Biju sir conducted an orientation class today for project work in B Ed, where he provided information about minor projects, case studies, and action research, including steps and procedures, along with several examples. The session proved to be highly beneficial and informative.
As part of B.Ed curriculum I prepared a digital text book based on the lesson Merchant of Venice and Solitude. I try to create a new apperance to the textbook to make the text more attractive.
https://online.fliphtml5.com/cytiz/yuqs/index.html#p=1
The theme of day 5 was "Hasta La Vista," with all of us waking up at 7:00 am. News preparation and presentation occurred at 10:00 am. Following lunch, there was a camp reflection session. Later, the Kerala police department performed a wonderful drama on women empowerment under the Janamaithri project. The camp's concluding session, inaugurated by Municipality chairman S R Ramesh, began around 3:30 pm. Dr. Noufal N. delivered the keynote address, and the session concluded around 5:00 pm.
We departed from the college at 4:30 am for Wonderla, with the theme of the day being Masakali. Breakfast was enjoyed in Cherthala around 9:00 am, and by 11:00 am, we reached Wonderla. In the morning, we experienced land rides like racing car etc. Lunch was savored at Valley View Restaurant in Wonderla at 1:15 pm. Transitioning to water rides in the afternoon, we later indulged in snacks at Waves Restaurant. Exiting Wonderla around 6:00 pm, we proceeded to have dinner at 7:45 pm. After dining, we visited Lulu Mall around 9:00 pm. we explore Lulu Mall and returned to college at 3:00 am.
The community living camp on day 3 commenced at 9:30 am, focusing on the theme Voice of resilience. Aji R, renowned as the IQ man of India, conducted a morning session on IQ mastery and memorization techniques. Following this, a Q&A session took place. At approximately 12:15 pm, Pramod Narayanan MLA led a session titled 'Talk with MLA,' discussing his 'knowledge village' project in Ranni and inviting participation. Another Q&A session followed. In the afternoon, Kiran Bodhi presented 'Thrillorama,' emphasizing the need for educational innovations, concluding by 5:00 pm. Subsequently, a musical concert by the Noodlez band entertained participants until 9:10 pm, followed by a campfire and instructions for the next day's tour. The campfire activities concluded at midnight.
Each day of the community living camp began at approximately 9:30 am, with the theme for Day 2 being the "Voice of Shadows." The day commenced with a mime performance titled "UNTAMED," focusing on women empowerment, followed by an inaugural address from Vidhu Vincent, a film director and Kerala state film award winner. Q & A session ensued thereafter. Following this, the Kerala police women's cell conducted a self-defense class, which was highly beneficial as they imparted basic exercises and techniques. In the afternoon, Dr. Edakkidam Santhakumar, a magician, held a class where he discussed incorporating magic into education and performed various tricks Later in the day, at around 4:20 pm, there was a Fancy Dress competition centered on inspiring women from cinema, celebrating feminism. The day concluded around 5:30 pm following the conclusion of the fancy dress program.
The community living camp commenced on March 9th based on the theme Voice of resistance. Various students from different departments conducted a flash mob to kickstart the camp. Riju sir hoisted the flag after the march past. Following the formal session, Sri Harikrishnan R.S, the delegate speaker of India, delivered the theme presentation. The program was inaugurated by Sri. K.N Balagopal, the honorable finance minister, who also delivered a message. A live session was conducted by Prof. Kadammanitta Vasudevan Pillai. Facilitation was given by Smt. Jaisy John, ward councillor, Smt. Sheeja Chacko, and Smt. Nisha T. Muhammed. Aswin Krishna H, the , the student coordinator, delivered the vote of thanks. Sri. Sreekuttan S, a research scholar, gave a speech on resistance in film. In the evening session, Sri. Abilash Mohan, the deputy editor of Mathrubhumi News, spoke about freedom in media and resistance. Finally, a talk session concluded the program, which ended at 5:30 pm.
