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Professional Experience Name Dr. Mrinal Mukherjee Designation Assistant Professor & Teacher-In-Charge Department Education Address Department of Education, Bankura University, Main Campus (Beside NH-60), Bankura Block-II, Purandarpur, PIN:722155 (W.B.) Phone 9830954419 E-mail [email protected] Academic Qualification M.Sc (Zoology), B.Ed, M.Ed, Ph.D (Education), PGDDE (IGNOU), PGPD –SE-DE (RCI-NSOU). UGC NET & SET (WB) in Education Specialization Teacher Education, Science Education, Environmental Education. Research Interest Innovation in Learning Design (Modeling), Pedagogy of Gifted Education, Culturally Sensitive Pedagogical Studies, Environmental studies, ICT in Education with special reference to Moving Image. Reflective Design in Qualitative Research. Professional Experience: Organization/ Designation Duration Nature of work Institution Bankura University Assistant Professor Since 9th September, Teaching, Research & 2015 till date Administrative assignments related to headship and member of internal administrative bodies. Sammilani Teachers Assistant Professor From 1st July, 2005 to Teaching, Evaluation & Training College (Contractual) 8th September, 2015 Administrative assignments (Evening) (WBUTTEPA) Alaih University Guest Faculty Two Academic Year Teaching & Evaluation (2013-2015) University of Guest Faculty One Academic Year Teaching & Evaluation Calcutta (2016-2017) IGNOU (Study Academic Counselor 8 years Teaching & Supervision of Centre) Assignments for Teacher Education Programme Research Experience / Research Project other than Ph.D work: Position Research Project Organization Period Co-Investigator International study on "Teachers’ Jointly taken up by University of August Perception of Gifted Students", Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany 2014 to and Jagadish Bose National February, Science Talent Search (JBNSTS), 2016 Kolkata. Dr. Paromita Roy, Dy.Director, JBNSTS, was Principal Investigator Research Consultant "Education and Identification of Dr. Paromita Roy, Dy.Director, 4 months Tatented Students" JBNSTS, was Principal Investigator. Funded by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Institute of Asian Studies (MAKAIAS), Kolkata Mentoring DIET Research Methodology Course Under CSSTE grant organized by In four Lecturer for completion for Lecturers of DIET & SCERT, W.B. phase in of Minor Research Research Fellow of SCERT 2016 Projects Research Consultant An Impact study on the effect of Consulted for developing research 2016-17 Folk Dance on Students tools and analysis of findings of awareness of Life skill Issues the study. Under National Population Education Project SCERT, W.B. Research Consultant “To find out the issues behind the Consulted for developing Research 2018 outcomes observed in tools. SCERT, W.B. Elementary education in WB in the light of NAS-2017 Few research projects have been completed by the Dr. Mukherjee on different aspects of Environmental Education, Cultural sensitive Pedagogy, ICT in Education and other related issues and duly presented and published. Presently four Research Scholars are doing Ph.D research work under Dr. Mukherjee at the Department of Education, Bankura University Paper presentation in seminar / Conference at International Level Title of paper Seminar/ Organizer Date Construction of An Achievement Test epiSTEME-4, HBCSE, TIFR,Mumbai Jan, 2011 Measuring (International seminar on science, Technology 1 & mathematics education) Academic Performance In Environmental Published in the Seminar Proceedings Knowledge 2 An Attitudinal Study on Life Style Education: International Conference (2012) of Comparatve October The Perception of the Teachers, Students and education society of India (CESI) 10 - 12, Parents 2012 (An affiliate of the world congress of comparative education societies) to be held at University of Jammu. Attitude of Post Graduate Students towards ICSSR sponsored International Seminar on Social 10-11th Reservation Policy in Higher Education: An Stratification & political transformation: November 3 empirical Analysis Rethinking Indian Democracy, organized by , 2016 Dept.of Political Science, Bankura University 4 Sustainability & Development: An Indo- 5th IASA International Conference on History, 4th-5th Australian Experience Culture and Identity: Australian Studies in February, India and Australia, organized jointly by 2017 Cambridge Universit, Jointly Monash University & Bankura University 5 Across the Boundary: David Hare’s Re-imaging the Nations: Space and Boundary 25-26th Journey from Scotland to India in Scotland and India February, 2017 Sub Theme: Across Continents: Scottish Orientalists in India Organised by ISSA and Bankura University 6 Scope of Yoga Education in Promoting 21st International Seminar on Yoga In Life and 3rd-4th century Skills of the Digital Natives: A Education: Its Relevance in 21st Century, Dept. of June, theoretical Review Education, Gour Banga University 2017 Psychological Wellbeing of Digital Native UGC sponsored International Seminar on 14th Adolescent: Perspectives of Mental Health Education in the age of Globalization: Policy, Septembe 7 Practice & Perspectives. Organized by Satyapriya r, 2017 Roy College of Education. 8 Cultural Diversity & Multicultural Indian Association for the Australian Studies: 9-10 Identities - Challenges of Culturally 6th International Conference in collaboration February, Sensitive Pedagogy: with University of Wollongon, Australia and 2018 Indo-Australian Experience Bankura University Paper presentation in seminar / Conference at National Level Title of paper Seminar/ Organizer Date Development of an Achievement test on the National Seminar on Contemporary Research in 5th -6th Education. Dept. of Education, C.U. December 1 Environment related knowledge ,07 2 A study of the relationship between West Bengal Science and Technology Congress. 28th -29th motivation and attitude towards environment Dept. of Science and Technology, Govt. of West Feb,2008 observed among the secondary school Bengal. B.E. College and Science University, teachers. Shibpur 3 Socio-Environmental impacts of unplanned West Bengal Science and Technology Congress. Dept. of Science and Technology, Govt. of West th th growth of cloth dying & bleaching industry at Bengal. Bardhaman University 28 -29 Feb,2009 Chatta Kalikapur mouza. 4 Assessing the impact of National Curricular National Seminar on “Reality & Practices of 22th-23th NCTE Curricular Framework in the light of NCF- Septembe Framework-2005 on Environmental 2005”, Dept. of Edu, Kalyani Univ. r, 2011 Education 5 Inconsistency In ‘UGC’ Policy In The National Seminar on Assessment and 26th Perspective Of Assessment And Accreditation in Higher Education, Government March, Accreditation In Higher Policy, Ministry of Higher Education, Dept. Of 2012 Education, Calcutta University. Education Higher Education In India: The Issue Of UGC- sponsored State Level Seminar on 9th March, Quality Assurance In The Era Of Cross- Challenges of Education in India in 21st century. 2015 6 Border Education Dept. of Edu. Women’s Christian College ‘Kanyashree Prakalpa’: A historical policy National Conference on Quality Assurance In 17-18th 7 initiative in women education in the State School Education, organized by RIE (NCERT), December of West Bengal Bhubaneswar , 2015 8 Environmental Literacy : A Study Among State Science & Technology Congress, organized 28-29th Teaching Community of South Bengal by Presidency University & Dept. of Science & February, Technology, Govt.of West Bengal 2016 9 Culturally sensitive Pedagogies for social National Conference on Education of Socially 4-6th inclusion: A Theoretical Frame Work Disadvantaged Groups in India, organized by March, RIE (NCERT), Bhopal 2016 Assessment of B.Ed Curriculum in terms ICSSR sponsored National Seminar on 30 & 31 of Climate Change Education for Sustainable Challenges In Indian Education in 21st Century, st March, 10 Development by Budge Budge College (Under University of 2016 Calcutta) 11 Impact of Training on In-service National Conference on ‘ICT in School 27th -29th Teachers’ Attitude towards Use of ICT and Education’ organized by RIE, NCERT, Ajmer Novembe Computer Resources in Class Room: An r, 2017 Empirical Analysis 12 Human right Education in the Context of Department of Law, Bankura University, 18-19 Higher Education: Policy Perspectives Bankura, west Bengal January, 2018 Chairing The Technical Session at Seminar / Conference Seminar / Workshop / Conference/ Organizer Dates congress 1 National Children’s science Congress: State NCSTC Network, DST, Govt. of India 21-22 Level Congress-WB November , 2009 2 West Bengal Science and Technology West Bengal Science and Technology Congress. 28th Congress: Social sciences Dept. of Science and Technology, Govt. of West February Bengal. B.E. College and Narendrapur & 1st Ramkrishnamission Residential College March, 2011 3 National Children’s science Congress: State NCSTC Network, DST, Govt. of India, PBSSM 13-14th Level Congress-WB October, 2012 4 International Conference on Organized by Department of History, Bankura 18th-19th Localities & Linkages: South Bengal University April, In The Colonial Period 2017 5 International Seminar on ‘New Horizons in West Bengal University of Teachers’ Training 15-16th Teacher Education’ Education Planning and Administration, Kolkata, January, West Bengal 2018 6 International Seminar on Rural Development Centre for Studies in Decentralization & Rural 27th April, in India: Contemporary Reflection Reconstruction, Rabindrabharati University 2018 Invited Lecturer delivered / Contributed as Resource Person Topic
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