FIRST MID-SEMESTER M.ED. EXAMINATION 2015-17

01.10.2015

FIRST MID-SEMESTER M.ED. EXAMINATION 2015-17

30.09.2015

FIRST MID-SEMESTER M.ED. EXAMINATION 2015-17

QUESTION PAPER
Social Perspectives of Education
29.09.2015

FIRST MID-EMESTER M.ED. EXAMINATION 2015-17

QUESTION PAPER

Core Paper: Philosophical Perspectives of Education
28.09.2015

Extension Activities by Faculty Members

Dr. T. P. Jose, Associate Professor in Physical Education, submitted the research report on “Effects of yogic exercises on learning disabilities”, the major research project funded by UGC in April 2015.

Dr. K. Y. Benedict, the Principal gave the key note address on the topic 'e-Learning Technology' at Aditnar College of Arts and Science Thiruthenthur on 11-09.2015

Dr. Giby Geevarughese, Associate Professor, received nomination to the College Management Council from the Archbishop Baselios Cardinal Cleemis Catholicos.

Dr. Joju John, Assistant Professor, addressed 300 teachers of the Holy Family Sisters, Thrissur on the topic, ‘Training in Art of Teaching’ in August 22^nd 2015.

Ms. Anu Rachel Jogi, Assistant Professor M.Ed. Department, presented paper titled, ‘Awareness on Neuromyths in Education among Teachers’ at the UGC sponsored National Seminar ‘Professionalizing Psychology, Current Trends’ held in KE College of Arts and Science, Mannanam.

Time Table for M.Ed. (Sem I, Sem II) MIDSEMESTER EXAMINATION (2015)

Awareness Programme by Snake master Vava Suresh

14.09.215

A special awareness programme on snakes was organized by second semester Natural Science Association, Green Café.  The highlight of the the programme was the talk by professional snake catcher Vava Suresh who exhibited live snakes to create awareness about  one of the most feared creatures on earth . An array of both venomous and non venomous snakes were exhibited which ranged from the harmless rat snake and water snake to the fearsome viper, cobra and python. His passion and concern for the snakes helped in understanding that snakes are also creations of nature and that they  have a rightful place in maintaining the balance of the ecosystem