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Organised workshop on Emotional Intelligence by Ms. Shamim Modi, Chairperson, School of Law and Justice on 14th October 2015.
Workshop on Emotional Intelligence on 14th October, 2015
Workshop on Emotional Intelligence on 14th October, 2015
Workshop on Emotional Intelligence on 14th October, 2015
Workshop on Emotional Intelligence on 14th October, 2015
Workshop on Emotional Intelligence on 14th October, 2015
Workshop on Emotional Intelligence on 14th October, 2015
ICSSR (WRC) sponsored 5-day Workshop on Research Methodology in Social Sciences – 22nd – 26th July, 2013
Research has always been held dear at PCER, and in the month of July, the college organised a five-day workshop on ‘Research Methodology in Social Sciences’ which was sponsored by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, Western Regional Centre, Mumbai.
Aimed at acquainting the participants with research and research methodologies, The workshop saw eminent personalities from the HOD of the Department of Education, Mumbai University, Prof. Shefali Pandya to the Dean of the School of Education, TISS, Dr. G.G. Wankhede enthral the audience with their knowledge and expertise. From managing the Review of Literature to methodologies of qualitative and quantitative research right up to the mechanics of report writing, all aspects in the field of research were discussed threadbare. It was a perfect start to the new academic year!
Workshop on Innovative Ways to Introduce a Lesson – 24th August, 2013
Ms. Shubadra Shenoy, Head – Secondary Section, Shishuvan School and an alumnus of PCER Chembur conducted an enthralling workshop of the various ice-breakers that students can use before they launch on to the topic being taught.
As an administrator, she says that she has always found that teachers prepare very well for what they wish to teach but can rarely come up with a good ‘set induction’ Organised by the ICBN Centre, an Alumni of PCER initiative, this workshop helped allay the fears of the new trainee-teachers as they sharpened their micro-teaching skills and prepared for the practice lessons.
Talk by Child Line India Foundation – 28th September, 2013
As teachers to the Upper Primary and Secondary school students, teacher-trainees have to be aware of the various problems that children face today and be able to guide them one. One prevalent issue, which is often hushed up and swept under the carpet, is that of Child Abuse.
One may think that the Indian society is unaffected by this but statistics prove otherwise. Ms. Tabassum from Child Line India Foundation delivered a hard-hitting talk on cases of child abuse in India and how awareness about this is vital. She discussed ways to broach this topic with children of various age groups, simple strategies to deal with them and introduced the students to the Helpline 1098 that is a toll free number installed by the Ministry of Woman and Child Development, Government of India, which can be accessed by any concerned adult to provide post traumatic care to an abused child. Trainee-teachers were encouraged to ask questions and clear their doubts and the session ended with them becoming aware of the seriousness of their profession and the responsibilities that come along with it.
Workshop on CCE (Continuous Cumulative Evaluation) – 4th January, 2014
Ms. Shailaja Mulay, Vice Principal, St. Michael’s High School, Andheri and one of the lead educationists in establishing the CCE pattern in the SSC curriculum, was the resource person for this very enriching workshop.
After a formal welcome by the Principal of PCER Dr. Sunita Wadikar, Ms. Mulay highlighted the meaning, features and concepts of CCE followed by different stages of assessment and the features of formative and summative assessments. She highlighted nuances of Formative Assessment with its meaning, features and tools. She emphasized on typologies of question paper with the help of sample questions. She also focused on Bloom’s Taxonomy to frame questions and also added ideas to her talk about how to develop value based questions. At the end, she zeroed in on the recording and documentation of students’ performance with the help of example report card, which was designed by some schools; she detailed the features of recording scholastic, co- scholastic and co-curricular activities.
Workshop on ‘Cracking the Job Interview’ – 17th February, 2014
Mr. Sunil Raikar, CEO of Groom India with an experience of more than 18 years in the US in the field of hospitality has been conducting training and personality workshops for corporate.
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He was the perfect resource person to illustrate the various ways in which we can crack the coveted job interviews which were right around the corner. Mr. Sunil Raikar discussed various points about interviews, such as:
He also emphasized that Language is never taught but caught. So as a future teacher one must improve communication skills, build vocabulary, keep a check on pronunciation, work toward good grammar, have a strong voice not soft spoken or harsh, all of which makes ones personality. Along with this one must build up one’s confidence develop reasoning skill and be optimistic. Developing a habit of reading the newspaper and keeping oneself abreast with the latest happenings of the world adds to one’s personality. Mr. Raikar, not only spoke about all the above points but also made some of the students enact various scenarios so that our unconscious behaviour were evident to us. The workshop was an eye opener and much needed before students step into the workforce.
Workshop on Teaching through Puppetry – 7th / 28th March, 2014
A workshop on puppetry was conducted by Ms. Samita Shetty, Asst. Professor – PCER Chembur, on the 07th of March 2014 for the students of ‘B’ division and on 28th March, 2014 for the students of ‘A’ division of the B.Ed. course.
The workshop began with a puppet show on health and hygiene, followed by a discussion on the concept of puppets and their use in educational situations. The need to incorporate puppets into the teaching learning process was felt by the students and teachers. Since listening to stories through puppets is enjoyed by all, children as well as adults, it was unanimously opined that puppets can be successfully and interestingly used at all levels of education. With this perspective in mind, the different types and uses of puppets were discussed. Simultaneously the methodology for preparation of puppets and presentation of these puppets was The different types of puppets that were described were: stick puppets, marionettes, finger puppets, paper bag puppets, paper plate puppets, glove puppets, string puppets, body puppets and box puppets. Students were asked to carry scrap material from home and so were able to prepare samples of few types of puppets. The next section of the workshop dealt with the methodology for conducting a puppet show. The points that were covered were:
As conclusion, the educational implications and the use of puppetry in the various subjects were elicited from the students.
Workshop on Transaction Analysis
A workshop on Transactional Analysis on 15th December, 2012 was held by PCER Chembur. The resource person for the day was Dr. Giri Shankar from G. S. Ventures. The session began with the administration of a questionnaire on TA followed by an interactive session on the different kinds of personalities.
The second part of the session consisted of analysis of a few personalities and how to respond to people knowing the others personality to avoid conflicts. In all the workshop was very interactive and beneficial to the B.Ed. students.
Workshop on Personality Development and How to Face an Interview
A workshop on personality development was conducted by Mr. Sunil Raikar on October, 2012. The session focused on providing students with skills to face an interview. It stressed on the need to develop general knowledge, etiquettes, grooming, communication skills etc for performing well during job interviews. Students conducted a mock interview which highlighted the various aspects to be taken care of while attending an interview. It was a highly enjoyable and enriching workshop and Mr. Raikar exhorted the students to always maintain a positive attitude in their lives.
Workshop on Lamasa- Beautify your home and everything around
Workshop on ‘Lamasa- Beautify your home and everything around’ conducted by Ms. Bandana Basu, a Soroptimist Sister, from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. on 22nd September, 2012.
Workshop on "Lamasa- Beautify your home and everything around"
Workshop on "Lamasa- Beautify your home and everything around"
Workshop on "Lamasa- Beautify your home and everything around"
Workshop on "Lamasa- Beautify your home and everything around"
Workshop on "Lamasa- Beautify your home and everything around"
The workshop was conducted in collaboration with Soroptimist International Chembur Chapter. There were 50 active participants from B.Ed. section. Bandana Basu taught us basics of Lamasa art. The students were thrilled at the creativity and the zeal with which Ms. Bandana Basu conducted her session. They were also super enthusiastic and enjoyed making roses and key pegs. It was a wonderful learning experience and we all thoroughly enjoyed it. It was our first successful attempt to raise fund for a good cause.
Workshop on Self Management
A workshop on Self Management was conducted by Prajapita Brahma Kumari on 7th August, 2012. The workshop was conducted by Brahma Kumari Arpita, Brahma Kumari Sarojini and Brahma Kumari Roma.
The workshop highlighted on how to manage the self effectively. Brahmakumari Arpita gave a presentation on the importance of self and how one should develop self-respect and self-esteem. It is only through proper self management that one can develop inner peace. The session also dealt with the importance of placing self at the highest form, in order to be one with the Atman.
The workshop concluded with a session on meditation and breathing techniques for increasing self awareness. The audience was completely charged towards the end of the day.
