LECTURES BY RESOURCE PERSONS

Into. NEED BASED ASSESMENT OF PARTICIPANTS - Prof. Talwar (Dir. and Prof. of Education, ASC, BU)
1. INDIAN SPACE PROGRAMME - Dr. S. Satish (Director, P&PR, ISRO Headquarter)
2. INNOVATIONS IN CLASSROOM PRACTICES - Dr. P. Sheshadri (Prof. in Economics)
3. GLOBALISATION - Dr. P. Sheshadri (Prof. in Economics)
4. COMMUNICATION AND PRESENTATION SKILLS - Dr. P.Raju (Prof. in Education)
5. VALUE BASED EDUCATION IN INDIA - Prof. N.N. Prahalad
6. AGRICULTURE AND RURL DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA - Prof. D. Rajgopal (Former Dir. Instruction, GKVK)
7. TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS - Dr. Monica Gosh (Prof. in Psychology)
8. TERRORISM CHALLENGES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (Prof. M.J. Vinod)
9. HUMAN RIGHTS - Dr. Lohit Naikar (BALLM, Advocate)
10. HUMAN EVOLUTION - Dr. T.T. Basvangouda ( PG Dept. of Anthropology, Dharwad)
11. GIS-REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGY - Dr. Ashok Hanjagi (Dept. of Geography and Geoinformatics, BU)
12. STRESS MANAGEMENT - Dr. Ashok H.S. (Dept. of Psychology, BU)
13. IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGY & PROJECTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION - Dr. A.S. Vaidya (Coordinator, 34th OP, ASC, BU)
14. HUMAN PSYCHOLOGY - Dr. Porgio
15. CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT - Dr. Porgio
16. INSTRUCTIONAL STATERGIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION - Dr. Ganesh Bhat
17. DECISION MAKING AND LEADERSHIP - Dr. Srinivasrao Maney
18. CREATION OF INDIAN IDENTITY - Magnificient India - Dr. N. Vasudha
19. CREATIVE THINKING FOR EDUCATIONISTS - Brigadier D.P.Sivam
20. MEDIA SCENARIO IN THE COUNTRY - Prof N.S. Ashok
21. ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION - Dr. P. Sivagnyana Murthy (Former Director ASC, BU)
22. MICROTEACHING SKILLS - Mrs. G. Vijaya Kumari
23. PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION FOR TEACHERS - Prof. Y.N. Shridhar (Dept. of Edu. Mysore)
24. MODELS OF INTEGRAL EDUCATION Indian Philosophy in Action -
25. RECENT TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL BUISENESS Indias Participation - Dr. Sandhya
26. QUALITY EDUCATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION - Dr. Ponnumudiraj R.S. (Sr. Advisor NAAC, Bangalore)
27. INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS - M. Hanumanthappa
28.IP ADDRESS - Muralidhar B.L.
29. FASCINATING WORLD OF HONEYBEES - Dr. N. Nagraj (ASC, BU)
30. TRENDS IN INFORMATION RESOURCES WITH SP. REFERENCE TO E-RESOURCES - Dr. Lalitha Aswath (Prof. & Chairperson Dept. of Lib. Sci., BU)
31. PARADIGMS OF SOCIAL INVESTIGATION AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH - Dr. M.A. Muralidhar (Dept. of App. Research, Gandhigram Rural Univ., Gandhigram)

MICRO TEACHING SKILLS

Microteaching is a essential aspect which unreveals anf refines the teaching skills in a teacher, who may be teaching a primary school or at the University level. It is essential to practise the teaching skills in order to become better teachers. A teaching skill is a set of teaching behaviours of the teacher which is especially effective in bringing about desired changes in pupils’ behaviour. Allen and Ryan in 1966 identified 20 teaching skills at Stanford University. This list has now increased to 37 teaching skills. These skills can be assessed by means of an observation scales. A set of teaching skills which cuts across the subject areas has been identified. They have been found very useful for every teacher. The set of these skills are given in the attachment below:
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TRIP TO IDSN BAYALALU


Click the Link Below for a detailed Tour Report of the TOPMOST team visit to Indian Deep Space Research (ISRO), BAYALALU on 24th June 2009.

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Thirtyfourth Orientation Programme -Made up Of Superb Teachers

34th Orientation Programme 10th June to 07th July 2009 at Academic Staff College, Bangalore University, BANGALORE

Director: Dr. Talwar Coordinator: Dr. A.S. Vaidya

Orientation is a function of the mind involving awareness of three dimensions: time, place and person.

According to the UGC The Orientation programmes is intended to inculcate in the young lecturers the quality of self- reliance through awareness of the social, intellectual and moral environment as well as to discover self-potential and confidence. The orientation programmes contributes to the teacher awareness of the problems of the Indian society and the role of education, higher education leaders and educators in the resolution of these problems to achieve desired goals in national development.

SEMINARS BY THE PARTICIPANTS

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1. Aithal Shiva: Facts and Science Behind Handwashing
2. Akshata Paranjyothikumar: Problems of child labor -where the nation is heading towards?
3. Beeraiah H.D.: Union Government Budget 2008-09:Father and mother of poorer section of the society
4. R.V. Gangshetty: Women Empowerment Programmes in India
5. Gopal. H.D.: Digital Libraries
6. Jagdamba.K.: Biodiversity Depletion
7. Jayappa N.: Major Trends in Indo Anglian Fiction
8. Jayashree Kambar: Voice of History in Indian Theater
9. Jayashree B.K.: VS Naipaul's Attitude Towards India
10. Lakshmana Y.G.: Investment Decisions
11. R. Manjula: E-Governanace
12. Manjunatha K.S.: Biotechnology in Agricultural Development
13. Muktai B Halejolad : Copyright and Digital Libraries
14. Prema Nagale: The Preamble to the Constitution of India
15. Nazneen Banu: Management of Libraries and Information Sciences
16. Nirmala M.: Indian Taxation
17. Padmavathi: Information literacy teaching in Higher Education: Are we ready yet?
18. Poornima Bagali: The Vacanas: Origin, Principles and Their Impact
19. Premavani Rajendra: Radar Technology
20. Ramakrishnappa D.C.: Child Labour in India
21. Rafeeq Begum: Plant Tissue Culture
22. Reshma N.A.: Poetry and its Classification
23. Saraswati K.: Federalism in India
24. Sarabari Bhattacharya: A brief foray into the world ofNanomaterials
25. Saurav Anand: Education and Internet
26. Shaheen Fatima: Microprocessor 8085
27. Shashikala A.S.: Buddhism
28. Shashikant Majagi: Sustainable Development
29. Shivshankar K.R: Role of library and information professionals in theKnowledge environment
30. Shivakumari B.G.: Impact of ICT on Indian Academic Libraries
31. Sheema Kauser: H1N1 Swine Flu
32. Somashekar D.S.: Inland Fish Culture
33. Tulika Sanadhya: Regional Planning in IndiaA Target Area and Target Group Approach
34. Vinodkumar: Search Engines: The Information Retrieval Tool
35. Mamatha JN: E Journals
36. Venkatramana Reddy: 3G Wireless Networks in Higher Education
37. Biju Justin
38. Girisha D
39. Chandrappa M.
40. Gopala T.C.
41. Govindappa S.
42. Malini BK
43. Manjula R
44. Mohamad Azam
45. Nataraja R
46. Padmavathi
47. Premavani
48. Rajesha HK
49. Shambulingaswamy P.
50. Shivanna H.B.
51. Shridhara T.M.