Resource Person
Shri. M. Nagaraju
Target Audience:
Interested Faculty Members
across all Departments
Principal, Aurora's Degree & PG College
Registration
Fee
Rs.500/-
Sr. Assistant Professor - Dept. of English,
For further details
Contact
Ph. 9100000057 / 9100001217
Chikkadpally, Hyderabad - 500020 Tel: 040 2766 2668
(Former Principal, CLT Master Trainer) AURORA’S DEGREE & PG COLLEGE
Accredited by NAAC with ‘B++’ Grade
Chief Convenors
Shri. Viswanadham Bulusu
FACULTY
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
Dr. Maithry Shinde On
Associate Professor & HoD English,
Teacher Mentorship
Aurora's Degree & PG College
towards Students' Skill Development
Organizing Committee:
Ms. Padmavathi S On
Associate Professor - Dept. of English, 9th January 2019
Aurora's Degree & PG College
Organized by:
Ms. Pancha Tharani A Department of English
Aurora's Degree & PG College Venue:
Aurora’s Auditorium, Block - VI,
Ms. Meenakshy Poornima V RTC ‘X’ Roads, Chikkadpally, Hyderabad
Assistant Professor - Dept. of English,
Aurora's Degree & PG College
Aurora’s Degree & PG College
URL: www.adc.edu.in
About the College:
Aurora's Degree and PG College is a center for
collaborative learning and intellectual capacity
building, giving impetus to nurturing young graduates
towards leadership in a rapidly evolving and
interconnected world. The brand 'Aurora' is a
benchmark that imparts education that is complete
and egalitarian—innovative teaching and learning
techniques, events and activities, community service
being few of the strengths that enable the institution
grow substantially.
Aurora is not just an educational institution; it is a
commitment, a commitment towards building a new
generation of smart and capable individuals as
custodians of the future. It has carved a niche for a
period of three decades imparting education
beyond the classroom. It has a wide reputation for its
quality of teaching and learning and a holistic
approach towards grooming the students.
Established in the year 1989, it has a remarkable
history of success to spool in its records. The college
affiliated to Osmania University, offers undergraduate
and post-graduate programs in different streams:
Management, Commerce, Physical Sciences, Life
Sciences and Arts.
About the Department:
The Department of English was established in the year
1990. Ever since its inception it has been a devoted
department, committed to the symbiotic relationship
between teaching, research and the large concerns
of the society. Besides teaching, the department has
been striving tremendously in its contribution to
reach the ultimate goal of an educational institution,
vis-à-vis designing the students' personalities to
responsible citizens. For this, the department shapes
its academic programs accordingly and tries to
suffice to the needs of the students, college, family
and society in the long run. The Department is like the
face of the college, ever reflective of the
management's direction, propelled by veteran
academicians performing multi-faceted roles. It works
in tandem with all the other departments and has a
major contribution in every event organized in the
college.
Focus of the FDP
Of all the multifarious tasks that an educator has, the
most challenging one is training and equipping a PROGRAMME SCHEDULE:
student for successful employability. While the diverse
Registrations:
trends confluence within a demographical structure, 9.00 am to 09:30 am
preparing a student for the global challenges entail
skills set, both for the teacher and the learner. This Session 1:
9:30 am to 11:00 am
certainly calls for mentoring rather than mere teaching.
The art of mentoring in itself is a wholesome experience Tea Break:
a teacher can derive while gaining understanding of 11:00 - 11:15 am
the vicissitudes of the profession and complying with
Session 1 (contd):
the challenges of the learner. A transformation from
11:15 -12.30 pm
conventional pedagogy to andragogy is the need of
the hour. Hence, such mentorship is a symbiotic Lunch break:
relationship in which the student and the mentor 12.30- 1.30 pm
explore the undelved—they learn, unlearn and relearn
Session 2:
in the process of knowledge exchange. This Faculty 1.30-3.30 pm
Development Programme is designed to help the
Tea Break
teacher confront certain inhibitions and
3.30 pm
apprehensions, understand from the vantage point of followed by Valedictory session
the learner, build confidence and self-esteem of the
learner and help them discover students' potential
towards a successful career.
Objectives of the Seminar
1. To prepare the teachers to comprehend the
changing perspectives and attitudes of the
students
2. To prepare the trainers to understand the corporate
demands
3. To equip the trainers with inputs on interview skills