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Dr. Sanat Kumar Ghosh Sanatghosh53@Gmail.Com (Associate Professor) 9434331189 Masterpara, Katwa • P.O.- Katwa • Dist.- Purba Bardhaman • Pin- 713130 • West Bengal Dr. Sanat Kumar Ghosh [email protected] (Associate Professor) 9434331189 Masterpara, Katwa • P.O.- Katwa • Dist.- Purba Bardhaman • Pin- 713130 • West Bengal Teaching Experience Full time : Since 21st August 2001 to till date Part time : Since 1-8-96 to 7-11-2000 at Katwa College (B.Ed. Dept.) Research Experience Completed one Minor Research Project and ongoing one Minor Research Project sponsored by UGC Guide for Ph.D. degree of The University of Burdwan M.Ed./MA (Edu.) Program me towards Dissertation work of the Indra Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU). Educational Qualification Name of Year of Board/University Division Secured Examination Passing Ph.D in Education 2007 University of Kalyani Awarded SLET in Education 1997 WBCSC Qualified M.phil. in Education 1996 University of Kalyani Pass Post-Graduation in 1993 University of Kalyani II (56.75%) Education B.Ed. 1988 Calcutta University I (63.10%) Graduation(Hons.) in 1985 The University of Burdwan II (54.63%) Education Higher Secondary 1981 WBCHSE 2 (45.90%) Secondary 1979 WBBSE 2 (50.90%) Professional Experience Chaired & Resource Person International seminar on “quality education for all in the Perspective of Globalization” organized by Jaladhar Dey institute of Education & Jaladhar Dey PTTI, dated 27.04.2018. International Conference on “Teacher Education in the Arena of Globalization” organized by Bam Vivekananda B.Ed. College, dated 10th & 11th March, 2018. National Seminar on “Changing Scenario in Teacher Education and its Challenges” Organized by Siksha Bikash Seba Foundation B.Ed. College, dated 16th December, 2017. National Seminar on ‘Teacher Education 21st Century and its Challanges’, Organised by Bijoy Pal Memorial College, dated 4th June 2016. National seminar on ‘Educational Research in Modern perspective” Organised by Rajendra Academy for Teachers' Education, Durgapur, dated 20th Jan ' 2016. workshop on "Innovative practices in Distance Education : Issues & Challenges" Organised by Directorate of Distance Education, The University of Burdwan, West Bengal in Collaboration with Distance Education Bureau, UGC, dated March 24-25,2014. 1 workshop on B.Ed. Syllabus, organised by the University of Burdwan dated 24th Sep’ 2013. Continuing education programe on "Training programme in special education" sponsored by Rehabilitation Council of India(RCI) dated 22.12.2009.Organised by Society for mental health care, Ananda Niketan, Katwa, Burdwan. Attended Training Courses: 1. UGC sponsored Refresher Course Organized by University of Kalyani dated on and from November 28, 2002 to December 19, 2002. 2. UGC sponsored Orientation Course Organized by The University of Burdwan dated on and from 3rd March 2005 30th March 2005. 3. UGC sponsored Refresher Course Organized by University of Calcutta dated on and from November 06, 2009 to November 26, 2009. 4. UGC sponsored Refresher Course Organized by University of North Bengal dated on November 10 to November 30, 2010. 5. UGC sponsored Winter school Organized by The University of Burdwan dated on and from 2nd January 2014 to 22nd January 2014. Proceedings: Sl. No. Title with page No. Details of Conference 1 Impact of Environmental Education on Impact of Environmental Education on Daily life-ISBN-978-81-922902-6-3- Organised by Sustainable development. Pp.295-299 Simurali Sachinandan College of Education, Nadia. W.B. 16th July 2013. 2 Swami Vivekananda’s Educational UGC sponsored National Conference on thoughts – A brief review. Pp.48-51 Yuganayak Swami Vivekananda- ISBN 97881- 925536-1-0- Organised by Union Christian Training College, Kalyani University. 27-28th March’ 2014. 3 Impact of values on peace Peace Education- ISBN 978-81927386-1-1 – education – an encompassing organized by SKBU. 15-04-2014. view. Pp.40-47 Books: Ownership Books: 1) ¢nr¡u pwN¢a - AfpwN¢a Hhw ¢e-cÑne¡ - ISBN: 81-87616-48-2, Classique Books, Kol. Mar’2012 2) ¢nr¡l c¡nÑ¢eL J pj¡S°h‘¡¢eL ¢i¢š - Sova Publication, Kolkata. July 2013 3) ¢nM-e jeÙ¹¡¢šÄL ¢i¢š - ISBN 978-81-87616-70-2, Classique Books, Kolkata. Oct’ 2013/2014 4) ¢e-cÑne¡j§mL j-e¡¢hcÉ¡ - ISBN 978-81-87616-73-3, , Classique Books, Kolkata. Feb’2014 5) Socio-political awareness of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes- ISBN-978-1-321-17664-5; Laxmi Book Publication, Solapur. 2014 6) ¢nr¡¢h‘¡e J ¢nrZ fÜ¢a - Soma Book Agency, ISBN-978-81-931307-1-1. Kolkata. Mar’2016. 2 Edited Books: 1) Bd¤¢eL i¡la£u ¢nr¡l C¢aq¡-pl ¢i¢š - Sova Publication, Kolkata. Aug’2014 2) ¢hcÉ¡mu pwNWe J hÉhÙÛ¡fe¡l ¢i¢š - Sova Publication, Kolkata. Aug’2014 3) ¢nr¡ fËk¤¢š²¢h‘¡e J j§mÉ¡u-el ¢i¢š – Sova Publication, Kolkata. Aug’2014 4) ¢nM-e j-e¡¢hcÉ¡l ¢i¢š - Sova Publication, Kolkata. Aug’2014 5) f¢l¢nr-Z j-e¡¢h¢cÉ¡l ¢i¢š - Sova Publication, Kolkata. Aug’2014 6) ¢nMe J ¢nrZ - Soma Book Agency, ISBN-978-81-931307-2-8, Kolkata. Mar’2016 7) ¢nöl ¢hL¡n J j-e¡¢h¢cÉ¡ - Soma Book Agency, ISBN-978-81-931307-0-4, Kolkata. Oct’2015 8) p¡ÇfË¢aL i¡la£u ¢nr¡l i¡la¡ue - Soma Book Agency, ISBN-978-81-931307-4-2, Kol. Sep’2016. Paper Published: No. of Date of Volume and Title Name of the Journals co- publication pages authors 1. March A brief study on the Educational Journal of Education Vol. XI, No. 1, 1.self 2008 and Socio-economic awareness (Peer-reviewed) pp.35-41, ISSN 972- 2. of SCs and STs in West Bengal 7175 specially in the Rural areas of Burdwan District. 2. Oct-Dec A brief study on the Educational Education Herald Vol. 37, No. 4, 1.self 2008 and Socio-economic awareness pp.5-10, ISSN 2. of Scheduled Castes in West 0974-0732 Bengal specially in the Rural areas of Burdwan District. 3. Nov. Attitude towards teaching Panchakotes Says Vol. 1 No. 3 ISSN 1.self 2010 profession of the Secondary (refereed & 0976-4968. pp. 2. School Teachers in the District International) 73-78. of burdwan, W.B. 4. April Gender difference in scholastic Anwesa Vol.6, ISSN 0973- 1. 2011 achievement in Mathematics at 5895. Pp.28-40 2.self Grade-II Level: An Empirical 3. Study. 5. May Educational Progress of the Panchakotes Says Vol. 2, No. 1, ISSN 1. 2011 Scheduled Caste children in the (referred & 0976-4968 2.self District of Burdwan in W.B. With International) pp. 96-103, Reference to Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan. 6. Dec Educational Progress of the Journal of Teacher Vol. 6, No.2, ISSN 1. 2011 Scheduled Tribe children of Education & Research 0974-82 10 PP. 2.self Burdwan District in W.B. With 84-92 Reference to Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan. 7. May F¢enna-L h¡wm¡ p¡¢qaÉ, Panchakotes Says Vol. 3, No. 1, ISSN self 3 2012 pj¡S J ¢nr¡u p¡j¢uLf-œl i¥¢jL¡ (referred & 0976-4968 International) pp. 137-141 8. May A Study of the Education, Panchakotes Says Vol. 4, No. 1, ISSN self 2013 Politics and Social Mobility (referred & 0976-4968 among the Scheduled Tribes in International) pp. 21-26 West Bengal. 9. Nov’ Adjustment towards teaching Panchakotes Says Vol. 4, No. 2, ISSN self 2013 profession of the Secondary (referred & 0976-4968 School Teachers in the District International) pp. 142-46 of Burdwan, West Bengal. 10. Nov’ Study Habits of Secondary Evolving Horizons ISSN:2319-6521 self 2013 school going children in the (Referred journal) pp.170-174 District of Burdwan, West Bengal. 11.May’ Educational and political Paripex-Indian Journal of Vol. III, Issue-V, self 2014 awareness of Scheduled Castes Research(International , ISSN-2250-1991 and Scheduled Tribes-A Brief referred, Indexed journal) pp.34-35 Study. Impact factor- 1.6714 12. Media awareness of Elementary Indian Journal of Vol: IV,Issue:VI, self June-2014 School Teachers Applied ISSN-2249-555X Research(International, pp.- 9-11 referred, Indexed journal) Impact factor- 2.1652 13. Attitudes of pupils of Secondary Global Journal for Vol: III, Issue:VI, self June-2014 Schools towards science as Research ISSN-2277-8160 school subjects in the District of Analysis(International, pp.61-62 Burdwan, West Bengal. referred, Indexed journal) Impact factor: 1.5408 14. ¢nr¡¢Q¿¹¡ J S¡a£uS£h-e Panchakotes Says Vol-5,No.1, ISSN: self May’2014 lh£¾cÊe¡b (referred & 0976-4968 International) pp. 173-179 15. Nov’ National Curriculum Framework Paripex-Indian Journal Vol.5, issue-11, self 2016. for teacher Education(2009)- A of ISSN-2250 1991, brief review. Research(International , pp. 209- 210 referred, Indexed journal) Impact factor- 5.215 16. June Education and Socio-Economic Journal of Education & Vol-8, No. 15, Self 2018 status of ST People in the Development. UGC ISSN:2248-9703, district of Bankura, West Approved Journal- pp.348-352. Bengal. 41042 Paper Presented: 4 Sl. Title of the Title of Organized by Whether No. paper Conference/ Seminar International/ presented National/State/ Regional/College Or University level 1. Edn of Backward Inclusion of the Excluded: Kalyani University Feb’ National level communities: A Agenda...... 16-17, 2007 plan of edn. of the Excluded. 2. Language & culture Language and culture of University of North National level of coochbihar North Bengal Bengal Diitrict 26&27Nov’2010 3. Attitude towards Policies adopted University of Gour National level teaching.......... And practices.... Banga Dec’9-10,2010 4. Swami International Seminar on University of Kalyani , International level Vivekananda’s thoughts & Ideas of 18-19th April’2012 educational Swami Vivekananda on thoughts- A brief Education review 5. p¡j¢uL f-œ International Seminar on University of Kalyani , International level h¡P¡¢m pj¡S J National service Scheme 3-4th May’ 2012 pwú«¢a: F¢ennaL on Development of HL¢V pj£yyr¡ Youths & News media and Bengal culture 6.
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