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East Asia Regional Project No 498-11-680-198

Submission date August 29 1969 Original X Revision No

Project Tital Regional Education Development (Regional Center for Science and HathematLcs)

US Obligation Span FY 67 through FY 74

Physical Implementation Span FY 68 through FY 74

Gross life-of-project financial requirements

US dollars --------- ------------$4126000

US owned local currency--------------

Cooperating country cash contribution------ (in $ equLvalent current exchange rate)

Other donor----

While WSG financing is scheduled to terminate in FY 73 agreements have been reached whereby the CON will continue the project for as long as SIAXES exLsts and deteumine the project is necessary

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SUMMARY

RECSAM will assist membzr nountries of SEAMESthe teaching of Science to improvennd Xathenptics at the elementary andsecondary levels by selectng Pctivirties uhich will bringma) imum benefit to the countries nd whichi could most economicallyand efficiently be offered at ECSA Lductors troined atRECSAM would upon completing their troining ct os catolyigtsto train additional personnel within their countries -LECSAMwill accomplish this generl objective primarily througi traPningand research courses but also through information and clearinghouse activities

The first sixteen months of the interim operations whichbegan July 1967 were primarily devoted to developing the FiveYear Development lat Including a detailed syllabus for the fivedisciplines (Bioiogy Chemistry Elementary Science Mathematicsand Plhysics) During the past year =2CSAi has been conlductingselected training courss in Lhe temporary iaciiiuies (inciuangoffice space) provided by the Aalayan Teachers College in plusmnkenangThe USG has provided ampECSAM financial support for these interimoperational programs some additional supporting ampervices havebeen provided by the GO

Prearatioas have begun for the five year operational phasewhich begins July 1 1970 A iIemorandum of Understandingsigned between the USG the GO3 and was

SEAMES outliniWg the generalresponsibilities of these parties during the five year operationalperiod The A and E work has been ccmpleted for Phase Oneconstruction of a 60 mmn hostel n temporary administrationbuilding and some staff quarters which total $557000 by thePublic Works Department in Penang It is anticipated that theobligating Letter of Agreewent will be signed in October 1969The A end E for the Phase T-o construction should be completedby the end of FY 1970 and construction (administration buildingteaching blocks hostels and workers quarters) costing $1513000should begin in FY 1971 [7ID will provide two consultantsto supplement RECSAMs staff for the next five fiscal years[An additional three consultants will be provided by the UIK

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K-anwhile sixty-one parictpants from SEAMES countrieswill attend five trnining courses during FY 1970 and thirtyshysix will attend four research courses Several key staffmembers will be on board by Jinunry 1970 RECSAMs five yearoperational phase will begin July 1970 and shortly thereafterit should be operating at full schedule which would Involve350-400 participonts and f irion and clearing houseactivities

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The broad objectiveis of the Center as approved by SEAHECTo help participating countries in improving teaching ofscience and mathematics in the Region in order to lay thafoundations for meeting the technically and scientificallytrained fanpcwc requiremen-o of ARe r i i9roposed tostart initially at the elementary and secondary levels and toinvolve teacher-training institutions and Colleges of EducationFaculties of Mathematics and Science and other Faculties as maybe necessary in implementing the progrms The Center will ctduplicate but instead coniipiemeilL the efiorts and programs ofexisting educational academic and research centers in the membercountries It is important that these national centers developin parallel with the Regional Center and gather strength andmomentum through close articulation and coordination with itProgram priorities of the Center therefore should be given toselective activities which will bring maximum benefit to asmany member countries as possible and which could mosteconomically and efficiently be offered at the Centerreturning from training at the Center will act at

Educators catalysts totrain additional personnel required in the various membercountries

elementary and secondary levels will involve two broad programn

Improving the teaching of Science and M4athematics at the which would improve (1) subJect content through syllabus revLsi(csand (2) the tecuique for transmitting this content to the student

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eThe latter includes exposing ducators to subjects suc (a) the properdesign and use of instructionad matrials a r

Sother modern technological aids and (b) pheinquireteachinmehd n isreato to the learning process (including

how this process varies with individual students) The abovettwo broad programs will be through three major ~-implemented

functional areas within

the Center when it becomesfullyoperational namely (1) Training (2)esearch and Developshyment and (3) Information and Special Services The objectiveof these three functional areas of the Center as describedbelow are based on the needs of member countries in the region

+ as expressed in six national seminars and one regional seminarand as evaluated by a Task Force of educators and consultants

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The various National Seminar groups in each subject fieldsheVrecognized the existence and value of the new techniques andteaching methods most of which have been developed in themore

IftlgrtnS~d nd advanced countribs outside the region namelythe USA UK Japan Australia etc They also recognizedthat the number of teachers qualified to utilize these techniquesin their repective countries were far below their needs Theyshyhave askedfor assistance end advice in improving the capabilitiesof their teachers in these modern techniques in disseminatingthe latest advancesand researches in curriculum developmentteaching aids evaluation learning and teaching processes and even content matter in these special fields Therefore it isplanned to hold five seminars and 43 courses during the first4five operational years (July 1970 to June 1975) for thetraining of 1122 key personnel These will include subjectsfsuch as teaching methods curriculum development -evaluation w1methods use of modern audio visual aid for more effectivecence~~~~ L~-- and mathematics teaching labor toiry work and -admin- ~ ~istration problems which-are inherent in the implem ntation of---shymore effective methods of teaching

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research and development in i-ucation is geared towards nationaleconomic goals eind planned in concert with UniversitiesMinistries of Education and evernomic and manpower planninggroups

The Center cntu by bringing togetherpersonnel professiouais n nucleus of keyin v-ous scientific disciplinesa multi-dscipls(ned educational research function and develop abroad scientific base for both

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Fundamental an well as actionresearch in the eduhRti0Ial ProblCmnS of the regton

There is also an urgent need to educate key personnel inthe various member countries in tools and methods of researchand an understanding of how research results can be applied toenhance national development One of the most urgent needs isto ensure through applied research that the content in thevarious subject areas is geared to the national needs of themember countries

IL is planned to hold 59 courses for 1152 key personnelduring the five year period They will include areas such asanalyzing of science and mathem-vLics talent and requirementsof each participating couatty development of suitable teachingunits in Ecology Population Biology and Conservation developshyment of prototype syllabi in chemistry and physics from testedmaterials available from developed countries evaluation oftechniques in secondary science curriculum research and developshyment in elementary science and primary and secondary math anddevelopment of prototype apparatus for science teaching andprimary science kits from locally available resources

3 Information-and Special Services

The major functions of this division are

1) making the expert knowledge of the Center staff andits consultants available to participating memberCLjntries to solve their local problems and 2) assuming responsibility for the regional dLstributLon

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of bulletins and newsletters relating to (L) activities connected with the Center and its member countriesand (ii) international projects outside the region

The following continuous programs ave been planned

a) Facilities Consulront Services b) Regionsl Lecture Burenu c) Exchange and Felowship Office d) Regional Textbook Project (Prototype)e) Regional Journai Projectf) Regional News-Iter and Bulletin Services -Scienc- and M hematics Education Materials Bulleting) Regional Science Education Film h) Science -Mathematics Library Bibliographic and

Abstract Services i) Regional Bibliography of Biological Research

BACKGROUND

History of the Center dates back to when SLMES appointeda feasibility team to determine the feasibility oi establishinga regional center for Education in Science and Lathematics SE Asia The report of the feasibility team was examined aLthe technical workshop held in Kuaia Lumpur Malaysia in July1966 and further discussed by a Select Committee of PermanentSecretaries of the Ministries of Education of SEAMES countriesin Bangkok during October i966 This report together withreports on nine other various SEAMES projects was presented tothe Second Conference of the Mfinistries of Education held inManila during November 1967 and the Regional Education Centerfor Science and Mathematics (RECSAM) was one of the five regionalcenters approved under SEAMES at this conference

In May 1967 the Steering Committee for the proposed RECSAMcomposed of two delegates from each of the six participatingcountries held its first meeting in Penang Malaysia At thismeeting the Steering Committee developed a budget to carry out

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certain pre-project activitiij thereby enabling it to identifythe problems of teaching Science and Mathematics in this regionand to prepare a Ilan of Oplevations for the Regional CenterAs a result of a request made to th3 luS (overnment throughSEAI4ES for the necessary funds to carry out pre-projectactivities the first Lettev of Agoeaeut was sigued on the30th of June 1967 botweet- MtLisLer of JLducation Malaysiaand the US Ambassador to Nrtiysia obligaLing US50000toward financing the pre-proect activities of tie RegionalCenter for the Iinerim phace suiy to Deqember 1968

A Task Force Composed of Lop-level educators from themember countries representing the five subject areas of BiologyChemistry Elementary Science Mathematics and 4ihysics met forthe first time in Singapore during June 1967 to draw up guideshylines for National Seminars in Science ond Mathenatics to beheld in all member countries As a result six such seminarswere held between July 20 and August 15 1967

The first sixteen months Of the interim operation whichbegnn July 1957 were devoted to developing the Five YearDevelopment Plan including a detailed syllabus for each of thefive disciplines (Biology Chemistry Elementary ScienceMathematics and Physics) through the Task Force mentioned aboveTemporary office space was provided by the GOX through theMalayan Teachers College at Penang In addition to the officespace the College also offered laboratories classrooms andthe use of a new library Supporting staff have been providedby the Ministry of Education which also assisted in funding-raining courses opened to SEAMES participants held duringAugust 1968

In addition to drawing up the Five Year Development Planthe Center has conducted and is continuing to -unduct some trainingcourses and to carry out some of its Information and ClearingHouse activities During August 1966 twenty participants attendedcourses in Scottish Integrated Science and Nuffield 0 levelscience with assistance from the United Kingdom which providedlecturers and course material In April 1969 twenty participantattended a High School Teachers Refresher Course followed inMay by a BSCS Adaptation Course held for twenty-three partLcipants

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Also in May a PrJmary c 1Pinning Workshop was heldManila in collabortion inwhith he Department of EducationGovernment of theof the Philipplne tncecwhich was by sixteen participantsfolloae by a Pm hthemstic3 WorkshopPenang iavolvi ng twontyv on held inAdditional coursesNuffield inO level n iottiih ntcgrated Scienceagain supported by th K wore 1 ld in Aug-ust 1969 Thetraining course under first

xe7Fv D I menteloin April 1970 the flnu will beginAs in the csan of he above mentioncdand seminars facilities offrcrd bv

courses be utilized fol this

tii( T clce- (o]lege will ong tc- teI ]r ccorLc

The Center will enter thw ive ear Oerational PlanJuly 1 1970 The physical facilitlen and the five year on

operational cost for RiE(2SA is estiliated at approximately$5487000 (eyr-luslve of SpcJaC1-1L YUndtj) heto finance US has agreedthe cost of the physical facilitiesequipment and some specialtotaling approxlmateiy $2374000 asthe projectwhile its share ofthe CO h3 agreed to uUderwriteyear operational costs the fivewhich beginu July 1 1970 and someadditional equipment which totals 2195000 Total contribushytions by the GOM including A and E services by Penangs WMDand facilities provided by the Ilayan Teachers College isestimated at $2443000J

The staff of the Center will consist of the DirectorDeputy Director three heads of divisions twenty professionalofficers a Librarian an Audio Visual AidsInformation Officer a egistrar and specialist and

five consultantswill be Thereeighteen professional officers from SEAMES countriestwelve from Mlaysia two consultants from the USfrom the UK and threeThe support staff numbering sixty-three willbe both technical and genernl services personnel

COURSEOF ACTION

Interim Phse -- July 1 1967 to June 30 1970 The USand the GOM Jointly have provided support to the Center duringits interim operations UThe US has provided a total of$334140 from July 1 1967 through June 30 1969 for operational

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expenses such as salarie fXLce supplies staff travel andtravel and per diem for particYL9 atending training coursessponsored by the Cente Ai ampditional $10000 T-Yas providedin FY 1968 in order to obtain outside conisLance for PenangsPublic Works Office hi-ch Si doLng Lhe A and B for the CenterThe US has funded one US conoulcant who haks assisted theCenter since Juno AddtjUiL al conorsult2nt to assist inspecific training courses oi- rolonal mecAngs have been provided when required

The Government of MiLaysa through the Ialayan TeachersCollege in Peuang has provided support services and facilitiesas mentioned previously The equivalent cost of the facilitiesis estimated at $37000 annualiy Supporting services providedby the College Pud the iicry of Edication are approximately$4000 annually for a -ota Go contribution to the Center inservices and facilities of between $345O00 and $50000 annuallyIn nddition Penangs MID setvices in providig the A and Ework for the Center totals $205000 The United Kingdomoccasionally has provtded lecturers vnd consultants for trainingcourses and books and equipaent for a total in equivalent USdollars of $20000

A Memorandum of Understanding signed in June 1969 betweenthe USC the GOM and SMAMES outlines the general responsibilitiesof these parties for the operation of RECSAiA during its fiveyear operational period beginning July 1 1970 The signing ofthe Memorandum pavas the way fcr the signing of the Letter ofAgreement during October 1969 which will be the obligatingdoument through whichihe US will provide $557000 for thecosts of the physical facilities for Phase One constructionThese funds will finance a hostel for 60 persons a dining block(which will also serve as temporary administration offices andcontain some classrooms) and stafi housing Phase One conshystruction should begin y February 1970 and be completed insix months Penangs M ) will undertake the A and E work forthe Phase Two which should be completed by the end of FY 1970

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LAID has programmed an additional $35000 in order to obtainoutside A and E assistance for Ll)finalization if required--j During theof these drawbingations with the GOM for

D will enter into negotiashythe i etampur of Agreement which willprovide funding for the ha wco consruction The Letter ofAgreement may be signed during FiY 17L obligating approximately$19513000 for the constru tiout of ai administrationand inforuation buildingand exhibiijio cenIte two additionalfor 60 hostelspersons each (capable of himvllng 120 onper a two personroom basis) a lalgoratory lock and some additionalhousing- staffThis coniructioi houid 1 ermnpeted by mid-1972 RECSAM will continue to coiiduct trainingtemporary facilities provided

courSes in theLy the MIalayan Teachers Collegeduring the period the Phase One buildings are being constructedThere are five training courses scheduled from August 1969through June 30 1970 oftwo which are regular six monthcourses which have been approved within the Five Year Developshyment Plan Sixty-one participants from SEAMES countries willattend the five courses Four research courses are plannedfrom August 1969 through February 1970 which also appear inthe Development Plan They will involve subjects such asadministrative techniques for project implementation requireshyments analysis and protoYpe syll-ius pilot studies for chemistryand physics Thirty-six particpts will be involved in thesecourses AID probibly will provide several consultants toassist RECSAM in the training and res2arch courses

By January 1970 RECSAX should receive the services ofthe Training and Taformation officors who will be seconded fromthe Ministry of Education 2oreovcr the permanent Directorof the Center Bhould be approved by the Steering Committeewhich meets in October 1969 These three additional RECSAHofficers will complete the staffing pattern until the Centerbecomes fully operational in July 1970

Jul 1 shy1970 June 30 1975 - Five Year Oioerational PhaseThe GOM will finance all the operational costs during the fiveyear operational phase (excluding Special Funds) These

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operational eq)enditureb shoud approximnte one half millionUS dollars annually including approxinately $54000 for threeconsult~nts provided each year by the MK The GOd also will procure some special equipment foi- the Center totaling $141000The GOM financial responsibilities during the five year periodwill be approximately $2298r0O0 The first of this financingwill begin in July 1970 wheLl the Center beings its five yearoperational phase

The major financial responsibility for the US asidefrom the $1513000 for the Phase Wo construction es previouslymentioned is the Special Funds requirement of the CenterSEAMES is responsible for fifty per cent through fund raisingefforts within the region ISpecial Funds will be used toespecially finance training ard research scholornhips forparticipants attending the Center] An average of approximately$208000 annually will be provded by both the US and SEAeMESduring the five year operational period It must be noted thatthe category Special Funds is updergoing an intensive reviewto determine what costs can be considered Special Fund costsIt is expected that this intensive review will result inreducing the USG requirement for Special Funds

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NONCAPIrAL PROJECT FUNDING (OBLIGATIONS EN $000) Table 2

PROP DATE MoDayYro Page I of 2 Project Title Regional Center Original 9 15 69LA COUNTRY Malaysia or Science and Mathematics Project 498-11-680-198

Fiscal Personnel Serv Commodities Other CostsYears Ap LG Total AID PASA CONT Dir CONT Dir amp CONT US Ag US Ag

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throughActFY69 T G 320

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E FY 70 TC G 865 54 811 T Budig

FY 71 GTC 392 70 60 262

FY 12 TC G 1788 70 114 1604

FY 72 TC G 418 70 65 283

FY 74 TC G 343 70 65 208

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Government of Malaysia will continue the project for as long as SEALMES existi and determines the project is necessary

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SUMMARY

RECSAM will assist membzr nountries of SEAMESthe teaching of Science to improvennd Xathenptics at the elementary andsecondary levels by selectng Pctivirties uhich will bringma) imum benefit to the countries nd whichi could most economicallyand efficiently be offered at ECSA Lductors troined atRECSAM would upon completing their troining ct os catolyigtsto train additional personnel within their countries -LECSAMwill accomplish this generl objective primarily througi traPningand research courses but also through information and clearinghouse activities

The first sixteen months of the interim operations whichbegan July 1967 were primarily devoted to developing the FiveYear Development lat Including a detailed syllabus for the fivedisciplines (Bioiogy Chemistry Elementary Science Mathematicsand Plhysics) During the past year =2CSAi has been conlductingselected training courss in Lhe temporary iaciiiuies (inciuangoffice space) provided by the Aalayan Teachers College in plusmnkenangThe USG has provided ampECSAM financial support for these interimoperational programs some additional supporting ampervices havebeen provided by the GO

Prearatioas have begun for the five year operational phasewhich begins July 1 1970 A iIemorandum of Understandingsigned between the USG the GO3 and was

SEAMES outliniWg the generalresponsibilities of these parties during the five year operationalperiod The A and E work has been ccmpleted for Phase Oneconstruction of a 60 mmn hostel n temporary administrationbuilding and some staff quarters which total $557000 by thePublic Works Department in Penang It is anticipated that theobligating Letter of Agreewent will be signed in October 1969The A end E for the Phase T-o construction should be completedby the end of FY 1970 and construction (administration buildingteaching blocks hostels and workers quarters) costing $1513000should begin in FY 1971 [7ID will provide two consultantsto supplement RECSAMs staff for the next five fiscal years[An additional three consultants will be provided by the UIK

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E FY 70 TC G 865 54 811 T Budig

FY 71 GTC 392 70 60 262

FY 12 TC G 1788 70 114 1604

FY 72 TC G 418 70 65 283

FY 74 TC G 343 70 65 208

Total Life 4126 334 304 3488-

E4

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Fiscal Years


Oper FY 70

14

Buds-Fy 71 B+1

FY 7F-2

B+2 FY 73

d B+3 FY 74

Total Life


125

45

526

506

500

504

Project No 498-11-680-198


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320 Oper

E FY 70 TC G 865 54 811 T Budig

FY 71 GTC 392 70 60 262

FY 12 TC G 1788 70 114 1604

FY 72 TC G 418 70 65 283

FY 74 TC G 343 70 65 208

Total Life 4126 334 304 3488-

E4

4

Table-2 Page 2 of 2

Fiscal Years


Oper FY 70

14

Buds-Fy 71 B+1

FY 7F-2

B+2 FY 73

d B+3 FY 74

Total Life


125

45

526

506

500

504

Project No 498-11-680-198


20

5

258

258

258

258




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PLor


320 Oper

E FY 70 TC G 865 54 811 T Budig

FY 71 GTC 392 70 60 262

FY 12 TC G 1788 70 114 1604

FY 72 TC G 418 70 65 283

FY 74 TC G 343 70 65 208

Total Life 4126 334 304 3488-

E4

4

Table-2 Page 2 of 2

Fiscal Years


Oper FY 70

14

Buds-Fy 71 B+1

FY 7F-2

B+2 FY 73

d B+3 FY 74

Total Life


125

45

526

506

500

504

Project No 498-11-680-198


20

5

258

258

258

258




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320 Oper

E FY 70 TC G 865 54 811 T Budig

FY 71 GTC 392 70 60 262

FY 12 TC G 1788 70 114 1604

FY 72 TC G 418 70 65 283

FY 74 TC G 343 70 65 208

Total Life 4126 334 304 3488-

E4

4

Table-2 Page 2 of 2

Fiscal Years


Oper FY 70

14

Buds-Fy 71 B+1

FY 7F-2

B+2 FY 73

d B+3 FY 74

Total Life


125

45

526

506

500

504

Project No 498-11-680-198


20

5

258

258

258

258




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Fiscal Years


Oper FY 70

14

Buds-Fy 71 B+1

FY 7F-2

B+2 FY 73

d B+3 FY 74

Total Life


125

45

526

506

500

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Project No 498-11-680-198


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5

258

258

258

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