Ability to learn is a skill! - Brian Herbert
Learning how to learn is an essential skill for all learners, particularly for our younger generation in colleges and universities.
With this skill, scoring a centum in University Exams and success in Competitive Exams like, PG NEET, GATE, TANCET, GMAT, GRE, CA, Service Selection Boards, State Public Service Commission, UPSC exams etc., will be very much within their reach.
We equip the learners with this essential skill through our “Art of Learning Program”. The program is specifically designed to enhance the learning capabilities at the same time reduce their cognitive load. This is a 20 hour program, offered through contact and online classes.
We propose the following two programs for College Professors:The Art of Learning Program addresses the academic challenges faced by students and methods used to overcome them. Students normally listen to us, when they are convinced, not when they are advised. Hence this program is designed with the research findings from the domains of neuroscience, cognitive psychology, biology, and pedagogy, so that they can be convinced of their real capabilities and responsibilities towards their own development. Also, we cannot expect our students to excel in their academics without teaching them how to learn.
With the contribution of all the internal stakeholders, viz., students, parents, professors, and authorities, college education can be revolutionized. The objective of “Teaching for Learning Assurance”, Program is to ensure that learning happens in the classrooms. The contents of this program can be co-created to meet the specific requirements of your institution.
Teacher's interest and enthusiasm are contagious!
After investing multiple hours in preparatory work, we enter our classrooms with lots of hope and deliver the fruits of our hard work. Students do respond well in the classroom and homework assignments. Parents also extend their full cooperation in their ward’s academic development. Still with all the good intentions and support of stakeholders, ie., teachers, students, and parents, many are disappointed with the test performance. Rightly, educational leaders have been raising the slogan, “You are teaching, are they learning? in educational conferences.
A wealth of knowledge has been developed out of research on the topic from different parts of the globe. With the help of these research findings, we can easily solve the problem and move the class average mark towards centum and its standard deviation towards zero.
The contents of this program can be co-created to maximise the score from the following NBA Criteria. Similarly, NAAC, NIRF, and ABET Criteria can also be considered.
Tier I Instituitions
NBA Criterion | Title | Allotted Score |
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2.2 | Teaching Learning Process | |
2.2.1 | Describe Processes followed to Improve Quality of Teaching & Learning | 15 |
2.2.2 | Quality of End Semester Examinations, Internal Semester Question Papers, Assignments and Evaluation | 15 |
3.2 | Attainment of Course Outcomes | 75 |
3.3 | Attainment of Program Outcomes and Program Specific Outcomes | 75 |
4 | Student’s Performance | |
4.2.1 | Success Rate Without Backlogs in any Semester / Year of Study | 15 |
4.2.2 | Success Rate in the Stipulated Period of the Program | 5 |
4.3 | Academic Performance in Second Year | 10 |
5.6 | Innovations by Faculty in Teaching and Learning | 10 |
7 | Continuous Improvement | |
7.1 | Action Taken Based on the Results of Evaluation of each of the COs, POs and PSOs | 30 |
7.2 | Academic Audit and Action taken thereof during Period of Assessment | 15 |
8 | First Year Academics | |
8.3 | First Year Academic Performance | 10 |
8.4 | Attainment of Course Outcomes of First Year Courses | 10 |
8.5 | Attainment of Program Outcomes from First Year Courses | 20 |
9 | Student Support Systems | |
9.1 | Mentoring System to help at Individual level | 5 |
9.2 | Feedback Analysis and Reward/ Corrective measures taken if any | 10 |
9.4 | Self – Learning | 5 |
10.4.1 | Quality of Learning Resources (hard/soft) | 10 |
Total Allotted Score | 355 |
Tier II Instituitions
NBA Criterion | Title | Allotted Score |
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2 | Program Curriculum and Teaching- Learning Process | |
2.1.2 | State the Delivery Details of the Content Beyond Syllabus for Attainment of POs and PSOs | 10 |
2.2.1 | Describe Processes followed to Improve Quality of Teaching & Learning | 25 |
2.2.2 | Quality of Internal Semester Question Papers, Assignments and Evaluation | 20 |
2.2.3 | Quality of Students Projects | 25 |
3.2 | Attainment of Course Outcomes | 50 |
3.3 | Attainment of Program Outcomes and Program Specific Outcomes | 50 |
4 | Student’s Performance | |
4.2.1 | Success Rate Without Backlogs in any Semester / Year of Study | 25 |
4.2.2 | Success Rate in the Stipulated Period of Study | 15 |
4.3 | Academic Performance in Third Year | 15 |
4.4 | Academic Performance in Second Year | 20 |
5.5 | Innovations by Faculty in Teaching and Learning | 25 |
6.2 | Additional Facilities Created for Improving the Quality of Learning Experience in Laboratories | 25 |
7 | Continuous Improvement | |
7.1 | Actions Taken Based on the Results of Evaluation of each of the POs and PSOs | 20 |
7.2 | Academic Audit and Action taken thereof during Period of Assessment | 10 |
8.3 | First Year Academic Performance | 10 |
8.4 | Attainment of Course Outcomes of First Year Courses | 10 |
8.5 | Attainment of Program Outcomes from First Year Courses | 20 |
9 | Student Support Systems | |
9.1 | Mentoring System to help at Individual level | 5 |
9.2 | Feedback Analysis and Reward/ Corrective measures taken if any | 10 |
9.4 | Self – Learning | 5 |
10.4.1 | Quality of Learning Resources (hard/soft) | 10 |
Total Allotted Score | 395 |