Thursday, 13 November 2014

Departmental Activities-Samvad


Samvad- A Faculty Forum
Discussion on 'Reading Skills for Employability and Knowledge'

Preamble
Vaad, Vivad and Samvad are the terms in Indian knowledge system where we challenge, discuss and reform the ongoing practices in different domains of knowledge.  In the domain of education, samvad holds even more significance because education is fundamentally the site for knowledge exchange. A Faculty Foram provides a platform to the academicians for expression of their ideas on various issues of education

Theme of the Session :  Reading Skills for Employability and Knowledge.

It is said that one who reads is the one who leads. Though reading is one of the major communicative skills, students take their reading competence for granted. It is one of the most neglected skills to be taught. However, a professional needs to be an eclectic reader who can read faster with more comprehension. Reading habit helps one in many ways. It helps to grow knowledge, to acquaint with the language, to enrich the language competence and to develop communication skills. However reading competence among the students of engineering is a matter of concern which needs an immediate attention from the experts. The questions that arise are
·     How can we develop reading habit among the students and create a culture of reading on campus?
·       How can we enable students to effectively carry out reading comprehension?   
·       How can tech tools be used to address the issues of reading?
·       How can we train teachers to enable students for their reading needs?

The issues stated above need to be addressed by the responsible voices from the field.

Panellists
Mr. Mihir Dave
Department of Communication Skills, Marwadi Education Foundation`s Group Of Institutions.
Mr. Jaydeep Nimavat
Department of Communication Skills, Marwadi Education Foundation`s Group Of Institutions.
Mr. Jigar Abhani
Department of Communication Skills, Marwadi Education Foundation`s Group Of Institutions.

Schedule
·       Opening remarks
Each panellist will get 5 minutes for opening remarks.
     
·        Panel Discussion
After opening remarks there will be 15 minutes for the Panel Discussion.

·       Closing remarks
Post Panel Discussion 3 minutes will be given for the closing remarks.

·      Open house
     The Panel discussion will be followed by 20 minutes of Q&A session with the Audience.

Date: 14th November, 2014
Time: 9.30 to 10.30 am
Venue: MB 403

We shall look forward to having you amid us.

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