not a stranger in the mirror the odyssey of an ordinary teacher-b.v.raghunandan
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The qualities needed by a teachers and the self training that can be designed by the teacher during his or her life-timeTRANSCRIPT
Not a Stranger in the Mirror(The Farewell Bid by a Teacher)
-B.V.Raghunandan, Faculty of Commerce
SVS College,
Bantwal
February 1, 2014
Lecturing: The Ever-Evolving Art• Knowledge Transfer
through Lecture Method• Oldest Method-As Old
as The Teaching Profession
• Motivation is Assumed to Exist
• Suitable to All Occasions
• More Suitable for Teaching Concepts
• Quant Requires the Usage of a Black Board
3-Dimensions of Teaching• Motivation• How to Teach?• What to Teach? Teach?
Motivation
• Motivation of Teachers• Motivation of Students
Motivation of the Teacher
• Proud of being a Teacher• Total Commitment• Self –Supervision• Self Target• Quality Improvement• Finding Pleasure in the
Company of Students• Maximum Access to Students
Motivation of Students
• Curiosity • Observation • Alertness• Competitiveness• Collaborative• Exponential
Competence• Love for
Class Room • Love for Reading• Extensive Reading
Learning Attitude
• Knowledge accumulation• Knowledge sharing• Willingness to accept
knowledge from any source• Listening ability• Unstructured and unbiased
attitude
How to Teach?• Innate Qualities: Quality of
sound, communication style, posture, language, and body language
• Presentation: Black Board• Presentation: PPT-no text
except definition, photos of authors, pictures of machines or instruments-upload to Slideshare.net
• Presentation: Videos-Youtube Downloads, Videos on Management Topics, Movies or Movie Clipping
What to Teach?Sources of
Knowledge:• Books• Guest Lectures• Observation• Newspapers &
Magazines• TV Channels• Movies• Internet
Books• Books on Subjects: Authoritative,
Semester Based, EDP Oriented Books
• New Age Management Publications
• Economic Development of Countries
• Auto-Biographies and Biographies of Industrialists
• Research Studies and Project Reports
• Fiction• History of Product Development• Case Studies
Guest Lectures• Lectures that are
Meaningful• Becoming Members
of Organisations conducting the Guest Lectures
• Conferences• Lectures Arranged
for Students• Public Programmes
Observation
• An Informal Way of Gain9ng Knowledge• Travelling or Waiting for a Bus• Class Room Observation• Helps in Understanding Human Behaviour• Negotiation becomes Easy• Understanding Gestures
Newspapers & Magazines
• General Knowledge• Helps in Achieving Maturity• Programmes in the City• Political Development• Social Changes• Business & Industry• Helps in Investment
TV Channels
• Business Channels• News Channels• Knowledge Oriented• Helps in Understanding Fast Delivery of a Talk• Totally Avoid Serials (Idiot Box)• Watching Good Movies
Movies
• Movies of Social Relevance• Knowledge of Different Cultures• Geographical Knowledge• Historical Movies• Science & Technology• Visual Effects
Internet
• Downloading• Latest News• Strange News• Storage of PPT• Downloading
PPT• Encyclopedia• Latest
Definitions
Value Addition: Formal Methods
• Class Room preparation• Interaction with Colleagues• Attending subject related
seminars/refresher courss• Class room discussion• Interaction during Central Valuation• Leisurely library work
Formal Methods…contd
• Research• Publications• Consultancy• Extension• Curriculum Development• Preparation of slides• Creation of video content
Informal Methods• Personal library• Membership of
professional bodies• General reading• Choosy TV
Programmes• Visiting book exhibitions• Arranging conferences• Becoming resource
persons
More Informal Methods
• Interaction with alumni
• Helping colleagues including juniors academically
• Wide and deep contacts with teachers in other institutions
• Visiting other educational institutions at any available pretext
Modern Teaching Aids
• Usage of internet• Mobile access to
internet• Recording TV
Programmes• Obtaining visual content• Sharing the content with
students and colleagues
• Usage of slide projectors and LCD projectors
THANK YOU