Puttur: St Philomena College organises faculty induction programme


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Puttur, Aug 6: “Everyone who chooses teaching as a profession must continuously engage in learning,” said Dr Antony Prakash Monteiro, principal of St Philomena College. He emphasized, “The main enemy of learning is ego, and by setting aside our ego, we can learn new things every day. Embrace new concepts and effectively use them in their teaching, fostering confidence and curiosity among students."

Dr Monteiro spoke during the inauguration of a four-day staff induction programme organized by the staff development and appraisal cell of the college for newly joined lecturers.

The first day of the event, following the formal inauguration at the PG seminar hall involved the discussion in four sessions on the activities of the college, vision, objectives, administration, and key administrative systems.

Dr Malini K, dean of the science department and coordinator of the IQAC, shared insights into understanding the educational environment, the roles and expectations from lecturers. Dr Vijaya Kumar Moleyar, the vice principal, shared his experiences. Dr Radhakrishna Gowda, dean of business administration, and Prathibha, asst professor, PG department of social work, discussed effective teaching strategies and classroom management.

Asst professor Suraksha S rendered prayer. Dr Edwin D’Souza, coordinator of the staff development and appraisal cell, extended a warm welcome. Asst professor Spearl Fiona proposed vote of thanks. Vinay Chandra, dean of the computer science department, was present at the event.

 

 

  

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