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For Our Home
Project - Teachers, an effective teacher development program that applies GRIT (Gather - RunImprove - Transfer) Model to enhance students’ English reading skill through classroom research process)
Mobile medical and dental project
For Our Home Health Project (public health)
Sustainability Report 2020
RATCH Group PCL.
Activity
Objective/ Target
Target group
Result
To evaluate teachers’ capability in the designing of learning activities based on WPSC approach; assess teachers’ satisfaction towards GRIT Model; and evaluate the reading skils of students covered by the 2018 program.
English teachers of Ratchaburi Power Plant’s 27 networked schools
• Launch an effective teacher development program (GRIT Model) to support the designing of learning activities based on WPSC approach that fosters students’ English reading skills.
1) Training on WPSC approach for
27 schools’ teachers
2) Following up on teachers’
development of research tools
through Coaching/Reflection.
3) Analyzing, summarizing and
discussing the GRIT Model
project result.
• 5 schools participated in the GRIT
Model project. They were awarded as models for other networked schools.
Promote preventive healthcare for communities around Ratchaburi Power Plant and Tri Energy Power Plant, by highlighting local wisdom and reducing health risks of or loss of life
To promote professional skills and medical knowledge as well as the attitudes towards traditional Thai medicine’s diagnostic, treatment and therapeutic approaches among public health officers.
• Communities in 9 Tambons around Ratchaburi Power Plant and communities in
3 Tambons around
Tri Energy Power Plant
• 19 Tambon Health
Promoting Hospitals around both power plants
• Tambon Health Promoting Hospitals’ officers
• Village health volunteers
• The elderly and the
general public who can physically apply the knowledge with themselves and family members
• Those interested to seek a new career
• Alcohol gel and Infrared thermometers were handed to 19 Tambon Health Promoting Hospitals for public use.
• Medical checkup was omitted due to the outbreak of COVID-19.
• A 2- day capability and knowledge training on “rebalancing and therapeutic massage” was organized for the Thai massage club in Ratchaburi Province, Tambon Health Promoting Hospitals’ officers and health volunteers in 9 tambons.
• 50 attendees finished the training and received certificates that enabled them to pursue a new career.