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Distance Education of Indian Heritage - Organized by the Association of Grandparents of Indian Immigrants

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DISTANCE EDUCATION OF INDIAN HERITAGE
Organized by the Association of Grandparents of Indian Immigrants

Association of Grandparents of Indian Immigrants (AGII) will be conducting a Summer Video Viewing Camp for children of Indian heritage to initiate Distance Education in religion and culture. The camp starts on April 15, 2001 and will end on August 15, 2001.  The participant must belong to one of the following two age groups: (a) 6-10 years or (b) 11-16 years.

The parents of prospective participants may register for their children before March 1, 2001 by sending necessary information to the following address and a check of $7 (payable to AGII) to cover the cost of the videotape, required study materials and postal charges. Send the check to the following address:
AGII Office
2619 Bradwell Court,
Baltimore, MD 21234

Please include the following information along with your communication.
Name of the participant:
Age of the participant:
Name of the parent/instructor:
Telephone #:
Complete mailing address:
e-mail address (if available):

Specially prepared videotape with stories from Mahabharata, Upanishada, Panchatantra, Hitopadesh, Jataka and Indian History, will be mailed to the participants before April 1, 2001 along with relevant questions to answer.  As part of the summer activity, the parents will watch the video with them and help them to answer the questions provided by AGII. The written answers of the participant must reach AGII office before August 15, 2001.

A team of experts, chaired by Dr. Bibha Mukherjee, Professor of History, will evaluate the answers. Seventy-five educational videotapes (not released before) will be awarded to those participants who provide the best answers from each group (a total of 150 videotapes to be distributed by AGII), along with a certificate from AGII.  The award of the videotape, along with the certificate, will be mailed to the qualified candidates by September 15, 2001.

All Balvihars (cultural schools of Indian children) are requested to encourage their members to participate in this unique educational project.

For further information, contact AGII by e-mail grandpa@hindunet.org
or by mail: Grandpa, 2619 Bradwell Court, Baltimore, MD 21234.

E-mail is preferred for all communications.  

 

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The Association of Grandparents of Indian Immigrants (AGII)
is a non-profit organization dedicated to serve the families of Indian Immigrants.
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