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“INTERNATIONAL TEACHERS, LEARNERS, VIOLENCE AND RETENTION MONITORING PROJECT (LIMPT), INC. ” – INTRODUCED IN THE UN

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posted by: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS RESEARCH GROUP

begins: Aug 16, 4:00 pm

ends: Aug 16, 4:00 pm

location: INTERNATIONAL & USA

“INTERNATIONAL TEACHERS, LEARNERS, VIOLENCE AND RETENTION MONITORING PROJECT (LIMPT), INC. ”              INTRODUCED  IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

August 16, 2008

Motto:  Education and Right to Education are Gateway to Development and Prosperity (certificates/diploma/degrees, employment, good home/shelter, good life expectancy, standard income per capita, good family, good human person, crime free neighborhood/community, healthy life/longevity, etc).

 

General perception            In-brief

The point of entry into any country is review of the operating laws;  particular education legislation; education history and system; policy of the government; failure adequate retention point;  culture of education; civilization and people;  and finally, these instruments were used to review teaching, learning and retention, kindergarten through tertiary institution.

Under this stage, the International Section of the INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS RESEARCH GROUP thoroughly researched and investigated multiple conflicts in school which affect parents/guardians, teachers, learners, teaching and retention.

The project found that the emergent social and economic impact on household are enormous and forced parents/guardians to work more hours in the office or workplace and at home in order to meet these challenges.

Under this work overloaded, parents/guardians are unable to carter for the school and other needs and barriers of their children. This brings major closure to the success at home and workplace and followed by  low productivities and problems like children disengagement from school and joining dangerous groups and activities. Failure of children is the worst pain to nuclear and extended family systems and also impact the society.

Under the failure of children in school and follow-up downward activities of the child parents/guardians start  to move towards different forms of pain and relative failure. Thereafter, Parents/guardians face possibility of drifting  towards divorce, mental health problems, workplace low productivity, etc. The costs of these problems are huge on the government, parents/guardians and taxpayers.

To avoid these multiple harms way, LIMPT takes full control of the children in school and  work with them and teachers and school authorities to make sure that learning scare is removed and learners remain in school and succeed because when learners or children are successful. Dropouts are placed in interactive program which returns them to full and para-learning program (path to full learning strategy).

Parents/guardians will not face the problem of meeting with school authorities to resolve children or learners inside school conflicts or problems. LIMPT will interact with teachers, school authorities, etc on person to person basis.

In each country Disengagement or dropout  from school which puts parents/guardians, learners and government into economic, social and civil problems was traced to particular cause and plan to solve the problems  was designed and applied and in force as follows:

1.  Learners registration Program.

2.   Monitoring  - teaching method; comparative assessment, evaluation and  scoring interventions

3.  Teaching and Catch-up program  

4.  Interactive  project – online and supervised home school and re-integration programs

5.  Mediation or  alternative justice program

6.  Inside and outside review and monitoring of associations and organizations which impact learning

Etc . etc. etc.

 

Profitability Index:

1.  Parents/guardians become more and more productive in the workplace and at home and enjoyment of healthy life and longevity.

 2.  High standard of learning to face local and international examinations/tests

3.  High retention point to save several billions of dollars for the government, parents and taxpayers

4.  Safety of children in school

5.  Checking bad teachers and teaching methods

Etc. etc. etc.

Request for signed copies of LIMPT’s:

1.  Corporation Statement

2. Corporation By Law

3.  Article of Incorporation

 

US base websites under construction.

 

 

ARTICLED AND PUBLISHED:

Phillip Ofume, Ph.D.
Chair, National & International Policy Research Council; Head, Law
Reform and Litigation and Security Policy Council; Candidate in Exile
- Nigeria's Presidential Election 2007; National Chair, Canadian
Sociology and Anthropology Association -Anti-Racism Committee (p)
.
Godson Etiebet, Ph.D.
Researcher, (Policy/Good Government) National and International
Policy Research Council Coordinator, Europe Section, Switzerland

 

Cynthia H. Taylor, Ph.D./Alh. (Dr.) Farruk Mohammad
Strategic Development Researchers - International Policy Research
Council, Middle East Project

 

Tan Ochollu, D.Lit.
Principal Researcher, (Strategic Development) National and
International Policy Research Council Director of Asia Project

 

Reid MacDonald, Ph.D.
Coordinator, North America Section

 

Kris Kifindi Bunkheti, Ph.D. - Sept 2007 - present continued to
detained/imprisoned by the PM of Canada Stephen Harper
Researcher (Language/Culture), National and International Policy
Research Council York University (Department of History) Toronto,
Ontario Canada (p)

 

Jerome Tesfai, D. Min/Div
Principal Researcher, Policy and Practice in Government and Foreign
Interveners - Africa Project

 

Francois Bourgeois/Pierre Bushel
International Human Rights Watch and Democracy - St. Etienne, France
Send Comment to: Ihrwa4re...@hotmail.com for Europe Section

 

ANTI-REFUGEE SLAVERY INTERNATIONAL (INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN PROJECT);
AFRICAN CANADIAN HUMAN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION (ACHRA);
NETLINK INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION SYSTEM (NLICS);
INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR NIGERIAN PEOPLE'S LIBERATION AND DEMOCRACY
(ICN-PLD); OIL AND CHEMICAL WATCH INTERNATIONAL (OCWI);
AFRICAN CANADIAN IMMIGRANT SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION (ACISA);
INTERNATIONAL NETWORK FOR PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT IN AFRIK (NIPAD).

 

Contact:

 

P. O. Box 25153 Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada B3M 4H4 Phone: (902)
832-3559 Fax: (902) 832-3558 E-mail:
federr...@hotmail.com,sis_mc...@hotmail.com for North/South
Americas ; Africa ; Middle East ; Asia ; Australia ; etc.

In the United States of America:

Dr. Phillip C. Ofume
c/o 33 Arlington Street, Suite 1
Lynn, Massachusetts USA 01902
Mobile: (617) 888 - 4205 (No Voice Message)
Tel. (617) 263- 8604 (Voice Message allowed)
Tel (781) 842-1225 (24-hr service)
Websites: "Dr. Phillip Ofume";
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Dr.+Phillip+Ofume+Political+Mani...
etc E-mail: globalaids_hivcureinteract...@yahoo.co.uk ,
confid1...@hotmail.com

 

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