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B.El.Ed Department Proforma 2019-2020.Docx DEPARTMENTAL REPORT PROFORMA 2019 – 2020 JESUS AND MARY COLLEGE 1. Name of the Teacher Incharge of the Department: Ms. Shirley Joseph 2. Attendance 2019 - 2020 Teacher Class Paper code and No. of No. of students in different attendance categories name of the Lectures paper Delivered 85% 80% & 75% & 70% 66.6% & Less than & above but above but above but above but less 66.6% abov less than less than less than than 70% e 85% 80% 75% 21* 31 08 11 03 02 03 Dr. Susmita I year C1.3Core Natural Ram Science III year P3.3Pedagogy of 32* 23 03 06 08 01 Environmental * 1st Studies Sem, rest record is in college Ms. Charu I year C1.2 Core 50* 29 13 09 04 03 01 Gupta mathematics* *Notional OP4.2 Pedagogy 00 00 01 01 01 06 IV year of mathematics* 50* *Notional Ms. Najia IV year OP 4.1 Pedagogy 50* 14 4 0 2 0 0 Zeb of Language *Notional O 2.1 II year 20 3 3 1 0 0 English optional 20* *Notional Ms. Asha II year F2.4 50* 19 13 7 9 1 7 Sundaram Language Acquisition & *Notional Ms. Najia Zeb Ms. Rashi I year F 1.1 Child 100* 45 10 4 0 0 0 Mukhopadha Development *Notional yay II year F 2.5 [Human Relations and 38 12 1 5 0 0 Communication* 50* *Notional Dr Prabhjyot I year F1.2 100* 44 10 3 2 0 0 Kaur *Notional Contemporary India Ms. Mansi I year C-1.4 Core Social 50* 17 19 13 06 04 00 Aneja Science * Notional 7 4 4 1 0 0 IV year OP-4.4 Pedagogy of Social Science 50* *Notional Ms. Khushbu I year C1.3 – Core 50* 23 19 7 9 0 1 Tyagi Natural Sciences *Notional Dr. Sona III year P3.2- Logico 50* 21 9 0 0 8 3 Andrew Mathematics *Notional Education Dr. Alka III year F3.7- School 50* 10 12 10 5 0 4 Segal Planning and *Notional Management Ms. Shirley IV year F4.9 * Records Joseph at the Gender & Departme Schooling nt Dr. Anthony III year F3.6 100 21 9 9 2 0 0 Joseph *Notional Basic Concepts in Education Ms. Vishakha II year F2.3 100 40 11 3 1 0 1 Kumar * Cognition and Notional Learning IV year F4.8 Curriculum 50 36 9 0 0 0 0 Studies *Notional Ms. Asha I year C1.1 Nature of 50* 24 16 10 5 2 2 Sundaram Language *Notional Dr. Sawan II Year P2.1 Language 50* 29 13 5 2 6 1 Kumari Across the *Notional Curriculum 3. College Society for which teachers in the Department are responsible: Name of Teacher Society Indicate No. of students Venue Date Convenor/Member participated Ms. Khushbu Tyagi EOC Member Ms. Mansi Aneja Manthan Member/ Convenor 100(Approx) Jesus and February 14, for the Inter-College Mary College 2020 Hindi Debate competition Dr Prabhjyot Kaur Equal Opportunity Cell · Member 30 Jesus and February 15, Mary College 2020 ‘Prayas 2020’, an inter- collegecompetition, during ‘Montage 2020’ Ms. Rashi Mukhopadhayay Equal Opportunity Cell Convenor 10 (all not part of the Jesus and February 15, Department) Mary 2020 College, September & University of 15,2019 Delhi PTSA Member Students of the college --do-- Ms. Najia Zeb English Debating Member Society and Golden Jubilee Project Dr.Sona Andrew Student Aid Fund Member Ms. Charu Gupta Poetry Society Member Ms. Asha Sundaram Equal Opportunity Cell Member Dr. Sawan Kumari Poetry Society Member Dr. Susmita Ram ICC Presiding Officer Dr. Anthony Joseph AICUF Member 54 411 Every Wednesday English Debating Activity Society Member 34 Conference Period Room Dr. Alka Seghal IQAC Member Research and Collaboration Member Committee NDMC Project Convenor Add on Courses - Certificate Convenor 4. Co-curricular programmes arranged by the Department: Name of Teacher Programme Teachers Involved Award, if any Venue Date Dr Prabhjyot Kaur a. Student Jesus and August 30, Activities: Mary College 2019; Fresher’s event, September display boards and 9, 2019; assemblies February 24, 2020 b. Member of Organizing team, Jesus and Silver Jubilee Mary College February 13, Committee, 2020 Gijubhai Memorial Lecture Ms. Najia Zeb Member of Organizing team, Silver Jubilee Committee, Gijubhai Memorial Lecture ELT conference organized by RELO Ms. Charu Gupta Workshop on Numbers Jesus and August 2, and Number Operations Mary College 2019 by Mr. Prakash Sahoo Play ‘Marm na jaane koi’ by YIELD volunteers Jesus and November Mary College 4, 2019 Play ‘Syah Safed se parey’ and an interaction with Prof. Apoorvanand January 23, 2020 Member of Organizing team, Silver Jubilee Committee, Gijubhai Memorial Lecture Ms. Asha Sundaram A session on Language Jesus and July 26, Lesson Planning by Mary College 2019 Dr. Sonika Kaushik Member of Organizing Jesus and February 13, team, Silver Jubilee Mary College 2020 Committee, Gijubhai Memorial Lecture 5. Students in the Department who participated in extra-mural, co-curricular activities within and outside College: Name of Student Programme Teachers involved Award, if any Venue Date I Year Anshita Monjia Montage Creativity College February ground 14- 15, 2020 Kajol Sen Montage Creativity College February ground 14-15, 2020 Garima Aggarwal Evoons II Year Students Ambily Sabu Poetry in the park- Humayun's February sunnymugs in tomb 12, 2020 association with the poetry society of Maitreyi and hindu college Tailored verses and Jesus and lafzon ki numaish Mary College March 5, 2020 Took part in "sunny Jesus and book of poems" Mary College compilation of poems 2019-20 IIT kanpur February 26,2020 Antaragni'19-iit kanpur classical choir inter Jesus and October 20, college competition Mary College 2019 Inter college Indian classical choir competitions across different du colleges, Jesus and September teacher's day event, Mary College 15, 2019 PTSA Jythi Nivas Parthenon-took part in college "in medias res" annual autonomous, club magazine Banglore June 15-19, Tarannum, 2020 International e-faculty Jesus and webinar for Mary College academicians June 10, Webinar on "Shastriya 2020 sangeet aur manobhav" SHAILY JAMES NSS Poster Making Ms. Mahima Verma 3rd position Online June Competition of the (Program officer NSS 19,2020 Occassion of Yoga day - JMC) III Year Students Jesna Joy RELO conference - Najia Zeb Miranda February ELT professional house 18-19, Alisha Wilson development 2020 conference: Field tested Sharon Basil Practical activities for the classroom SharviDass Merin Priya Raju Matthew Divya Joy AkanshaSuryan Vanshika Martina Tanya Aditi 1. Poetry performance Prabhjyot Mam MPH, JMC September for the Department 9, 2019 Assembly on International Literacy day: Literacy and Education organized by Department of Elementary Education- 2. Organized and participated in Poetry in Park by Sunny Mugs, October 19, the Poetry Society of Lodhi 2019 JMC in collaboration Gardens with Petrichor, the Creative Writing Society of Sri Venkateswara College 3. Slam poetry October 21, competition organized 2019 by Dastaan, Art and JMC Architecture Society of JMC Slam poetry competition organized October 3, JMC by Sociology 2019 Department JMC Participated in National Seminar on October 23-24, Multiple childhoods in JMC India: Voices of the 2019 subaltern organized by Department of Elementary Education, JMC Poetry Open Mic on February 5, Dissent by Sunny 2020 MugS JMC Organized and participated in ‘Poetry February 9, in Park’ by Sunny 2019 Mugs in collaboration with Dhiti, the English Humayun's Literary Association of Tomb Maitreyi College and Scribe, the Literary Society of Hindu College. Organized Lafzon Ki Numaish 2020, annual Hindi- Urdu slam poetry competition with Sunny MugS JMC February 26, 2020 Organized Tailored Verses 2020, annual March 4, English slam poetry JMC 2020 competition with Sunny Mugs Got a poem "7.8 billion black suns" published Date of in The Sunny Book of JMC book Poems: A compilation release- of poems 2019-20 April 12, compiled by Sunny 2020 Mugs Ankita Participated in Treasure Prabhjyot Mam Mini October 18, Hunt organised by amphitheatre 2019 Peace society, JMC 2. Participated in National Seminar on October Multiple childhoods in 23-24, India: Voice of the JMC 2019 subaltern organized by Department of Elementary Education, JMC 3. Speaker in Department assembly ( B.El.Ed) ,Topic: International Literacy Day - Literacy and Multipurpose September Education Hall, 9, 2019 AkanshaSuryan Programme- Treasure JMC October 18, Hunt 2019 RashiBachwani Programme- Treasure JMC October 18, Hunt 2019 Tanya February National Conference on certificate of Jesus and 28, 2020 Innovative Approaches participation Mary College for Plastic Free India (IAPFI-2020) by Green Society 3. Name of Program - Virtual Earth Day June 5, Conference by Green e-certificate Online 2020 Society Radhika Chauhan JMC September Women’s Study 13,2019 CentreParticipated on RAAG Workshop WSC Workshop JMC September 20, 2019 Rovina Chauhan Programme: Online Certificate of Online September national quiz ‘current appreciation 18-2, 2018 scenario of education in India’ Programme: Physical Certificate for June20, education and participating in a Nainital 2020 innovative Practices of 5day workshop integral education organised by Abhipsha 4. Programme:E cell Webinar on New Mediums Emerging as Certificate of Dark Horses in the participation Online June 8, Times of Covid 19 2020 . Programme:Colonialis m and History of Epidemics ‘Lesson Certificate of from the past’ participation Zoom 6. Number of students of the Department who have participated in Community Development programmes: Year NSS JMCEP WDC NCC Peace Green Any other I Year II Year Betty Mansi Ambily Pragati 1) Meghna - Suchitra Enactus (plastic Meghna collection) Anjali James 2) Sarah – EOC Ekta 3) Ambily - Performed in fundraising concert by nadora initiative 4) Nimmi - EOC 5) Twinkle - CRY JMC 6) Ujakshi - Enactus (plastic collection) 7) Caroline - Enactus (plastic collection) III Year Nita Annu Sandra Sam - Kumari Prabhat JMCMUN Aditi Radhika Chauhan- Woman’s study centre Vanshika Sharma Lucky - EOC Tanya Sehra IV Year Sherin Nikita Jain Jerome 7.
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