TITUS II TEACHERS COLLEGE
TIRUVALLA
Accredited by NAAC at ‘A’ Grade (2004)
The Annual Quality Assurance Report(AQAR) of the
IQAC for the year 2011-12
IQAC
Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla, Kerala
Website : www.tituscollege.org
e-mail : tituscollege@gmail.com
To
The Director,
National Assessment and Accreditation Council,
2/4 Dr. Rajkumar Road,
P. O. Box No. 1075,
Rajaji Nagar,
Bangalore – 560010
Respected Sir,
Sub: Submission of IQAC during the year 2011-12
related to Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla
I am sending here the Annual Quality Assurance Report of the IQAC in duplicate copy
for the year 2011-12 related to Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla for further necessary action.
Yours faithfully,
COORDINATOR
2 PRINCIPAL
TITUS II TEACHERS COLLEGE,TIRUVALLA
Internal Quality Assurance Committee, IQAC 2011-12
Dr. K.S George
(Principal, Convenor)
Dr. Sunila Thomas
(Co- ordinator)
Dr. George Mathew
(Associate Professor, Mar Thoma College, Tiruvalla
Management Nominee)
Dr. T.K Mathew
(Faculty Member)
Dr. Koshy P. Chacko
(Faculty Member)
Dr. Mini John
(Faculty Member)
Ms. Betsy Joseph E.
(Faculty Member)
Mr. James T. Oommen
(Administrative Head)
Mr. Joy John
(Local Society)
3 INDEX
Page No:
PART A
: Action Plan for the year 2012-13
PART B
: Activities Reflecting the Goals and
Objectives of the Institution
PART C
: Details of the Plans for 2011-12
APPENDIX I
: Seminars/Conferences Participated/organised
by the Faculty
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12
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29
APPENDIX II
: Evaluation of the College by the Students
34
APPENDIX III
: Proforma for Evaluation of Practice Teaching
39
4 PREFACE
Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla was established in 1957 under the auspices of
the Mar Thoma Syrian Church of Malabar and is dedicated to the revered memory of His Grace
the Most Rev. Titus II Metropolitan. The college is affiliated to Mahatma Gandhi University and
has an impeccable track record in mentoring empowered teachers.
Vision of the college:
The vision of the college is ‘Lighted to Lighten’ which focuses mainly in getting oneself
lighted to lighten others.
Mission Statement :
Imparting education to develop wholesome personality among its students with moral,
civic and human rights consciousness.
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Involvement and interaction with community as agents of transformation.
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Promoting exploration in the realm of Teacher Education in the light of Christian
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Strength of the Institution
A. Management
The college comes under the management of Mar Thoma Syrian Church of Malabar
having headquarters at Tiruvalla and has a long tradition of service to society and in social
areas which include education. The college management with its managerial and other
resources is a pillar of strength and is committed to provide up-to-date infrastructure and
5 facilities for the college. The management also recruit and provide teaching and non-teaching
staff of good quality. The management monitors the academic and non-academic performance
of the college.
B. Values
We give value oriented education to our students. We conduct ethics class as part of our
curriculum. Students also conduct prayer meeting on all Fridays. Value education is essentially
a matter of educating the feelings and emotions we upheld like ‘training of the heart’ and
consists in developing the right feelings and emotions. Values are thus inseperable from life of
the individual.
C. Teachers
Our teachers are a source of information, a guide, a mentor, a surrogative parent, a
motivator, all at the same time. Principal and teachers are academically well qualified and
experienced. Seven of the teachers are adorned with doctorate in education and five have
M.Phil Degree. Four teachers are doing research as part of Ph.D programme. Teachers are
concentrated for the all-round development of each student in the college.
D. Students
All the students hold a minimum entry norm of degree with a lower age limit of 20. Many
students hold masters degree in their subject. Being goal-oriented they can easily blend with the
values, culture and tradition of the institution. It is observed that students have both academic
and non-academic goals and use the college activities to achieve these.
E. College Union
The college union members are elected unanimously by the students. The union members
work in cohesion for the welfare of the college and the students.
6 F. PTA
The Parent Teacher Association is constituted every year with the active participation of
the teachers and guardians/parents of the students and lends wholehearted support for
enriching the educational environment of the institution.
G. Alumni
The Alumni Association of the college comprising of its former students and staff of the
college meets this year on 3rd Saturday of May with an aim to enhance relationship and assist
the institution in its onward journey to excellence. The Alumni also conducts the inter training
college choreography competition, and Titus Teacher Education Award once in two years. Being
a college which has entered 56th year of service in the field of education, we have a strong
Alumni.
H. Value Education
Every week one period is set apart for value education under the banner ‘Ethics Classes’.
Eminent personalities and leaders of different religions address the students .Classes on cyber
laws, substance abuse, mobile misuse, human rights, civic responsibilities, marriage laws etc.
are being arranged in the institution. Group and personnel counseling are also provided.
Orientations are organized at the beginning of the course with the motto ‘Equipping oneself to
equip others’. A discipline committee also functions to help students maintain the decorum of
the institution. Mentoring sessions help students to get opportunities for value clarification. An
anti-ragging committee also functions in the college.
7 PART A
8 ACTION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 2012-13
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) includes the following members:
(Principal, Convener)
1. Dr. K.S. George
2. Dr. Sunila Thomas
(Coordinator)
(Management Representative)
3. Dr. George Mathew
4. Dr. T.K Mathew
(Academician)
5. Dr. Koshy P. Chacko
(Academician)
6. Dr. Mini John
(Academician)
7. Ms. Betsy Joseph E.
(Academician)
(Administrative Head)
8. Mr. James T. Oommen
9. Mr. Joy John
(Local Society)
The committee decided upon the following issues:
1. To formulate a detailed action plan owing to the functioning of the college.
2. To strengthen the library by adding new books.
3. To publish a journal of education with its recent studies conducted.
4. To restyle the computer lab.
5. To continue remedial coaching for needy students.
6. To continue coaching for entry into service.
The activities for the year 2012-13 are scheduled to be organized by various clubs under the
leadership of following faculty :
1. Students Council
-Dr. Koshy P. Chacko
2. Social Service League
- Mr. Pramod Thomas George
3. Arts Club
- Dr. K.K. John
9 4. Moral & Religious Association
- Mrs. Betsy Joseph E.
5. Literary and Debating Society
- Dr. Sunila Thomas
6. Sports and Recreation Club
- Mr. Titus Thomas
7. Magazine Committee
- Dr. Mini John
8. Nature Club
- Dr. T.K Mathew
9. Agriculture Club
- Dr. Koshy P. Chacko & Dr. Mini John
10.Health Club
- Mr Titus Thomas & Dr. Mini John
11. Women’s Cell
- Smt. Bincy M. John
12.Career Guidance Cell
- Dr. Mini John & Smt. Betsy Joseph E.
13.Documentation Club
- Smt. Jolly Mathew
14.Counselling Cell
- Dr. Mini John
15. PTA
- Mr. Titus Thomas
16. Alumni Association
- Dr. T.K Mathew
For achieving specific objectives the following committees were formed
1. Library Advisory Committee
1. Dr. K.S George - Principal and chairman
2. Dr. T.K Mathew
3. Dr. Koshy P. Chacko
4. Dr. Sunila Thomas
5. Smt. Betsy Joseph E.
6. Mr. Pramod Thomas George
10 7. Mr. Sajeesh N. (Student representative)
8. Mr. Thomas P.K. Malathettu (Librarian and Secretary)
2. Research Committee
1. Dr. K.S George
2. Dr. K.S Joseph
3. Dr. K.K John
4. Dr. T.K Mathew
5. Dr. Koshy P. Chacko
6. Dr. Sunila Thomas
11 PART B
12 1. Activities Reflecting the Goals and Objectives of the Institution
a. Community services forms an integral part of the activities organized by the college.
b. Educational seminars.
c. Farming by Agriculture Club
d. Awareness programmes by nature club.
e. Counselling sessions for student by experts in the field.
f. Subject associations rendering services.
2. New Academic Initiatives
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Thought for the week
Every Friday from 9.30am to 9.45am under the leadership of a teacher, each student
gives a thought for the students which is encouraging and nourishing for the week.
3. Innovations in curriculum design and transaction
Introduction of issue based curriculum in schools provided us an opportunity and
challenge for innovation. The existing transcripts could not meet the demands of the new
challenge. Different seminars were arranged based on this new topic and the faculty made
innovative transcripts which could meet the requirements of the new curriculum.
4. Interdisciplinary Programmes
Students were encouraged to have a wider vision of global education rather than limiting
their focus to their own disciplines and it meant to broader perspective to the student as a
source of knowledge, understanding, inspiration and enrichment. Students were given
opportunity to participate in seminars and lectures organized by different departments and raise
questions on issues requiring quality.
13 5. Examination Reforms implemented
Students performed well in their practical examination conducted by Mahatma Gandhi
University. The practical examination board expressed their appreciation of the students
performance. Similarly head of the institutions evaluate student teacher and give month wise
reports to the college. (Appendix I)
6. Candidates qualified SET & NET
17 students of both B.Ed. and M.Ed. cleared SET. Out of 35 M.Ed. students,8
candidates cleared NET and 5 students qualified TET examination.
7. Initiative towards Faculty Development Programme
Each opportunity was taken by the members of the faculty to attend seminars and
workshops at national and international levels. (Appendix I)
8. Seminars / Workshops conducted
B. Ed. Level
1) An orientation programme for teaching and administrative staff of the college by
Rev.Dr. C.P Mathew was held on 04/11/2011.
14 2) B.Ed. Orientation course was inaugurated by his Lordship Rt. Rev. Dr. Zacharias Mar
Theophilus Suffragan Metropolitan for students and staff was held on 11/11/2011.
3) Ethics class was inaugurated by His Lordship Most Rev. Dr. Philipose Mar Chrysostom
Mar Thoma Valiya Metropolitan on 21/11/2011 for students and staff.
4) Swami Aswati Thirunal presented the theme ‘Equipping oneself to equip others’ for the
orientation programme at Charalmount from 8/12/11 to 9/12/11.
5) Bishop Rt. Rev Thomas Samuel of CSI Madhya Kerala Diocese was the chief guest of
Christmas carol held on 22/12/11.
6) Bishop Rt. Rev. Thomas Mar Timotheos Episcopa of Mar Thoma Church released the book
written by two of the staff members Dr. T. K Mathew and Mr. Pramod Thomas George
‘MODERN TRENDS IN EDUCATIONAL PRACTICES’ on 4/1/12.
7) Rev. K. Thomas, Counsellor of Niranam - Maramon Diocese of the Mar Thoma Syrian
Church of Malabar took counselling class on 3/1/12 for students and staff.
15 8) The College Union Inauguration was done by Mr. Abraham Mathew, Manager of Kairali
TV on 11/1/12.
9) As part of the women empowerment, Vocational and Guidance class was taken by
Smt. Betsy Joseph E. on 12/1/12.
10) A memorial lecture of Prof. C.A. George, former principal of this college, was inaugurated
by Minority Rights Commission Chairman and Former VC of Mahatma Gandhi University,
Kottayam, Dr. Cyriac Thomas on 17/01/12.
11) Inter B.Ed. College shuttle Badminton competition was held on 19th 20th & 21st January
2012 to nurture the potentialities through matches was inaugurated by Rev. P.T Thomas
and Adv. Mathew T. Thomas MLA.
16 12) The PTA includes all the faculty members and parents of all students. It supports the
various development programmes of the college. Rev. Abraham Zachariah, former
counsellor of Niranam - Maramon Diocese inaugurated the meeting on 21/1/12.
13) Prakash Memorial Inter-school Malayalam Elocution Competition for nurturing the
talents of school children was inaugurated by our former principal Prof. Sushama
Zachariah was held on 27/1/12.
17 14) Release of College Magazine ‘Prabhavum’ and award day of the college was inaugurated
by Sri. Binu Varghese, Circle inspector of police, Tiruvalla on 3/2/12.
15) Annual Sports meet was inaugurated by Sri. George Philip, former Manager of Mar Thoma
Corporate schools on 4/2/12.
16) A workshop on Human Rights Education for students, staff and public were conducted
by International Resource persons like Rev. Takeshi Nishida(Japan), Rev. Geoffray R.
Ushar (U.K) on 9/2/12.
17) As part of our extension activity, a visit to Navajeevan Trust and Palliative Care Unit of
Sri. P.U Thomas, Kottayam for students and staff was arranged on 11/2/12.
18) Entry into service coaching for Public Service Commission, NET/SET for students
18 commenced on 11/2/12.
19) Illuminaire 2012, for students and staff, a lecture series of college union programme was
inaugurated by Dr. Varghese George, Chairman of Plantation Corporation on10/2/12 .
20) Mathematics Association was inaugurated by Dr. Reji. T of Govt. College Chittoor,
Palakkad on 24/2/12 and release of magazine was also conducted.
21) The 1st semester examination of B. Ed, Mahatma Gandhi University for students was
held from 07.03.12 to 14.03.12.
19 22) A talk of Health Club on Pain and Palliative Care awareness for students and staff was
held on 09.05.12 by Dr. P.T Thampy of Pushpagiri Medical College, Tiruvalla.
23) Thought for the week is arranged every week as part of the Value inculcation programme.
24) ‘Bound to Excel’ session of ethics class was held on 15.05.12 was initiated by
Prof. Geetha. T, of NSS Training College, Changanacherry.
25) Prof. Jabir Saqafi took the value orientation Ethics class on 5.06.12.
20 26) Mr. Shaji George, Principal, St. Thomas TTI, took an orientation class to teaching
practice for students on 19.06.12.
27) Rev. P.T. Thomas, Sabha Secretary, Mar Thoma Syrian Church of Malabar inaugurated
the M.Ed. Course for students and staff on 20.06.12.
28) Prof. Somanathan Pillai of D. B. College, Parumala inaugurated the Physical Science
Association and released the optional magazine ‘Chaos’ on 20.06.12.
29) The interface meeting of the current practices in school was taken by Mr.George Varghese,
National Teacher Award Winner and H.M of M.G.M Higher Secondary School, Tiruvalla on
22. 06.12.
30) Dr. George Samuel, Dean of Navodhan Institution Navajeevodayam, Manjadi, Tiruvalla
took the orientation programme of M.Ed. students.
31) Independence Day celebration was held on 14.08.12 in the college auditorium.
32) The B. Ed Practical Examination was held on 5th 6th & 7th September 2012. Sr. Dr. Celene
Joseph, St. Thomas College of Teacher Education, Pala served as the chairperson of the
21 University Practical Examination of our college.
33) Intercollegiate competitions of the college for light music, elocution and debate was held
on 14.09.12.
34) The college day celebration for students, staff and public was held on 18.09.12 with
Sri. Mullakkara Ratnakaran, MLA, former agricultural minister of the state, Sri. Kureepuzha
Sreekumar, renowned poet, Union chairman Mr. Jobin S. Abraham, Union staff advisor
Dr. K.K. John, Union General Secretary Mr. Sajan V. Thomas were present on the dias.
35) A farewell meeting to the Manager Rt. Rev. Thomas Mar Timotheos Episcopa by the
staff and governing board was held on 15.10.12 in the M.Ed. class.
9. Research Projects
The institution encourages faculty members to undertake minor/major research
projects. One of the faculty members has completed a minor project approved by the
UGC, as detailed below:
Name of the faculty
: Dr. Mini John
Title
: The Role of Kudumbasree in promoting Women Empowerment in
Kerala.
Order No: MRP(H) – 1A 43 / 10-11/KLMG048/UGC-SWRO
22 The following proposals for Minor Projects are submitted to UGC for approval.
Sl.No.
Title
1.
Impact of learning style in minimizing the learning
Investigator
Dr. Sunila Thomas
disability of socio-culturally backward secondary
school students.
2.
Cost of Education of B. Ed programme conducted by
the colleges of Teacher Education under Mahatma
Gandhi University.
Dr. Koshy P. Chacko
&
Pramod Thomas George
10. Patents generated, if any - Nil
11. Citation Index of Faculty Members
1. Dr. K.S George
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NAAC peer team member.
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NCTE visiting team member.
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Research consultant at M. Ed level.
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Member, U.G Board of studies, M.G University.
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Convener, B. Ed Curriculum Revision Committee, M.G University.
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Governing Board member.
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M.G University Subject Expert and Resource person.
2. Dr. K.K John
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NCTE visiting team member.
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Research consultant at M. Ed level.
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Member, PG Board of studies, M.G University.
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Member, B. Ed Curriculum Revision Committee, M.G University.
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Member, M. Ed Curriculum Revision Committee, M.G University.
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Co-ordinator, B. Ed Practical Board, M.G University.
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Governing Board member.
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Resource person to workshops, seminars.
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MG University Subject Expert.
3. Dr. T.K Mathew
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NCTE visiting team member.
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Research consultant at M. Ed, M. Phil. and Ph. D level.
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Member, B. Ed Curriculum Revision Committee, M.G University.
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Governing Board member of Mar Thoma College for Women, Perumbavoor.
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Subject Expert and Resource Person of seminar and workshops.
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Joint Coordinating Chairman, B. Ed Practical Examination.
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Judging Committee member, State Science Fair.
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Author of a book and co-author of two books.
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Research Guide of Bharathiar University, Coimbatore.
4. Mr. Titus Thomas
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Member, B. Ed Curriculum Revision Committee, M.G University.
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Manager, MG University Men Football team.
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Referee for football tournaments.
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Subject Expert and Resource person.
5. Dr. Koshy P. Chacko
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NCTE visiting team member.
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Research consultant at M. Ed and Ph. D level.
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Member, B. Ed Curriculum Revision Committee, M.G University.
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Member, M. Ed Curriculum Revision Committee, M.G University.
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Resource person to workshops, seminars.
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Subject Expert.
6. Dr. Sunila Thomas
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Research consultant at M. Ed and Ph. D level.
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Member, B. Ed. Curriculum Revision Committee, M.G University.
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Member, M. Ed. Curriculum Revision Committee, M.G University.
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Academic Counsellor, IGNOU.
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Adjudicator of M.Ed. theses.
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Resource Person of workshops, seminars.
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Subject Expert.
7. Dr. Anita Mathai (On leave)
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Member, B. Ed Curriculum Revision Committee, M.G University.
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Resource Person of workshops, seminars.
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Subject Expert.
8. Dr. Mini John
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Research consultant at M. Ed and Ph. D level.
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Member, B. Ed curriculum revision committee, M.G University.
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Resource Person of workshops, seminars.
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Resource Person, In-service training for school teachers.
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Subject Expert.
9. Ms. Nimmi Maria Oommen
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Member, B. Ed Curriculum Revision Committee, M.G University.
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Resource Person, Academic Staff College.
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Resource Person & Subject Expert.
10. Ms. Betsy Joseph E.
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Research consultant at M. Ed level.
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Member, B. Ed Curriculum Revision Committee, M.G University.
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Resource Person & Subject Expert.
11. Mr. Pramod Thomas George
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Research consultant at M. Ed level.
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Member, B. Ed Curriculum Revision Committee, M.G University.
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Resource Person & Subject Expert.
12. Honours / Awards to the faculty
Dr. T. K. Mathew
i) Rashtriya Gaurav Award 2012.
ii) Best Citizens of India Award 2012.
13. Internal Resources Generated
For enhancing the quality of services offered by the college, a fund is raised by PTA.
26 PART C
27 Details of the Plans for 2012-13
The Academic year 2012-13 has its focus on curriculum development
It is proposed to:
i) add new books to the library.
ii) publish a journal of education with recent studies conducted.
iii) restyle the computer laboratory.
iv) continue remedial coaching for needy students.
v) The college has formalized a plan to improve the infrastructure facility for ladies
waiting common room and toilet facilities which would be functional during the next
academic year.
28 APPENDIX I
29 Seminars/Conferences Participated by the Faculty
I. Dr. K.S George
1. Participated in the UGC sponsored seminar on Human Rights and Value Education organized
by Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla on 2-3 June 2011.
2. Participated in the National Workshop on Research Methodology in Education organized by
Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla on 25-31 July 2011.
3. Participated in the International seminar organized by Higher Education of Mar Thoma
Sabha Santhigiri on 12-14th October 2011.
II. Dr K.K John
1. Participated in the UGC sponsored seminar on Human Rights and Value Education organized
by Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla on 2-3 June 2011.
2. Participated in the National Workshop on Research Methodology in Education organized by
Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla on 25-31 July 2011.
III. Dr. T.K Mathew
1. Participated in the Asia-Pacific Quality Network Conference-2011 on Quality Assurance in
Higher Education: Expectations and Achievement on 2-4 March 2011 at NAAC, Bangalore.
2. Participated in the UGC sponsored seminar on Human Rights and Value Education
organized by Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla on 2-3 June 2011.
3. Participated in the National Workshop on Research Methodology in Education organized by
Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla on 25-31 July 2011.
4. Participated in the workshop on the Practical Aspects of Physical Science Teacher Educators
30 at St. Josephs Training College, Mannanam on 4th June 2011.
5. Served as a Resource Person in the UGC Sponsored National seminar on Techno-pedagogy
for teacher educators on 21-22nd July 2011 at St. Joseph College of Teacher Education for
Women, Ernakulam.
6. Participated in the Central Kerala Regional Seminar on ‘Right to Education Act: The Kerala
Context’ organized by the Council for Teacher Education (CTE), Kerala State Centre in
collaboration with the School of Pedagogical Sciences, Mahatma Gandhi University,
Kottayam on 11th August 2011.
7. Participated in the International lecture course on Science and Religious Beliefs organized by
Higher Education at Santhigiri, Aluva, on 12-14th October 2011.
8. Served as a Resource Person on workshop at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Vechoochira,
Pathanamthitta from 17th -19th October 2011.
IV. Dr. Koshy P. Chacko
1. Participated in the UGC sponsored seminar on Human Rights and Value Education organized
by Titus II Teachers College on 2-3 June 2011.
2. Participated in the National Workshop on Research Methodology in Education organized by
Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla on 25-31 July 2011.
3. Participated in the International seminar organized by Higher Education of MarThoma Sabha
Santhigiri on 12-14th October 2011.
V. Dr. Sunila Thomas
1. Participated in the National Workshop on Educational Research organized by Government
College of Teacher Education, TVM on 10-14 Feb.2011.
2. Participated in the UGC sponsored seminar on Human Rights and Value Education organized
31 by Titus II Teachers College on 2-3 June 2011.
3. Convened the National Workshop on Research Methodology in Education organized by
Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla on 25-31 July 2011.
VI. Prof. Titus Thomas
1. Participated in the UGC sponsored seminar on Human Rights and Value Education organized
by Titus II Teachers College on 2-3 June 2011.
2. Participated in the National Workshop on Research Methodology in Education organized by
Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla on 25-31 July 2011.
VII. Dr. Mini John
1. Participated in the UGC sponsored seminar on Human Rights and Value Education organized
by Titus II Teachers College on 2-3 June 2011.
2. Participated in the National Workshop on Research Methodology in Education organized by
Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla on 25-31 July 2011.
VIII. Betsy Joseph E.
1. Participated in the UGC sponsored seminar on Human Rights and Value Education organized
by Titus II Teachers College on 2-3 June 2011.
2. Participated in the National Workshop on Research Methodology in Education organized by
Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla on 25-31 July 2011.
3. Participated in the International seminar organized by Higher Education of MarThoma Sabha
Santhigiri on 12-14th October 2011.
32 IX. Nimmi Maria Oommen
Served as convener in the UGC sponsored seminar on Human Rights and Value Education
organized by Titus II Teachers College on 2-3 June 2011.
X. Pramod Thomas George
1. Participated in the UGC sponsored seminar on Human Rights and Value Education organized
by Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla on 2-3 June 2011.
2. Participated in the National Workshop on Research Methodology in Education organized by
Titus II Teachers College, Tiruvalla on 25-31 July 2011.
3. Participated in the International seminar organized by Higher Education of Mar Thoma
Sabha Santhigiri on 12-14th October 2011.
33 APPENDIX II
34 Proforma for Evaluation of the College by Students
About the College
1. Location
i. Transport facility
: a) easily accessible b) not easily accessible
ii. Atmosphere of the college
: a) congenial
b) non-congenial
2. Infrastructure
i. Building
: a) excellent b) good c) moderate d) poor
ii. Class room facility
: a) excellent b) good c) moderate d) poor
iii. Rest room & Toilet facility
: a)excellent
iv. Water facility
: a) excellent b) good c) moderate d) poor
v. Furniture
: a) excellent b) good c) moderate d) poor
vi. Use of aids
: a) excellent
b) good c) moderate d) poor
b) good c) moderate
d) poor
3. Library facilities
i. Seating arrangement
: a) excellent
ii. Space
: a) adequate b) Inadequate
iii. Books
: a) sufficient
b) insufficient
iv. Journals
: a) sufficient
b) insufficient
35 b) good c)moderate d) poor
v. Periodicals
: a) sufficient
b) insufficient
vi. Your accessibility to
1. Books and periodicals
: a) accessible b) not accessible
2. Internet facility
: a) accessible b) not accessible
4. About Teaching
i. General papers
Paper I
: a) excellent
b) good c) moderate d) poor
Paper II
: a) excellent
b) good c) moderate d) poor
Paper III
: a) excellent
b) good
: a) excellent
b) good c) moderate d) poor
ii. Optional paper
c) moderate d) poor
5. Teacher-pupil relationship
: a) excellent b)good c)moderate d) poor
6. Duration of the course
: a) sufficient b) insufficient
If insufficient, what should be the duration
7. Duration of the teaching practice
8. Whether House System is needed
………..Years
: a) sufficient b) insufficient
: a) Yes b) No
If ‘no’ give reasons ………………………………………………………..
9. Do you want the teachers to be in charge of each house
36 : a) Yes b)No
10. Has this house system helped you to improve your talents in
i. Arts
: a) to a great extent b) to some extent c) not at all
ii. Literary
: a) to a great extent b) to some extent c) not at all
iii. Sports and games
: a) to a great extent b) to some extent c) not at all
11. Extension activity rendered by this college
: a) sufficient b) insufficient
12. Co-curricular activities of this college is
: a) too much b) sufficient
c) insufficient
13. How far has this course been useful to you
i. Personal
: a) to a great extent b) to some extent
c) not at all
ii. Professional
: a) to a great extent b) to some extent
c) not at all
14. The discipline of this college is
: a) appreciable b) not appreciable
15. The daily timing of the college is
: a) to be changed b) not to be changed
If (a), suggest the ideal time from………….to …………
16. Did you experience any change after joining this college with regard to
i. Your attitude towards teaching profession
: a) to a great extent b) to some extent
c) not at all
37 ii. Your involvement in the society
: a) to a great extent b) to some extent
c) not at all
iii. Your own behavior
: a) to a great extent b) to some extent
c) not at all
17. Your opinion about this college and the course (specify)
………………………………………………………………..
………………………………………………………………..
18. Suggestions for improvement (if any)
………………………………………………………………..
………………………………………………………………..
38 APPENDIX III
39 PROFORMA FOR EVALUATION OF PRACTICE TEACHING
TITUS II TEACHERS COLLEGE, TIRUVALLA
Tel.No.0469-2601383
Name of School
:
Name of Teacher Educand :
Standard
:
Subject
:
Items
1.Subject Competence
2.Communication
3.Questioning
4.Class Control
5.Use of Aids
6.The Teacher
40 A
B
C
D