Abstract This conceptual paper explores strategies and perspectives for sustaining quality in higher education, with a focus on continuous improvement. In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, maintaining high standards is paramount to ensure students receive valuable learning experiences. Drawing upon research and practical insights, this paper examines key avenues for sustaining quality, including curriculum development, faculty development, student-centric approaches, assessment mechanisms, infrastructure, accreditation, industry collaboration, internationalization, and continuous improvement initiatives. By synthesizing these strategies, the paper offers a comprehensive framework for higher education institutions seeking to enhance their quality assurance…
Read MoreA Study of Effectiveness of Faculty Development Programmes as perceived by Teacher Educators BY Dr. Cerena Aurin D’Cunha
With the implementation of NEP 2020, India’s educational system is undergoing major transformation; visualizing to transform itself into a knowledge superpower by providing optimum quality education to all. These major changes demand for a task force of teachers who are well-equipped with current trends and latest methods in educational practices. Moreover there is a demand for professionals who are multitalented and multi skilled to provide best learning experiences to the Gen-Next learners. India is one of the nations having the highest number of educational institutions, making it the country with…
Read MoreFaculty Development Programmes: Does the Mode Matters? By Dr. Cindrella D’Mello
Abstract Professional development of the teachers is essential to keep up with the latest development in their field. Faculty development programs (FDPs) are not just a means to enhance the professional skills of teachers; they act as a catalyst for students’ growth and success. The NEP 2020 also emphasizes on continuous in-service professional development of teachers. Does the mode of faculty development programmes matter? Which mode of FDPs is convenient to attend, interact, learn, and get assessed? The present study aimed at assessing the impact of mode of FDPs on…
Read MoreActivity Based Learning: A Pedagogic Solution for Student Evolution By Prof. Dr. Giselle Ann D’souza
Abstract As envisaged by the NEP 2020, pedagogy must steadily evolve to make learning more experiential, holistic, inquiry-driven, discovery-oriented, learner-centered, retentive and enjoyable. The contrasting reality however, is that, classrooms today continue to be characterized by rote learning, lackadaisical attitude of learners and a disproportionate over-emphasis of the cognitive domain. The immediate need thus, is to liberate students’ minds from the existing stagnant state of ‘still learning’ so as to help them ascend to the desired academic altitudes of ‘skill learning’ proposed by the NEP 2020, imbuing learners with skill…
Read MoreFrom Ideas to Impact: Development of a Coherent Education Model with the 4-C Teaching Strategy By Dr. Falguni Anish Shah
Abstract This paper presents the development of a coherent education model centered around the innovative 4-C teaching strategy: Curiosity, Conceptualization, Collaboration, and Creativity. Grounded in contemporary pedagogical theories and practices, this model seeks to bridge the gap between traditional education and the demands of the 21st century by fostering critical thinking, collaboration, and creative problem-solving skills among students. Through a systematic approach to curriculum design, instructional delivery, and assessment, the 4-C teaching strategy enables educators to create engaging learning experiences that empower students to transform ideas into meaningful impact. Keywords:…
Read MoreA STUDY ON DIGITAL MARKETING AND ITS IMPACT By Dr. Sandeep N Jagdale
Abstract The rapidly growing digital economy is demanding existing marketing practices, and the importance of an essential 21 promising results and improvement in marketing prospectus to suit business needs century. With the ever-increasing development and technology, the use of digital marketing, social media marketing, search engine marketing is also increasing. Digital marketing is used by the market to promote goods and services on the market. Digital marketing plays an important role in increasing sales of goods and services. The purpose of this research is to study the impact of digital…
Read MoreINDIAN PHILOSOPHY AND ENVIRONMENT By Dr.Surekha Devi
Abstract Environment problem pose a challenge to humanity, which is unprecedented in its scope and complexity. Life on this planet earth has been possible only because of its environment and depends upon its natural resources forest, water, coupled with short sightedness have disturbed the delicate ecological balance .Environment is a global concept today , we have special environmental responsibility to ourselves to conserve the environment not merely for the aesthetic value but for sheer survival. Indian culture believes that man is the greatest creation of nature. So, if nature is…
Read MoreCONSTRUCTION AND STANDARDIZATION OF COMPUTER AWARENESS TEST FOR PROSPECTIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS By Dr. Reena and Dr. Vishal Sood
Abstract The present task was undertaken to construct and standardize a test for measuring computer awareness of prospective secondary school teachers. For this, data were collected from prospective secondary school teachers by adopting random sampling technique. An item pool was created initially by consulting various sources and theoretical and empirical literature available in the concerned area. This item pool was put to evaluation and criticism by technical as well as language experts. The preliminary draft of computer awareness test was further subjected to item analysis to select only highly…
Read MoreKARUKKU: AN CONFESSION OF BAMA’S REAL LIFE STORY By Padma Priya and Dr. Sunitha Anilkumar
Abstract Dalit literature is written by dalits. Dalit literature first found its voice in Marathi in 1960s and 1970s and appeared in other languages like Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada. Dalit literature uses autobiography as a literary genre and Dalit writers shares their personal experiences of oppression, injustice and caste discrimination. Bama is a Tamil Dalit feminist, novelist and dedicated teacher. Bama’s novels focus on caste and gender discrimination. She portrays caste discrimination which prevails in between religions. Bama’s works are deals with Dalit feminism and it encourages and celebrates…
Read MoreIMPACT OF THRIPHALADI RASAYANA AND YOGA THERAPY ON LOW GRADE NON HODGKINS LYMPHOMA By Dr. T.P. Sarasa
The principles of Ayurveda, the ancient system of Indian origin is the aggregate of diagnostic therapeutic practice is based on the Vedic texts, incorporating a complete life instruction and branches on constitutional medicine, surgery, longevity practices etc. Ayurvedic medicine represents a complete guide for health, well being and spiritual energy which dates back several thousand years. Traditionalist see Ayurveda as part of the root stock of Indian culture and have been lobbying strongly to preserve and expand it. The rural poor and the Indian intellectuals have supported this. As the…
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