, but still need follow up at home, their nutrition and sanitation need to be improved upon if we are to get them up from their present predicament.
With these development, we made a decision to to get them food, nutritional and sanitation items worth US $91:
One 50 kg Bag of rice, seven tablets of washing soap, two rolls of powered washing soap, ten sachets of tomato paste, one packet of maggi cubes, and five litres of cooking groundnut oil.
We are able to do all this with your hard earned money you donated..
Thank you for your generosity in helping the poorest of the poor in our community.
From our last report, we supported 32 children in Tole, among these children is Blaise. Who has made an exemplary result to class 4. Showing that your resources were well invested in our future leaders. This year we have include the junior sister – Marie Stella who is 6 years and still to see the doors of primary education because of the disadvantage position of the family. Two of them will be going to school with full scholarship support from Social Development International costing US$ 300 for the two to get one year primary education.
Blaise and Marie-Stella were born under normal conditions. They developed normally and had not suffered from any serious health problem until last year that they were both victims of cholera attack. Blaise started school in the year 2010, and is going to primary 4 next year academic year. He made a good result, coming out 4th in his class of 40, going to class 4, thanks to the partial educational support he got from Social Development International.
Marie-Stella is yet to start her primary education at the beginning of this academic year. This family has a monthly income that falls below the poverty threshold. The parents are poor handicapes and cannot adequately provide for the feeding and educational needs for their children. Their father is very advanced in age while the children still have a long way to go as regard their education and social development.
There is need for continuous educational support for Blaise and Marie-stella from the secondary network, without this, we see no future for these children's education which I foresee might be terminated before they complete their primary education.
From the above observations, complete educational assistance for Blaise and Marie-Stella from Social Development International is a priority.
Also we teach the parents family planning, home management and sanitation skills, and family life education to improve on their living conditions for social development of the children.
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PlayStation 4 and Xbox One will outsell their precursors well ahead of the previous generation's schedule, according to take Two CEO Strauss Zelnick.
Although the PS3 and Xbox 360 took eight years to generate their current sales levels, Zelnick expects the PS4 and Xbox One to reach the same totals in just five years, he told investors at the Credit Suisse' 2013 Technology Conference, as reported by GamesIndustry.
"I'd specifically say yes because it appears that – and this is largely anecdotal but tablets are a good example – all these new iterations of more and more exciting hardware seem to have picked up in velocity generationally compared to five or 10 years ago," he said.
"But if we had a big market meltdown, for example, a repeat of '08 and '09 in three years, or two years, or two minutes, that would influence it. But if this economy stays on this track, yeah, I feel good about it."
The Xbox 360 launched in 2005 with the PS3 following in 2006. Combined, the platforms have shifted over 160 million units; the split is pretty even, as the Xbox 360 is more popular in North America but the PS3 has performed better in Europe and Japan.
The PS4 hit 2.1 million global sales yesterday; Microsoft hasn't given firm Xbox One data but seems pretty jovial.
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Beltran, who has been dealing with a lingering hamstring injury, says that he's ready to return to right field when the second half begins on Friday, Joel Sherman of the New York Post reports.
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(Aug. 30, 2012) -- Community partners representing 35 San Antonio community agencies gathered Aug. 14 at Café College to learn about the new service-learning programs coordinated through the UTSA Inclusion and Community Engagement Center. Participating agencies included Communities in Schools, ArtPace, San Antonio Parks and Recreation, Catholic Charities and Meals on Wheels, to name a few.
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The Roy L. Winchester gymnasium on the campus of Henry County High School sits obscured from view by recent additions but is still the epicenter of the Eighth Region basketball tournament every March.
Formerly known simply as the Henry County High School gym, it was the largest basketball arena in the region and one of the largest built purely for high school sports in the state. It has hosted 53 consecutive Eighth Region basketball tournaments.
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Rabourn batted .395 with five home runs, 11 doubles and 27 RBIs this season for the Lady Cats. Rabourn anchored the defense at shortstop this season after playing mostly first base and outfield in previous years. She has overcome serious ligament injuries in both knees to continue to play softball at a high level.
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Torrey Smith Realty Co. dedicates a portion of each house sale through the real estate sales company to benefit a community group, and this time Doug Bates, managing broker from the Eminence office was joined by sales associates Kevin Croxton, left, and Ron Yount, right, to present a $600 check to Joe Durbin, executive director of the Henry County Help Center, to use to get in needed supplies for the food pantry.
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A 16-year-old boy and a 19-year-old North Platte woman are charged in a midnight robbery at a Caseys General Store at Buffalo Bill Ave. and Rodeo Road.
Hovey said police were called to the store shortly after midnight and told that a young man wearing a black ski mask robbed the store and left on foot.
The investigation led police to a home on West Ninth, where they found the teenage boy with the 19-year-old woman, Hovey said.
Hovey said police also found a BB gun, money and clothing that matched the description of the crime.
The 16-year-old is from California. He is regarded as a high-flight-risk, Deputy Lincoln County Attorney Jennifer Wellan said in court Friday. Hovey said the boy is reported to have run away from his home in California.
He is charged with robbery and held on $100,000 bond.
Amanda L. Giles, 19, of North Platte is charged with accessory to a felony because she allegedly tried to hide money and conceal the alleged robber from law enforcement, Wellan said.
Giles is held on a $10,000 bond and was ordered by Lincoln County Judge Kent Turnbull to have absolutely no contact with with alleged robber, either at the jail or later if she pays the required 10 percent of the bond and is released.
A charge of using a firearm to commit a felony might be pressed against the boy, Wellan said in court.
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