Early Times Report
HIRANAGAR, Dec 10: Girdhari Lal Dogra Memorial Government Degree College (GLDM GDC), Hiranagar, in collaboration with the Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Center (MMTTC) and Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University (SMVDU), Katra, Jammu and Kashmir, has launched an 8-day Faculty Development Program (FDP) focusing on "NEP Orientation and Sensitization." The online program, running from 9th to 18th December 2024, aims to equip faculty members with a deeper understanding of the National Education Policy (NEP) and its implications for higher education.
Dr. Pragati Kumar, Vice Chancellor of SMVDU, is the patron of the program and has been instrumental in supporting this initiative, emphasizing the importance of enhancing faculty awareness and understanding of the NEP's transformative vision for education. The FDP is designed to provide educators with the knowledge and tools to effectively implement NEP guidelines and contribute to the holistic development of students.
The program is being conducted under the leadership of Dr. Supran K. Sharma, Director of MMTTC, SMVDU, and Dr. Pragya Khanna, Principal of GLDM GDC, Hiranagar. Their joint efforts highlight a commitment to the professional growth of educators, bringing together participants from various institutions to explore the key aspects of NEP and its impact on teaching, learning, and institutional development.
The inaugural session of the FDP began with a welcome address by Dr. Pabitra Kumar Jena, a member of MMTTC, SMVDU, who provided a comprehensive overview of the program's objectives, structure, and expected outcomes. He emphasized the importance of active participation and engagement throughout the program to ensure that all participants gain a thorough understanding of NEP and its practical application.
Dr. Pragya Khanna, Principal of GLDM GDC, in her address, stressed the significance of NEP in reshaping the education sector in India. She expressed gratitude towards SMVDU for their partnership in this important initiative and acknowledged the efforts of Prof. Roopali Jamwal and Dr. Bharat Bhushan for their role in organizing the event.
Dr. Supran K. Sharma, Director of MMTTC, SMVDU, highlighted the importance of the program content, which includes 16 sessions over 8 days, with two sessions scheduled daily. He praised the organizers for their meticulous planning and commended the faculty for their participation in the program. Upon successful completion, participants will receive certificates.
The first session, delivered by Dr. Anil Bhardwaj of SMVDU, focused on "Skill Development," followed by a session on the "Indian Knowledge System" by Prof. D.R. Thakur, Director of MMTTC, HPU, Shimla. A total of 191 participants have registered, underscoring a strong interest in professional development.
Prof. Roopali Jamwal and Dr. Bharat Bhushan have played a pivotal role in ensuring the successful execution of the FDP, which reflects the commitment of GLDM GDC and SMVDU to fostering faculty development and enhancing the quality of education in the region. |
