[AI] Need the WhatsApp Shortcut

[hyder.sahyog]

HI access Indian

 

Please Send the WhatsApp Shortcut For Windows,

 

Regards Hyder Ali

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RE: [AI] From Charging Lakhs to Offering Proxy Candidates, Is Exam 'Scribe Service' Turning Into 'Business'?

[hyder.sahyog]

HI Sir,

 

Houw ever you’re of NGO

 

Whi not Able to Take Initiate

 

From: accessindia@accessindia.org.in  On Behalf 
Of George Abraham
Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2022 1:47 PM
To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: RE: [AI] From Charging Lakhs to Offering Proxy Candidates, Is Exam 
'Scribe Service' Turning Into 'Business'?

 

No! It is time schools and the Education departments take on the role. The 
system has to buy into the belief that blind and visually impaired persons have 
to learn STEM and they have to develop pedagogies to do so.

 

NGOs need to advocate for it.

 

Further it is time schools and NGOs who run schools hear and understand our PMs 
vision of Digital India and prepare to equip the blind youth to fit into the 
Digital World. Tools are available. It is also necessary for Govt. to invest in 
quality and meaningful education for the rural blind youth instead of touting a 
compromised SSA programme just to show numbers.

 

 

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For this reason, some interested NGOS and volunteer groups must take initiative 
to teach maths and reasoning to candidates taking up exams.

 

 

DR. PAUL MUDDHA

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'Scribe Service' Turning Into 'Business'?

 

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Well said! There are schools which teach Maths upto class 8th only and untill 
recently, few counted schools tought it upto 10th. How one expects from a blind 
candidate who has studied Maths till class 8th and was never even told in 
school about something called "Reasoning"! How would he solve such questions? 
Even if some fortunate one gets enrolled in some coatching, will he be able to 
understand all those concepts at par with his sighted pears? We must first 
focus on strengthning our education system.

 

Best.

On 8/16/2022 7:31 PM, Pinkesh Tailor wrote:

Firstly the examination must be made visually impaired friendly. We
are just been accommodated for examination which are meant for sighted
people. Just giving some extra time, exemption from tables and
graphical questions etc is not going to make any sense. And the
fundamental issues remains unanswered, so as to how the special
schools can trained visually impaired on logic, math which do not
include visual graph or on tactile based questions at the primary and
secondary schooling age. Some or many of us may be fortunate enough to
have inclusive education, or having a good family status along with
support system. What about the unfortunates, should they die because
of this? Until these persisting issues in relation to the education
system for visually impaired do not get resolved, I suggest that
organizations must frame interview based verbal discussion, such as
testing the candidates on various parameters such as psychometric,
reasoning, general affairs, basics of computing with screan readerrs,
English/Hindi  reading and writing skill, mathematical ability etc.
Despite of all the efforts put on by our community for reservation in
employment, the companies are still lagging in achieving full Vacancy.
This is some where a result of disguised discrimination in the public
sector organizations, and even in general the big private sector
employers are willing to recruit only those visually impaired who have
spent a lots of money on education / higher education. So who bothers
about the unfortunates and economically backward blind candidates?
 
On 8/16/22, Sandesh HR    
wrote:

Hi friends,
Kethan said rightly.
Extremely sorry I request you all read long e-mail.
strengthen Fundamentally eligibility of candidate, selection and exam
written format processes well.
 
Present format also have issues like visualize and understand the
journey of listen and write the public sector exam questions. scribe
will read the question to vision impaired. Scribe takes one or two
minute To read the instruction to screen reader users.
Followed listener will listen give the answer one one or two minute.
That means vision impaired completes one instruction almost 3 to 4 minutes.
Out of 80 minutes if vision impaired follow he or