Saturday, December 23, 2023

REPORT OF BOOK NOOK: WORDS AND WORLDS Webinar Series

 REPORT OF BOOK NOOK: WORDS AND WORLDS

Webinar Series

BOOK NOOK: WORDS AND WORLDS

Webinar Series


Report on Webinar Series 1

The programme Webinar Series on Book Nook: Words and Worlds organised by Centre for Research and Development, IQAC and Library Readers Forum, N.V.K.S.D. College of Education, Attoor in collaboration with the Association of International Researchers of Indian Origin (AIRIO) and Council of Teacher Education Foundation (CTEF), Tamilnadu and Kerala Chapters was conducted on October 07th, 2023 at 7.00 PM through the online platform of Google meet. The programme was anchored by Saritha. C. Babu, Full Time Research Scholar, N.V.K.S.D. College of Education, Attoor. She welcomed Dr.S Sreelatha, Principal, NVKSD College of Education, Attoor to welcome all the chief guests and resource person of the programme Dr Geetha Janet Vitus, Dean, Faculty of Education, University of Kerala. Then followed by the Principal, Prof.Dr.K.Rajeswari, Head, Centre for Research and Development, N.V.K.S.D. College of Education, Attoor, gave a brief talk about the programme. She informed that Book Nook is not only a book review programme but is also a programme which informs us the powers of various authors and their way of initiating the power of reading within us. She gave the objective of this programme, as for book lovers to develop a loving attitude towards book. On reviewing this book she invites all the audience to reflect their insights throughout the programme. She also informed that the title of this programme Book Nook:

Words and Worlds was given by the research Scholar of N.V.K.S.D. College of Education, Attoor who is also working as Assistant Professor of English in Ayyappa College of Education, Chunkankadai, Dr. Janatha Kumari and she thanked Janatha madam for her wonderful and apt suggestion. Next Inaugural Address was given by HE Most Rev Dr Joseph Mar Thomas, Bishop of Sulthan Bethery, Malankara Syrian Catholic Dharma Peedam, Sulthan Bethery, Wayanad, Global President, AIRIO. He congratulated all the faculties of N.V.K.S.D College of Education, Attoor and also all the members of AIRIO and CTEF, Kerala and Tamilnadu Chapters. He says that book review is the critical analysis of a book for the purpose of helping others to decide whether they should read the particular book or not, analysing the positive and negative components of the book, analysing the strength and weakness of the book and to discuss on major ideas and characters. So the readers will receive an idea whether they can read and enjoy the proper book. So the readers will receive the aim of book. Next to Bishop, Presidential Address was given by Dr R.Mukundan, President, AIRIO Tamilnadu Chapter. He congratulated every person who took initiatives to make this programme working successfully. He also added that Dr Geetha Janet Vitus is the correct person to review the book Inclusive Education Strategies: A Text Book as she is a great educationist and researcher in the field of Special Education. He added that the resource person will enlighten the participants here. He reminded Dr Maria Montessori who was an educationist as well as a physician

for all children with no exception about special children. He concluded by informing the initiatives taken through National Education Policy for inclusive Education. Then comes the turn of the resource person Dr. Geetha Janet Vitus, to deliver review about the book Inclusive Education Strategies: A Textbook. She told that this book might had been very useful for delivering her earlier talks on Inclusive education strategies conducted at various school if she had find this book earlier. The book has 244 pages without acknowledgement which includes 15 chapters. The book was compiled of the works of various authors who are experts in inclusive education. The book was found to be easily readable as the contents are neatly arranged. She often heard school teachers saying that they need more novel new methods to increase student’s inclusion in school. This book is made with the contribution of UNICEf and Armania University, University of Minnesota. UNICEF funded this Contribution. Situation in Armania on inclusive learning is discussed in Chapter 1. It discuses about special children turning into youth and their needs. According to UNICEF, if all children are included in the classroom then it is inclusive class room. Every classroom should have a support teacher to handle special child. But it’s lacking everywhere so a teacher is finding difficulty to handle these children. In this book it’s given how the family can support these children to learn in school. Every chapter is given by experts after proper experimentation. Concluding chapter deals with all strategies followed in all chapters. In chapter 2 it deals with universal design of learning. As students’

needs are diverse so a design should be found which should be a universal design for inclusive learning. This design is planned to give accessibility for every child with or without disability. It’s concluded by some tips for teachers. Beautiful glossary is at the end of each chapter. She also discusses briefly the third chapter. Towards the last part more reflective questions are found. Strategies given here will create a concrete success as all the tips given here are all on evidence based. She concluded by suggesting this book for all teacher Educators to handle the classes effectively. Felicitation Address was given by Prof.Dr Rajeswari.K, Head, Centre for Research and Development, N.V.K.S.D. College of Education, Attoor. As concluding remarks Vote of thanks was delivered by Prof Giby Gee Varghese, Global Treasurer, AIRIO .


REPORT ON WEBINAR SERIES -2

The programme Webinar Series on Book Nook: Words and Worlds organised by Centre for Research and Development, IQAC and Library Readers Forum, N.V.K.S.D. College of Education, Attoor in collaboration with Association of International Researchers of Indian Origin (AIRIO) and Council of Teacher Education Foundation (CTEF), Tamilnadu and Kerala Chapters was conducted on October 28 th , 2023 at 7.00 PM through the online platform of Google meet. The programme was anchored by Merlin Malar. N, Full Time Research Scholar, N.V.K.S.D.College of Education, Attoor. The programme started with a silent prayer. Then Dr. B. Bindu, Executive Member of the Association of International Researchers of Indian Origin (AIRIO)National Chapter and Professor of Mar Theophilus Training College, Thiruvananthapuram,Kerala welcomed the chief guest and resource person of the programme Dr. Grace Annie Mathews, Former Principal of Peet Memorial Training College, Mavelikara. After that, she invites the audience to reflect their insights throughout the programme.The resource person Dr. Grace Annie Mathews delivers a review of the book LeadershipModels in Education – Vision for Future. She said that this book might have been very useful for enhancing the quality of leadership. The book concentrated on the National Education Policy 2020 and it included 6 chapters. The book was compiled of the 40 various leaders’ personalities who are education experts. The book was found to be easily readable as the contents were neatly arranged.

The First Chapter is Introduction. In this Chapter, the author mainly focused on the NEP 2020. The education must be ethical and social, it should create a good leader. A good leader is the response for creates a good citizen.

Chapter 2 deals with Theories of Management and Leadership. This chapter is divided into two parts. The first part explains about Leadership Model and it

includes the formal model, collegial model, political model, subjective model, transactional model, management model, cultural model, post model and ambiguities model in this chapter. The second part is Theories of Leadership. The speaker discussed William’s Theory, Greatman’s theory, Lewin’s Behavioural theory, Condition or Situation theory and Martin and Robert’s theory.

Chapter 3 deals with Leadership Types. There are Transformational Leadership and transactional Leadership. Educational Leadership Teacher Leadership, Empowered Leadership, Sacrifice Leadership and Shepherd Leadership.Chapter 4 deals with Leadership models in Education. In this chapter, the author gives clear information about the personality, quality and contribution of the 40 leaders.

Chapter 5 deals with Futuristic Vision in Leadership. The author gives clear knowledge about the qualities of Leadership and she discusses the mindset and skills. The last chapter is the conclusion.

The chapter ended with a prayer. Towards the last part, more reflective questions are found. As a concluding reflection of the presentation and remarks Vote of thanks was delivered by Dr. K. Gireesh Kumar, AIRIO secretary assistant Professor of N.V.K.S.D. College of Education, Attoor.


REPORT ON WEBINAR SERIES 3

The programme Webinar Series on Book Nook: Words and Worlds organised by Centre for Research and Development, IQAC and Library Readers Forum, N.V.K.S.D. College of Education, Attoor in collaboration with the Association of International Researchers of Indian Origin AIRIO) and Council of Teacher Education Foundation (CTEF), Tamilnadu and Kerala Chapters was conducted on November 11 th, 2023 at 7.00 pm through the online platform of Google Meet. Sreelakshmi C Full Time Research Scholar, N.V.K.S.D anchored the programme.College of Education, Attoor. The programme started with a silent prayer. Then Dr Rakesh Sharma R, Assistant Professor, welcomed the resource person, dignitaries and participants. The resource person of the programme is Dr.V Reghu, Former Dean and Controller of Examinations

RGNIYD Govt. Of India , Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu .The resource person Dr. V Reghu delivers a review of the book Life Skills Education. It was published in 2016. The book was written by Dr. K. Ravikanth Rao, Dr. P. Dinakar . The book comprises of Life skill Education. A skill is a learned ability or capacity which helps us to do a task in an effective manner. It is an ability which needs regular practice and more often usage. They need to be acquired with a lot of patience and positive attitude. A skilled person uses less time, energy and resources to do a job and produces quality results. There are different kinds of skills like literary, language, functional, vocational, sports, cultural, recreation and life skills. Life skills are needed to every human beings to realize their full potential, and to handle problems and questions commonly encountered in day to day life. They help the individuals to become a well-adjusted and well-developed individual. It helps to improve communication skills and develops a dynamic self-image and

great self-esteem. Life skills include psychosocial abilities and interpersonal skills that help people take decisions, solve problems, think critically, communicate effectively, build healthy relationships, empathize with others, and cope with the stress and strain of life in a healthy and productive manner. Then Mrs. Bindu Gouri V .P, Assistant Professor of NVKSD College of Education, delivered the reflection of the presentation. Dr. Neena Thomas, assistant professor of Mar Theophilus Training College and executive member of AIRIO (Association of International Researchers of Indian Origin), made a concluding statement and offered a vote of gratitude.


Report on Webinar series 4

The programme Webinar Series on Book Nook: Words and Worlds organised by Centre for Research and Development, IQAC and Library Readers Forum, N.V.K.S.D. College of Education, Attoor in collaboration with Association of International Researchers of Indian Origin (AIRIO) and Council of Teacher Education Foundation (CTEF), Tamilnadu and Kerala Chapters was conducted on November 25th, 2023 at 7.30 PM through the online platform of Google meet. The programme was anchored by Nisha M S, Full Time Research Scholar, N.V.K.S.D. College of Education, Attoor. She welcomed Dr. P Sheela, Librarian, NVKSD College of Education, Attoor to welcome all the chief guests and resource person of the programme Dr K Y Benedict, Principal, Mother Teresa College of Education, Kozhikode and also the Chairman CTEF (South Zone). Then comes the turn of the resource person to deliver review about the book Research Design – Qualitative, Quantitative and Mixed method Approaches by John W Creswell and J David Creswell -6th Edition. He started explaining using PowerPoint slides, The book Research Design: Qualitative, Quantitative and Mixed Methods Approaches which covers three approaches— qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods. He explained that this educational book is informative and illustrative and is equally beneficial for students, teachers and researchers. There are two parts of the book - Part I consists of steps for developing research proposal and Part II explains how to develop a research proposal or write a research report. A summary is given at the end of every chapter that helps the reader to recapitulate the ideas. Moreover, writing exercises and suggested readings at the end of every chapter are useful for the readers. Chapter 1 opens with definition of research approaches and the author gives his opinion that selection of a research approach is based on the nature of the research problem, researchers’ experience and the audience of the study. The author

defines qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods research. A distinction is made between quantitative and qualitative research approaches. Chapter 2 is about the review of the literature. The chapter starts with the identification of the research topic and argues that literature review has central position in research. The author suggests where to place literature review in a study. This chapter is a good guide for novice researchers as it suggests how to review literature, locate a research study in existing body of literature and find a gap in previous research. Chapter 3 gives a complete definition of ‘theory’ and its use and forms in quantitative research. The chapter explicitly deals with the use of theory in quantitative, qualitative, mixed methods and transformative worldviews or paradigms. Chapter 4 deals with the ethical issues, the structure of a proposal and writing strategies. Different formats for writing a research proposal are presented in detail. Ethical issues in qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods research are explained in detail. A short summary at the end of the chapter well elaborates key suggestions for writing a research proposal. Chapter 5 highlights the importance of writing an introduction to a proposal and suggests how an abstract is written in a research study. The five components of an introduction are all that a new researcher needs to start with. The chapter also suggests how a research problem is written and gap can be found in the previous studies. The gap, termed as ‘deficiencies in the literature’ has been illustrated with examples. The chapter also highlights the significance of introduction in a quantitative study. Chapter 6 advocates the importance of purpose statement and its place in a journal or a dissertation. Some basic features of purpose statements in qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods research are underlined. The language used in this chapter is easy to comprehend. Chapter 7 discusses research questions and hypotheses. It explains how research questions are designed in a quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods research. Chapter 8 deals with quantitative methods. The chapter

focuses on fundamental steps in a survey or an experiment in a quantitative research proposal. A checklist of questions has been provided for readers for designing a survey and an experimental research. Survey designs and experimental designs have been discussed in detail with a brief explanation of population and sample selection. A detailed description of a survey and an experimental study is given with some suggestions of how to use the needed instrument. Chapter 9 discusses qualitative methods. The characteristics of qualitative research are given in detail. The author suggests some tips of a qualitative research design and explains the researcher’s role in it. Chapter 10 deals with mixed methods approach. Mixed methods approach is described in detail and types of mixed methods research designs are illustrated with figures in brief. Convergent parallel mixed methods design, explanatory sequential mixed methods design, exploratory sequential mixed methods design and transformative designs have been explained with examples. The reflections of the presentations were given in detail by Dr Deepa R P, Assistant Professor in Education, NVKSD College of Education, Attoor. She has added a brief note on the same book of previous editions and how its well designed latter. She says the importance of this book for a researcher in his research field. As concluding remarks Vote of thanks was delivered by Dr Ancy, Assistant professor, Mar Theophilus Training College, Trivandrum and also the Treasurer, AIRIO Kerala Chapter.


REPORT ON WEBINAR SERIES- 5

The programme Webinar Series on Book Nook: Words and Worlds organised by Centre for Research and Development, IQAC and Library Readers Forum, N.V.K.S.D. College of Education, Attoor in collaboration with Association of International Researchers of Indian Origin (AIRIO) and Council of Teacher Education Foundation (CTEF), Tamilnadu and Kerala Chapters was conducted on December 9 th , 2023 at 7.30 pm through the online platform of Google meet.The programme was anchored by Merlin Malar. N, Full Time Research Scholar, N.V.K.S.D. College of Education, Attoor. The programme started with a silent prayer. Then Dr S Devika, Assistant Professor of NVKSD College of Education, Attoor, welcomed the resource person, dignitaries and participants. The resource person of the programme is Dr. Mariamma Mathew, principal of Peet Memorial Training College, Mavelikkara.The resource person Dr. Mariamma Mathew delivers a review of the book Instructional Strategies and Techniques in Science Education. It was published in 2018. It had 270 pages and 20 chapters. These chapters are classified into three major areas. The first 6 chapters are theoretical. It describes the nature, development and scope of science, aims and objectives of teaching science, methods, approaches and techniques of teaching science, practices in teaching and learning, models of teaching in science learning and curriculum in science education.The second part is Pedagogical Aspects. It deals with the 7th chapter to the 12th chapter.It explains to the readers how to apply the strategies or techniques in the classroom. It includes instructional support and resource materials, modern instructional approaches and e-resources, techno-pedagogical content knowledge, planning for instruction, essential requirements for teaching and learning and fundamentals for assessment and evaluation.The last part is Technology Integrated. It deals with

the 13 th chapter to 20 th chapter. It described the weaving ICT and networking in science classrooms, science, technology and society, technology integration, advanced technology and science education. The book mainly focuses on the biological and physical sciences. Then Mrs. Rejee M. K. Nair, Assistant Professor of NVKSD College of Education, delivered the reflection of the presentation. Dr. Neena Thomas, assistant professor of Mar Theophilus Training College and executive member of AIRIO (Association of International Researchers of Indian Origin), made a concluding statement and offered a vote of gratitude.


Reading difficulties Dyslexia : Essential Concepts and Programs for improvement (Author : J P Das)

Book Nook: worlds and worlds is an exclusive online book review platform for readers and academicians to share, discuss and expand their ideas and concepts. It is organized by the Centre for research and development ,Internal quality assurance cell (IQAC) and Library Reader’s forum of N.V.K.S.D. College of Education, Attoor in collaboration with Association of International Researcher’s of Indian Origin (AIRIO) and Council for teacher’s Education Foundation (CTEF) Tamil Nadu and Kerala chapters.

The 6th book review of this series was conducted on 23rd December 2023 .The programme started at 7:30 pm , The speaker of the webinar series was Dr M Lalitha , former Librarian , SCERT. The welcome speech was given by Dr Salini S, Principal of Sree Narayana Gurukripa B.Ed College . Dr. M Lalitha, reviewed the book Reading difficulties Dyslexia : Essential Concepts and Programs for improvement written by Dr J P Das . The audience were mostly academicians ,research scholars ,M.Ed and B.Ed students . The book was first published in 2009 by Sage Publications India Private Limited. The cover page of the book shows an undisputable idea of connecting it with the Indian movie Taare zameen Par. The whole book contains 22 chapters divided into three sections , the first part contains ten chapters relating to the Understanding reading difficulties , next 9 chapters – remediation of reading difficulties and the final part which includes the next steps . Dr . M Lalitha gave an interesting talk on the same and followed by a question discussion and reflection by Dr. Rakhi P Nair , Dean NVKSD college of education. Dr Praveen Kumar gave the vote of thanks. The webinar ended by 8: 30 pm . The webinar was hosted by Adhithi R H (1st yr M.Ed) and Aya Gouri Raj (2nd yearB.Ed)


CTEF AWARDS 2023

CTEF KERALA AWARDS 2023
We proudly announce the awardees of this year.
1.Dr K Sivadasan Pillai Memorial Award of Academic excellence – Prof A Abdul Vahab
Patron CTEF Kerala
2. Dr K Soman Memorial Award of Teacher Educator of the Year – Prof Dr Asha J V,
Head SPS, M G University, Kottayam
3. Award for the Best Administration and Management Prof Dr Sheeba P, Principal, SN
Training College, Nedunganda
4. Award for the Inspiring Teacher Prof Dr Sreekala K L, Associate Professor, NSS
Training College , Chanaganasserry
5. Prof Sivadasan Memorial Award for the Innovative Researcher in Education–
Dr Umar Farooque T K, Associate Professor, Farook Training College, Kozhikode
6. Award for the Talented Writer in Education– Prof Dr Bindu B, Associate Professor, Mar
Theophilus Training College, Nalanchira
7. Award for the Most Committed Teacher Educator for Extension work– Dr Renuka Sony
L R, Pricipal, KUCTE, Nedumangad
8.Dr Joshi Memorial Award for Institutional Excellence – Peet Memorial Training
College,
Mavelikkara
9. Award for the Best Teacher Educator at D El Ed and TTI Level – Dr K Vinod Kumar,
DIET, Kannur
10. Award for the Best Teacher Educator at TTI Level – Dr Anu Krishnan R, PTM ITE,
Maruthoorkonam, Balaramapuram
11. Award for the Topper of BEd Examination University of Kerala 2023–Ms Sajina Binet,
Badariya B Ed Training college, Velichikkala, Kollam

Thursday, December 21, 2023

Two day International Seminar on’ Excellence in Education

A report of the two day International Seminar on’ Excellence in Education -Deciphering the Creative Potentials of Knowledge Transfer’ jointly organized by NVKSD College of Education, Attoor, in collaboration with IQAC&Alumni Association of NVKSD College of Education, CEAM, AIRIO, CTEF Kerala and Tamil Nadu chapters. The seminar was on 15 th and 16 th of December in offline and online mode.

                     Day 1 of the International Seminar was held at the NVKSD College Auditorium in an offline mode. It started with the college prayer followed by the lighting of the kuthuvilakku. The seminar was presided over by Adv.S. Krishna Kumar, Secretary of NVKS Educational Society.The  Principal Dr. S. Sreelatha, welcomed all the dignitaries and the gathering.We are honoured by the presence of Dr. S. L.Rayar, Former Principal of J. P. College of Arts&Science, Thenkasi who inaugurated the seminar and delivered the inaugural speech .In his speech he gave a glimpse of what true educational excellence meant.Dr. K. Rajeswari Professor and Head, Centre for Research and Development ,NVKSD College of Education enlightened the dignitaries with an overview of the seminar.   The felicitations were given by Dr. R. Mukundan, Former Principal &Academic Advisor of NVKSD College of Education and  Dr V.M. Sasi Kumar, National President CEAM(Council for Educational Administration and Management).    The International Conference staged for another remarkable event-it was the formal signing of Memorandum of Understanding between NVKSD College of Education and CEAM (Council for Educational Administration and Management).The Abstracts of the articles was released in the form of abstract proceedings in the inaugural session.Adv. S. Krishna Kumar, Secretary of the college honoured the Chief guest.Dr. Raghi P. Nair. Dean ,NVKSD College of Education proposed the vote ofthanks.

The two day conference comprised four thematic session, five technical session of which a few of them scheduled concurrently.

15 December, the Day 1

Dr M. S. Geetha, FormerDean, University of Kerala,and Chairperson, CTEF, Kerala, was the resource person for Thematic session I. She highlighted the significance of NEP and signified the integration of NEP 2020 in STEM education.Dr. R. P. Deepa, Assistant Professor, NVKSD College welcomed the resource person.The three technical sessions were also held on the same day. The sessions were chaired by Dr. G. Valsala, Former Principal, IASE, Thrissur and Chairperson CEAM, Kerala chapter, Dr. Raghi.P. Nair, Dean, NVKSD College of Education , Dr. V.P. Bindu Gouri, Dr. R.P. Deepa, Dr. K. G. Gireesh Kumar and Dr. S. Praveen Kumar, Assistant Professors of NVKSD College of Education.The welcome address and vote of thanks of the different sessionswere given by Ms.Soumya, MS. ,Ms C Sreelakshmi, Mr. Mahesh Kumar, and Mr.E Jeba Starwin, the Ph. D. Research Scholars of NVKSD College of Education.

16 December, the Day 2

The seminar commenced in the online mode in the second day. After invoking the god with the college prayer, the seminar moved into its theme presentation. Dr. Nimmi Maria Oommen, Departmentof Education, Titus Teacher Education College, Thiruvalla and the general secretary, CEAM and Alumni of NVKSD College was the resource person. How women can be empowered through the education was the theme upon which she has delibrated her talk on. Dr V.P. Bindu Gowri, Assistant Professor, NVKSD College of Education and Ms. Sangeetha.G.S., Ph. D research scholar welcomed and thanked the resource person.

Thematic Session III was for Lady Carla Davis, South Seas University. Her recorded version of video presentation was embedded with her suggestion and observation on measures of quality sustenance to reach to the height of excellence. Ms. Merlin Malar the Ph.D. research scholor was the rapporteur of the session.

Thematic session IV was by Dr. Bharat Prasad Neupane, Associate Professor, Department of Language Education, School of Education, KathmanduUniversity. He emphasized the roadmap towards quality maintenance to reach to academic  excellence.Dr. V.S. Pavitrakumar, Assistant professor NVKSD College of Education and Ms. Sonia ,Ph.D. research scholor welcomed and thanked the resource person.

Panel discussion followed next. The moderator of the session was Dr. Asha.J.V.Professor and Head ,School of Pedagogical Science, Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, Kerala. Other panelists were Dr. Madhuri Isave, AssociateProfessor, Tilak College of Education, Pune, Dr.N. Johnson, HOD, Department of LifelongLearning, Faculty of Education, AlagappaUniversity,Karaikudi and the Chairmam, CTEF TamilNadu, Dr.S. Lenin, Assistant Professor, Department of Education, M.S. University, Tirunelvel and Alumni of NVKSD College and Dr. Shnaoli Chakraborty Acharya, Assistant Professor, Department of Education, West Bengal State University, Kolkata. Thematically relevant topics were discussed in the panel discussion session.Ms. V.S. Vidhya, Assistant professor, and Dr.K.P. Kannan, the Director of Physical Education welcomed and thanked the session.

The Two Technical sessions (Online) which were conducted parallelly followed next.Dr A.Lekshmi,Associate Professsor,N.S.S.College ,Pandalam,Dr Premachandran,Assistant Professor,New Navajyothy College of Education,Thrissur supported by the faculty of N.V.K.S.D.College of Education were the Chairpersons of the sessions.

Dr Jojan Mathew ,Principal,GVM’s Dr Dada Vaidhya College of Education,Ponda ,Goa, and Chairperson Goa chapter ,AIRIO deliverved the Validictory Address .The seminar witnessed the participation of more than 200 participants offline and online and include nearly 50 paper presentations.

Dr S.Devika, and Ms Rejee M.K. Nair ,Assisyant Professors of NVKSD College of Education were the organising Secretaries of the seminar .The masters of the ceremony in the International seminar were Ms. Saritha C Babu, Ms. Sangeetha G.S., Ms. Merlin Malar, Ms. Arya Gouri Raj. R. and Ms. Adithi.R.H. The seminar was volunteered by Ph D research scholars,M Ed I,M Ed II, B Ed I, and B Ed II year students of NVKSD College of Education.Mr.G. Biju Mohan the computer instructor provided the technical support for the seminar. The seminar was supported by Adv. S. Krishna Kumar, the secretary of NVKSD College of Educational Societyand all the eminent members of the management, and all other academic and administrative staff of NVKSD College of Education. The renowned educationist of CEAM, CTEF and AIRIO provided logistic guidance to the seminar. The presence of the educationalist Dr.B.C. Sobha, former Principalof NVKSD College of Education, Dr. Xavier Dass, Retd professor, St Jude’s College of Arts and Science,Thoothoor and Dr. Ramachandran Nair, Academic Advisor, N.V.K.S.H.S.S. Attoor ignited the seminar. To conclude, by the grace of Nalloor Vettuveni Kandan Sasta, the two day International Seminar was very productive and informative. 

Thank you…








Tuesday, September 19, 2023

Notification for CTEF-Kerala awards 2023*

*Notification for CTEF-Kerala awards 2023*

Last Date 30 th October

As per the decision taken by the CTEF Kerala executive committee held on 04th September 2023, applications are invited for the  awards instituted by CTEF Kerala for the year 2023

*Applications  along with supporting  documents only  will be accepted*

#Awards are opened to CTEF Kerala Life Members only 

#  Each award category should have at least  3 applicants, for that award to be given 

# Each applicant can apply for a maximum of 3 award  categories. Applicants have to  mention their preference order in the application.


# A CTEF- Kerala award winner will be considered for another award only after three years of receiving a CTEF  award.

#  The details of the awards will be  uploaded in the blog and the  website  soon. 

#  The hard copy of application form along with relevant  documents are to be sent to the General Secretary, CTEF Kerala in the following address on or before *20th  October 2023*

Dr. Pramod Dinakar,
Head, School of EGCS,
Chinmaya Vishwa Vidyapeeth
Adi Sankara Nilayam, Velyanad, Ernakulam district
PIN 682313
Ph: 9447792228


# All applicants should  register themselves for the CTEF  annual convention and International conference  (organised  at Peet Memorial Training College, Mavelikkara) before applying for the awards and screenshot of registration fee paid is  to be  attached  along with the application form.


The soft copy of the application form along with scanned copies of documents may also be sent to the email
 
ctekeralaaward@gmail.com

For further deatails Contact :


Dr. M.S Geetha 
9447108758

Dr. Pramod Dinakar 
9447792228

Dr . Rajeswari K  
7356879002


Further deatails regarding the categories of  awards and the criteria will be shared by the Convenor of the award committee .

- General Secretary

Flyer for CTEF 22nd Annual Convention and International Conference

*Flyer for CTEF 22nd  Annual Convention and International Conference at Peet Memorial Training College Mavelikkara - January 18 19 and 20, 2024*

Sunday, August 6, 2023

Tuesday, July 4, 2023

International seminar

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Report of Dr Gulab Chaurasia’s Birth Anniversary Commemoration Programme Organised by CTEF Kerala on 03.07.2023

Wednesday, June 28, 2023

Gulab Chaurasia' s(the founder Chairman of CTE National) birth anniversary

Dear  members,                          Dr Gulab Chaurasia' s(the founder Chairman of CTE National) birth anniversary falls on June 25 th every year. As per the direction of National CTEF, it is proposed to commemorate Dr Chaurasia 's birth Anniversary  under the auspices of CTEF Kerala on 3rd July,2023 at 6.30pm via Google meet.All members are requested to participate in the meeting.Those who want to deliver the commemoration speeches please let us know. We will distribute the programme schedule and meet link on Sunday evening.                   Chairman & Gen. Secretary

Talk Series


Hello!

Greetings from Peet Memorial Training College, Mavelikara!

The fortnightly online Talk Series -#TheFreeVoice - has Peet Memorial Training College collaborating with DIET, Alappuzha and CTEF (Kerala Chapter) to bring in the best of speakers from a multitude of disciplines to talk to us on cases and causes that truly matter!

The Third Talk of the event has been scheduled at 7 PM, on the 30th of June, 2023 and will be delivered by Mr. Aneesh M Das, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mass Communication & Journalism, NMSM Govt. College, Kalpetta who will talk to us on Knowledge & AI!

Please complete the quick registration at the link below to receive your participation certificates. (Should take less than 2 minutes!)

https://forms.gle/gonxzWbwsfBmrqZT6

Please join us on time by clicking the link given below.

https://meet.google.com/pyr-rhus-zsw

The event will also be streamed LIVE on the College YouTube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/c/PeetMemorialTrainingCollege

Warm Regards
The Organizing Committee.




Hello!

Greetings from Peet Memorial Training College, Mavelikara!

We are glad to announce the launch of the fortnightly online Talk Series #TheFreeVoice, wherein Peet Memorial Training College will be collaborating with DIET, Alappuzha and CTEF (Kerala Chapter) to bring in the best of speakers from a multitude of disciplines to talk to us on cases and causes that truly matter!

The Second Talk of the event has been scheduled at 7 PM, on the 17th of June, 2023 and will be delivered by Mr. Shan Gopan, Member, CWC (Juvenile Justice), who will talk to us on The POCSO Act!

Please remember to complete the quick registration by clicking the link below to receive your participation certificates. (Should take less than 2 minutes!)

https://forms.gle/GRPuVpyki3DjbA8K8

Please join us on time by clicking the link given below.

https://meet.google.com/pyr-rhus-zsw

The event will also be streamed LIVE on the College YouTube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/c/PeetMemorialTrainingCollege

Warm Regards
The Organizing Committee.


Saturday, June 17, 2023

Executive Meeting Notice

📢 *CTEF Kerala Executive Committee Meeting -10/06/2023 (Saturday), 10.30 am at Govt. College of Teacher Education, Thiruvananthapuram*

As per the directions of Chairman, CTEF Kerala, I am forwarding the Invitation for the Executive Committee Meeting of CTEF Kerala, scheduled for 10/06/2023 (Saturday), 10.30 am at Govt. College of Teacher Education, Thiruvananthapuram. Kindly make yourself available for the same. Thanking You in advance
Invitation Letter 


Friday, June 2, 2023

Inauguration of Online Talk Series #TheFreeVoice, organised by Peet Memorial Training College in collaboration with DIET, Alapuzha and CTEF (Kerala Chapter).

 Inauguration







 7 PM,  2nd of June, 2023. The Inaugural Talk will be delivered by Dr. Geetha Janet Vitus, Dean & Former HOD, Faculty of Education, University of Kerala, who will talk to us on Sustainable Happiness!


Please join us on time by clicking the link given below.

https://meet.google.com/pyr-rhus-zsw


The event will also be streamed LIVE on the College YouTube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/c/PeetMemorialTrainingCollege


Warm Regards

The Organizing Committee.

Wednesday, May 31, 2023

ONLINE TALK SERIES ON CASES AND CAUSES THAT TRULY MATTER

The Free Voice Talk Series is a fortnightly online event that intends to diligently explore themes and topics that truly matter, and would hand over the mic to stalwarts in their respective fields, to talk to us on contemporary issues related to Culture, Education, Society, Arts, Gender, Environment, New Media and Technology, just to mention a few. 



CTEF Kerala Executive Committee 2023-‘26

The following life members of CTEF Kerala were selected as Officials and Executive Committee members for the period 2023-2026 in the General body meeting held on 06/05/2023. 
Patrons 
1. Prof A Sukumaran Nair 2. Prof. A Abdul Vahab 3. Most Rev. Dr Joseph Mar Thomas 4. Dr. Grace Annie Mathews 

Ex Officio Members

 1. Dr. V. M. Sasikumar (Patron, CTEF National - South Zone) 2. Dr. K.Y. Benedict (Chairman CTEF National - South Zone)

 Advisory Board members
 1. Dr. T.K. Mathew (President) 2. Dr. Krishna Prasad 3. Dr. Sam V Daniel 4. Dr. M Vijaya Kumari Amma 5. Dr. Madubala Jayachandran 
 Academic Consultants 1.
 Prof. V. Reghu 2. Prof. K Sivarajan 3. Prof. Muhammed Unni Alias Mustafa 4. Prof. Geetha Janet Vitus 5. Prof. Asha J V 
 Chairman Dr. M.S. Geetha  
Vice Chairpersons 
1. Prof K Jacob Mathew 2. Dr. G.Valsala 3. Prof. Rajeswari  K 4. Dr. K.P.Anil Kumar 5. Prof. Bindhu C.M 
 General Secretary Dr. Pramod Dinakar     
Secretaries 1. Dr. Malini P M 2. Dr..Mariamma Mathew 3. Dr. Sajan K.S. 4. Dr. Issac Paul 5. Dr. Sankara Narayanan Paleeri 6. Dr. Bindu K. J. 7. Dr. Anila Chacko 8. Dr. Anu Mukund 
 Treasurer Dr. Premachandran P   

State Co-ordinator Dr. K. Anvar  
  
Academic Co-ordinator   Dr. Nimmi Maria Oommen           
            
 Executive Members 

1. Dr. T Sundaresan Nair 2. Dr. Sindhya V 3. Dr. Alice Joseph 4. Dr. Omanaseelan 5. Dr. Joseph Kacharayil 6. Dr. Arun kumar P 7. Dr. Kerala Sreemathi 8. Dr. Saramma Chandy 9. Dr. Happy P V 10. Dr. Jayachandran 11. Dr. Joju John 12. Dr. Maya S 13. Dr. Niranjana K P 14. Dr. Anees Mohammed 15. Dr. Sheeja Kumari T R 16. Dr. Anu Krishnan 17. Dr. Geetha Nair 18. Dr. Naisal S A 19. Dr. Bindu T V Dr. M. S. Geetha Chairman 


Friday, April 28, 2023

General body meeting and Pannel Discussion

Programme Report
St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam and Council for Teacher Education Foundation (CTEF), Kerala State Centre jointly organized a panel discussion on ‘New Trends in Education’ on 6th May 2023 from 10 AM to 1 PM at the seminar hall at the TTC block at the college. The discussion was organized with the aim of enhancing the awareness regarding various upcoming trends in education and to share the opinions and suggestions in relation to NEP 2020. Dr. V.M Sasikumar, Patron of the CTEF (Council for Teacher Education Foundation), South Zone was the chief guest for the panel discussion. The faculty coordinator of the programme was Dr. Joby Joy Kurian, Assistant Professor in Mathematics Education at St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam. A total of 33 participants including faculty members, research scholars and other dignitaries from various institutions in India.
The panel discussion programme started exactly at 10 AM with a prayer song by Dr. Joby Joy Kurian, Assistant Professor in Mathematics Education at St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam. The prayer was succeeded by the welcome address for the programme. The welcome speech for the programme was delivered by Dr. Alice Joseph, Principal at St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam. Dr. Alice Joseph officially welcomed all the dignitaries and participants to the panel discussion. The welcome speech was succeeded by the presidential address for the discussion delivered by Dr. Grace Annie Mathews, Chairperson of CTEF (Council for Teacher Education Foundation). Dr. Grace Annie Mathews pointed out the inevitability to implement new trends such as problem based projects and socially oriented projects. Dr. Grace Annie Mathews indicated the importance to develop copability along with capability. After the presidential address was the inauguration of the panel discussion programme. The programme was inaugurated by Dr. V.M Sasikumar, Patron of the CTEF (Council for Teacher Education Foundation), South Zone. During the inaugural address, Dr. V.M
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Sasikumar provided an overview and functioning of CTEF (Council for Teacher Education Foundation) and also mentioned about some of the former delegates. Dr. V.M Sasikumar mentioned that CTEF (Council for Teacher Education Foundation) is in its 25th year and he also pointed out that CTEF aims at empowerment. The inaugural address was succeeded by the felicitation of the event delivered by Dr. Anil Kumar K.P, Principal at Devaki Amma Memorial Teacher Education College at Chelambra, Malappuram. Dr. Anil Kumar K.P commented on the present scenario of teacher education existing in Kerala. He also shared his expectations in the discipline. After the felicitation, Prof. Geetha Janet Vitus, Dean and Faculty of Education, Department of Education, University of Kerala, elucidated new trends in tune with NEP 2020. Prof. Geetha Janet Vitus expressed her anguish over the future of D.El.Ed course, the status of the teacher education programme and the plight of stand-alone teacher education colleges in Kerala. She also recommended experiential learning, mastery based grading, and the relevance of the practice of mindfulness as the new trends in education.
Followed by the keynote address, the panel discussion started exactly at 11 AM. The moderator for the panel discussion was Dr. V Reghu, Former Dean and Controller of Examinations, Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development at Sriperumbadur, Tamilnadu. The panelists who carried out panel presentations were Dr. K. ANVAR, principal at CPAS, College of Teacher Education in Thottakkal; Dr. Saramma Chandy, Former Principal at The Lords Universal College of Education, Mumbai University; and Dr. Madhubala Jayachandran, Principal at Acharya Teachers Training College, Kerala Hindi Prachar Sabha, Trivandrum. After a short introduction by the moderator, the discussion was initiated by Dr. Saramma Chandy and her opinion was that action matters more than theory. According to her, the teacher education ecosystem has to be remolded and her focus point was the need to develop humanization through teacher education. After that, Dr. Madhubala Jayachandran brought attention to NEP and Integrated Teacher Education Programme. Dr. Madhubala Jayachandran restated copability and capability. After that, Dr. K. ANVAR, cited the state of Orissa as a role model for the teacher education programme. He put forward the idea of a pilot trial before implementing new trends under the supervision of an apex body consisting of expert academicians. Dr. K. ANVAR stated that governments were responsible to address the basic problems and malpractices in the area of teacher education. Followed by the panel presentations, the discussion was initiated by Dr. M.S Geetha, Former Dean and Faculty of Education at University of Kerala and Former Principal at GCTE (Government College of Teacher Education), Trivandrum. Dr. M.S Geetha addressed two main issues, the future of stand-alone teacher education institutions and the status and privilege of teacher educators. She also mentioned the areas prepared to submit to the higher education council and government to revisit to make an amendment. After that, Dr. T.K Mathew,
Principal at Mar Thoma Teachers Training College, Ranny; Dr. G Valsala, Principal at BNV College of Teacher Education in Tiruvallour, Trivandrum; Dr. T Kerala Sreemathi, Senior Research Officer (Retd.) at SCERT (The State Council of Education Research and Training), Trivandrum; Dr. Mariamma Mathew, Principal at Peet Memorial Training College, Mavelikara; and Dr. Premachandran P, Assistant Professor in Physical Science at Navajyothi College of Teacher Education for Women, Olarikkara in Trissur, participated in the discussion and expressed their opinion and anxieties on the implementation of NEP 2020. After the discussions, the programme came to an end at 12 PM with the vote of thanks delivered by Prof. Dr. Rajeswari K, General Secretary at CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation) in Kerala. A general body meeting was conducted after the session and the meeting winded up by 1 PM.
The entire panel discussion programme turned out to be successful in achieving its objectives. The program could enhance the awareness of the faculty members and research scholars regarding various upcoming trends in education and to share the opinions and suggestions in relation to NEP 2020. Majority of the participants give positive feedback on the discussion programme. The panel discussion was very fruitful and informative. Overall, the entire panel discussion was a diverse experience for the participants.
Dr. Joby Joy Kurian, Assistant Professor at St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam performing prayer during the panel discussion on ‘New Trends in Education’, jointly organized by CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation), Kerala State Centre and St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam on 6th May 2023
Dr. Alice Joseph, Principal at St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam delivering welcome address during the panel discussion on ‘New Trends in Education’, jointly organized by CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation), Kerala State Centre and St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam on 6th May 2023
Dr. Grace Annie Mathews, Chairperson of CTEF (Council for Teacher Education Foundation)delivering the presidential address during the panel discussion on ‘New Trends in Education’, jointly organized by CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation), Kerala State Centre and St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam on 6th May 2023
Dr. V.M Sasikumar, Patron of the CTEF (Council for Teacher Education Foundation), South Zone delivering the inaugural address during the panel
discussion on ‘New Trends in Education’, jointly organized by CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation), Kerala State Centre and St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam on 6th May 2023
Dr. Anil Kumar K.P, Principal at Devaki Amma Memorial Teacher Education College at Chelambra, Malappuram delivering the felicitation during the panel discussion on ‘New Trends in Education’, jointly organized by CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation), Kerala State Centre and St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam on 6th May 2023
Prof. Geetha Janet Vitus, Dean and Faculty of Education, Department of Education, University of Kerala delivering the keynote address during the panel discussion on ‘New Trends in Education’, jointly organized by CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation), Kerala State Centre and St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam on 6th May 2023
Dr.V Reghu, Former Dean and Controller of Examinations, Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development at Sriperumbadur, Tamilnadu moderating the panel discussion on ‘New Trends in Education’, jointly organized by CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation), Kerala State Centre and St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam on 6th May 2023
Dr. Saramma Chandy, Former Principal at The Lords Universal College of Education, Mumbai University presenting during the panel discussion on ‘New Trends in Education’, jointly organized by CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation), Kerala State Centre and St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam on 6th May 2023
Dr. K. ANVAR, principal at CPAS, College of Teacher Education in Thottakkal presenting during the panel discussion on ‘New Trends in Education’, jointly organized by CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation), Kerala State Centre and St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam on 6th May 2023
Dr. Madhubala Jayachandran, Principal at Acharya Teachers Training College, Kerala Hindi Prachar Sabha, Trivandrum presenting during the panel discussion on ‘New Trends in Education’, jointly organized by CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation), Kerala State Centre and St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam on 6th May 2023
Dr. M.S Geetha, Former Dean and Faculty of Education at University of Kerala and Former Principal at GCTE (Government College of Teacher Education), Trivandrum initiatingdiscussion during panel discussion on ‘New Trends in Education’, jointly organized by CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation), Kerala State Centre and St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for Women, Ernakulam on 6th May 2023
Prof. Dr. Rajeswari K, General Secretary at CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation) in Kerala delivering vote of thanks during panel discussion on ‘New Trends in Education’, jointly organized by CTEF (Council of Teacher Education Foundation), Kerala State Centre and St. Joseph College of Teacher
Education for Women, Ernakulam on 6th May 2023

Tuesday, February 7, 2023