DEPARTMENTAL PROFILE

OF EDUCATION

GOPALPUR COLLEGE, GOPALPUR,

BALASORE, 756044, ODISHA

OUR CLASSROOM
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DEPARTMENT:
 The department of Education in Gopalpur college,Gopalpur, Balasore was
established in the year 1985 at Higher Secondary Stage. But the Degree wing with
Education as a pass subject got concurrence and affiliation in the year 1987.The Honours
level course in Education got it’s origin in 1992. The department has already produced a
number of brilliant students who have excelled in different areas both in the state and
national level.

Year of Establishment : 1992

Board of classification of the Stream : ARTS (Social Science)

Programme offered : Under Graduate Honours Course

Syllabi adopted : Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)

Name of the University to which the Department is affiliated : F.M. University

Any Interdisciplinary Course offered by other Department(s) : Generic Elective(G.E) for

the students of other subjects

VISION :

 To educate students about societal values.

 To contribute each person’s ability to reach their potential in acting for society’s
good.

MISSION :

 To build good citizen through value Education.

 Our mission is to prepare learner-sensitive educators with the knowledge, skills
and dispositions to contribute to a better society

DEPARTMENT FACULTY PROFILE – (Present Status)

Category of Teaching Staff No. of post No. of Post No. of Vacancy

Sanctioned filled
Reader 02 Nil 02
Lecturer 01 01 Nil
Contractual Lecturer 01 01 Nil

Faculty Member:
Many faculty members have rendered their valuable and timely service to the
department. The prominent members who deserve special mention in this respect are
stated in the Chart:

Incumbency Chart of Faculties:

Period of Service
Sl. No. Name Designation
From …….. to
1. Padmalaya Panda Reader 25.07.2002 to 31.05.2014
2. Shashikala Kar Reader 30.06.2010 to 31.10.2015
3. Rakesh Sethi Lecturer 05.10.2016 to till date
4. Subhalaxmi Nayak Lecturer 01.08.2018 to 31.12.21

Retd. Reader Retd. Reader HOD Lecturer

In Education In Education In Education In Education

Special Attention of the Department: (innovation) : Value Education

Moral Education

DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY

Name of the Library : Library of Education Departmental

Gopalpur College, Gopalpur, Balasore.
Year of Establishment
Number of Text and Reference Books
Source of Funding
and students sample papers
5. Issuing Agency
In-charge of Library
6. Nature of Issue
: 2016
: 76
: Donation from the faculty members
: One of the faculty members remain
: The students are permitted to read the
books in the Departmental library and
issue one book per week per student.

Departmental Seminar Hall Laboratories Computer Lab Research

Class Room Facilities
01 Nil Nil Nil Nil

Departments Award, Scholarship, Sponsorship for students contribution :-

Inception of Resources:
 Class room teaching, Smart Class, Departmental Library, Note Preparation,
Departmental Seminar, Debating, Quiz, Monthly test, Mid-term Internal Examination.

Mobilization of Resources:
Project work, field work, remedial and proctorial classes.

Output of Resources:
 Promotion to Higher education.
 Serving as Teachers

STUDENTS PROFILE

Students Enrolment (Last Five Year)

No. of Seats No. of No. of Students admitted and Total No. of No. of
Academic Available Applica pursue studies Students Students
Session (Sanctioned -nts outside the outside the
Strength) SC ST OBC MIN Gen District State
2014-15 16 16 2 Nil 6 Nil 8 16 Nil Nil
2015-16 16 16 3 Nil Nil Nil 8 16 Nil Nil
2016-17 18 16 02 NIL NIL NIL 05 16 Nil Nil
2017-18 18 18 12 NIL 06 NIL NIL 18 Nil Nil
2018-19 18 14 02 01 09 01 01 14 Nil Nil
2019-20 18 16 02 0 13 0 01 16 Nil Nil

STUDENTS PERFORMANCE
Years No. of Students No. of Students Passed Students pass Academic
appeared Exam. out percentage Audit
1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class
2014 12 10 Nil Nil 83% Done
2015 13 12 Nil Nil 92.30% Done
2016 10 08 01 Nil 80% Done
2017 14 13 Nil Nil 92.85% Done
2018 17 13 02 Nil 88.23% Done
2019 16 16 Nil Nil 100% Done

REMEDIAL CLASSES (Session-2019-20 )

Date Class Topic No. of Students Periodical
Unit Semester Result
benefited Assessment
30-09- +3 1st Nature of Good
II 1st 16 Done
2019 year intelligence
29-10- +3 2nd Product moment Good
IV 3rd 12 Done
2019 year correlation
18-12- +3 3rd Problems of
2019 year Secondary II 6th 16 Good
Education
STUDENTS SOCIAL, SPORTS & CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
Name of the Period of Award / Prizes Participation in Present Status
Students studies Received Events
Anusaya preparing for
2016-2019 1st Prize Cultural
Maharana banking job

SWOC Analysis
Strength of the Department:
1. CBCS pattern of curriculum.
2. Proper Co-ordination between Students & Teachers.
3. Excellent result Rate in Educational.
4. Field, Project and Survey.

Weakness of the Department:

1. No special classroom for project work.
2. No Demonstrator for practical classes.
3. Inadequate teaching facilities.
4. Insufficient ICT tools

Opportunity of the Department:

1. Scope for better teaching facilities.
2. Highly diverse group of student’s management.

Challenge of the Department:

1. Organizing Departmental Best practice.
2. Increasing Enrolment Strength.
3. To improve strength of the Departmental Library.

GREAT EDUCATIONIST OF THE WORLD

MAHATMA GANDHI
Mahatma Gandhi, by name of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, (born October 2, 1869,
Porbandar, India—died January 30, 1948, Delhi), Indian lawyer, Politician, Social Activist, and
Writer who became the leader of the Nationalist movement against the British Rule of India.

GOPABANDHU DAS
Gopabandhu Das was born on 9 October 1877 in Suando village, near Puri in what was
then Called Orissa. His mother was Swarnamayee Devi, the third wife of Daitari Das. His father
was a mukhtiar and the family were reasonably well-off. ... Then, in 1893, by which time his
mother had died, Das joined Puri Zilla School.

SWAMI VIVEKANANDA
Swami Vivekananda born Narendranath Datta was an Indian Hindu monk, a chief disciple
of the 19th-century Indian mystic Ramakrishna.

RABINDRANATH TAGORE
  Rabindranath Tagore, Bengali Rabīndranāth Ṭhākur, (born May 7, 1861, Calcutta [now
Kolkata], India—died August 7, 1941, Calcutta), Bengali poet, short-story writer, song composer,
playwright, essayist, and painter who introduced new prose and verse forms and the use of
colloquial language into Bengali literature.

SRI AUROBINDO GHOSH

Sri Aurobindo, original name Aurobindo Ghose, Aurobindo also spelled Aravinda, Sri also
spelled Shri, (born August 15, 1872, Calcutta [now Kolkata], India—died December 5, 1950,
Pondicherry [now Puducherry]), Yogi, Seer, Philosopher, Poet, and Indian Nationalist who
propounded a philosophy of divine life on earth.

DR. R. RADHAKRISHNAN
Born on 5 September 1888 at Tiruttani in Tamil Nadu. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was
Knighted in the year 1931 and since then till the attainment of India's independence, he was
addressed as Sir Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. ... He became the Vice President of India in 1952 and
in 1962 he became the President of India.

ARISTOTLE
 Aristotle (c. 384 B.C. to 322 B.C.) was an Ancient Greek philosopher and scientist who is
still considered one of the greatest thinkers in politics, psychology and ethics. ... In
335, Aristotle founded his own school, the Lyceum, in Athens, where he spent most of the rest
of his life studying, teaching and writing.

EDWARD THORNDIKE
Edward L. Thorndike, in full Edward Lee Thorndike, (born August 31, 1874, Williamsburg,
Massachusetts, U.S.—died August 9, 1949, 

FRIEDRICH FROBEL
Friedrich Froebel was born on April 21, 1782, in Oberweissbach, a small village in
Thuringia. His father was a Lutheran minister. His mother died 9 months after his birth.

JEAN JACQUES ROUSSEAU

Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Swiss-born philosopher, writer, and political theorist whose
treatises and novels inspired the leaders of the French. He was born in 1712 in Geneva. His
mother died a few days after his birth, and he was raised by his father, a clockmaker, who cared
for his learning.

JOHN DEWEY
John Dewey was an American psychologist, philosopher, writer and educational theorist
who hugely influenced philosophy and education. John Dewey was born on October 20, 1859,
the third of four sons born to Archibald Sprague Dewey and Lucina Artemesia Rich of Burlington,
Vermont.

IVAN PAVLOV
Ivan Petrovich Pavlov was born on September 14, 1849, in the village of Ryazan, Russia,
where his father was the village priest.  Pavlov was an eminent Russian physiologist and
psychologist who devised the concept of the conditioned reflex. He conducted a legendary

PHOTO GALLERY OF EDUCATIONIST OF THE

WORLD
 Mahatma Gandhi Gopabandhu Das Swami Vivekananda

Rabindranath Tagore Sri Aurobindo Ghosh Dr. S. Radhakrishnan

Aristotle Edward Thorndike Friedrich Frobel

Jean Jacques Rousseau John Dewey Ivan Pavlov

DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR OF EDUCATION

 SESSION 2014-15
Place: Dept. Class Room Date: 25.02.2014

Topic: “Role of Computer in Education”

A Departmental Seminar on the topic “Role of Computer in Education” was
organised by the Dept. of Education on date 25.02.14. The seminar was presided over by
the Principal of our College Dr Rama Ch. Das. Dr. Anil Ku. Nayak, Simulia College, Simulia,
attend the Seminar as a Resource person. All +3 1 st Yr. (Hons.) students are attends the
Seminar.

Objectives:
 To make the students aware about computer.
 To improve the quality of education with the help of computer.
 Provide students with opportunities to represent and express their prior
knowledge.

Key Note:
Computer have changed the way we work, be it any profession. Therefore, it is
only natural that the role of computers in Education has been given a lot of importance
in recent years. Computer plays a vital role in every field.

Address & Discussion

1. Sasikala Kar, HOD of Gopalpur College, Gopalpur.

The advantages of computers in education include an efficient storage and rendition
of information, quality the saving of paper. Know more about the importance of
computer education.

2. Dr. Anil Ku. Nayak, Simulia College, Simulia.

Computer teaching plays a key role in the modern systems of education. It is easier
to store information on computers than maintaining hand-written notes.

DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR OF EDUCATION

SESSION 2014-15
Place: Dept. Class Room Date: 21.10.2014

Topic: “Role of Mass Media”

A departmental Seminar on the topic “Role of Mass Media” was organised by the
Dept. of Education on dt 21.10.14. The Seminar was presided over by the Principal of our
College Sri Amiya Kumar Palita. Mrs. Padmalaya Panda former HOD of Gopalpur College,
Gopalpur attends the Seminar. All +3 1 st Yr. & 3rd Yr. (Hons.) Students attend the
Seminar.

Objectives:
 Media provided news and information required by the people.
 Media can educate the public.
 The traditional culture of a country is affected by mass media.
 Media has brought people of the world closer to each other.

Key Note:
Functions and responsibility of media, source of information role and impact of mass
media promote the desire in people to buy and own products that are advertise through
but which may not be essential for them.

Address & Discussion:

1. Sasikala Kar, Reader in Education, Gopalpur College, Gopalpur.

The present day world is facing to general problems “Information Explain” and the
“population Explosion”. Information explains means an explosion of knowledge. Social
technological changes are taking place rapidly due to expending world of information.

2. Padmalaya Panda, former HOD Gopalpur College, Gopalpur.

Education of tomorrow is able to play its role more effectively by making the
individuals creative, active and efficient. Success of education can’t be achieved merely
by substituting mechanical methods but by developing new patterns using technological
advancement like Radio, TV, and Films etc.

DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR OF EDUCATION

SESSION 2015-16
Place: Dept. Class Room Date: 09.11.2015

Topic: “Consumer Education”

A departmental Seminar on the topic of “Consumer Education” was organised by
the Dept. of Education on dt 09.11.2015. The Seminar was presided over by the Principal
of our College Sri Naresh Ku. Parhi. Sri Hari Hara Panigrahi Lecture of B.V.M, Avana,
Balasore, attends the Seminar as a Resource person. All +3 1 st Yr. and 2nd Yr. (Hons.)
Students attend the Seminar.

Objectives:
 To prevent practice having adverse effect on completion.
 To promote and sustain completion in markets.
 To protect the interest competition in markets.
 To protect the interest consumers.
 To ensure freedom to trade cried by other participate in the markets in India.

Key Notes:
The act applies all goods and Seminar unless specifically by the central
Government. It covers all the private sectors, public sectors and co-operative. The
provision of act is compensatory in nature.

Address & Discussion:

1. Sasikala Kar, HOD of Gopalpur College, Gopalpur.

Consumer education is the preparation of an individual through skills, concepts &
understanding that are required for everyday living to achieve maximum satisfaction &
utilization of his/her resources. It is defined as education given to the consumer about
various consumer goods and services. Covering price, what the consumer can expert,
standard trade practice etc.

2. Harihara Panigrahi, B.V.M Avana.

In order to safeguarded consumer internet & consumer rights were initially

envisioned by consumer rights such as:

Right to safety, Right to information, Right to choice, Right to be heard, Right to Reads.

DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR OF EDUCATION

SESSION 2015-16
Place: Dept. Class Room Date: 03.09.2016

Topic: “Role of Environment in Education”

A departmental Seminar on the topic “Role of Environment in Education” was
organised by the dedepartment of education on dt: 03.09.2016. The Seminar was
presided over by the Principal of our College Sri Naresh Ku. Parhi. Mr. Maheswar Nayak
Lecture in B.V. Mahavidyalaya, Avana, attends the Seminar as a Resource person. All +3
1st Yr. & 2nd Yr. (Hons.) Students attend the Seminar.

Objectives:
 The paper should not be wasted. Teachers can make children aware of the
importance of trees & how paper is manufacture ask children to stop washing
paper.
 Children’s should be guided to save eater and not to leave the tap running in
washroom.

Key Note:
Kids should be encouraged to minimize wastage of paper and uses recycle paper.
Environment related charts and crafts should be used to decorate classroom.

Address & Discussion:

1. Sasikala Kar, HOD Gopalpur College, Gopalpur.

School education is the foundational level to bring awareness in to the mind of
children making then aware of green living and adopting an eco-friendly life.

2. Maheswar Nayak, Reader in B.V. Mahavidyalaya, Avana.

The steps mentioned above of taken by parents School authorities and children,
than many things can change.

DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR OF EDUCATION

SESSION – 2016-17
Place: Dept. Class Room Date: 24-12-16
Topic: “Art as a medium of Education”
A Departmental Seminar on the topic “Art as a medium of Education” was
organised by the Dept. of Education on dt 24.12.2016. The Seminar was presided over by
the Principal of our college Dr. Narendra Prasad Bugudei. Mrs. Sasikala Kar former HOD
of Gopalpur College, Gopalpur, Balasore who, convene the seminar. All +3, 1 st Yr. & 2nd
Yr. Hon’s students attend the seminar.

Objectives:
1. To use details and observation to create background and foreground.
2. To manipulate materials to design, construct and model 3D forms.
3. To explore ideas and designs & develop visual art workers and logs.
4. To use and combine different media.

Key Notes:
Arts in Education, is an expanding field of educational research and practice
informed by investigation in to learning through arts experience. In this context the arts
can include forming arts education.

Address & Discussion:

1. Rakesh Sethi Lecturer in Education, Gopalpur College, Gopalpur, Balasore

Explore one of the fundamental ideas in art that affects the creation,
design and reception of every work of art. Test your knowledge about artistic production
and art history.

2. Sasikala Kar former HOD of Gopalpur College, Gopalpur, Balasore

In art, a medium is the material that artists use to create their art. It’s that simple
whatever a piece of art is made out of its medium. The plural of medium is media. So,
one piece of art can be made of one medium or several media.

DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR OF EDUCATION

SESSION 2017-18
Place: Dept. Class Room Date: 03.01.17
Topic: “Value oriented Education”
A Departmental Seminar on the topic “value oriented education” was
organised by the department of Education on dt 03.01.17. The seminar was presided
over by the Principal of our College Dr. Narendra Prasad Bugudei. Mrs Maheswar Nayak,
B.V.M. College Avana, attends the Seminar as the Resource person.

Objectives:
1. Full development of Childs personality in its physical, mental, emotional &
spiritual aspects.
2. Developing respect for the dignity of individual & society.
3. Inculcation of a spirit of patriotism & national integration.
4. Developing tolerance towards & understanding of different religious.

Key Notes:
All these values are to be taught in primary & secondary Schools & it is imperative on
the part of the teachers as well as teacher educators to understand the school situation
& also the potentialities of school activities in promoting the values in Schools.

Address & Discussion:

1. Rakesh Sethi, HOD of Gopalpur College, Gopalpur, BAlasore

A value signifies that quality of an individual or things which makes that

individual or thing important, respectable and useful, But from philosophical or
educational point of view, values signifies neither a thing nor an individual.

2. Maheswar Nayak, BVM College, Avana

Education has the greatest value. It is concerned with values that satisfy the
designs, wants and aspiration. Educational values are related to those activities which are
good, useful & valuable from the point of view of education.

DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR OF EDUCATION

SESSION 2017-18
Place: Dept. Class Room Date: 27.12.2017
Topic: “Concept of Nationalism in Education”
A departmental Seminar on the topic “Concept of Nationalism in education” was
organised by the Dept. of Educationon dt 27.12.2017. The Seminar was presided over by
the Principal of our College Sri Naresh Kumar Parhi. Sri Nagen Ku. Jena Lecture in
Education of B.V.M. College Avan, Balasore, attended the seminar as a Resource person.
All +3, 1st Yr. & 2nd Yr. students attended the Seminar.

Objectives:
1. The desire for or advocacy of national independence.
2. Devotion to one’s nation, Patriotism.
3. Any situation in which a nation comes together for a specific cause.

Key Note:
The importance of nationalism in education both in administration & curriculum is at
present generally accepted in spite of some skeptical remarks.

Address & Discuss:

1. Rakesh Sethi, HOD of Gopalpur College, Gopalpur, Balasore

Education has played a prominent role in the awakening and fostering of

nationalism which led to the autonomy & independence of many former colonized
countries around the world.

2. Nagen Ku. Jena, B.V.Mahavidyalaya Avana

The term nationalism refers to locality of an individual or a group to a nation. This

term is primarily used when referring to a group that elevates the status of one nation
above others and focuses on the degradation of others’ cultures or the promotion of
their own.

DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR OF EDUCATION

SESSION 2018-19
Place: Dept. Class Room Date: 02.11.2018
Topic: “Primary Education in Rural Area”

A Departmental Seminar on the topic “Primary Education in Rural Area” was

organised by the Dept. of Education on dt 02.11.2018. The Seminar was presided over by
the Principal of our College Sri Naresh Kumar Parhi. Sri Maheswar Sahoo, Reader in
Education H.K. Mahatab College, Kupari, Balasore attend the Seminar as a Resource
person. All +3 1st Yr. & 2nd Yr. Students attend the Seminar.

Objectives:
1. To improve the Communication language & literacy skills of learner.
2. To develop ability for critical thinking & logical judgment.
3. To develop awareness and appreciation of the environment.
4. To develop individual talent.

Key Note:
Primary Education should provided the learner with opportunities to acquire
literacy, creativity and communication skills, enjoy learning & develop desire to continue
learning.

Address & Discussion:

1. Rakesh Sethi HOD of Education Gopalpur College, Gopalpur, Balasore.

The role primary education is to ensure the broad based development of pupils. It
means ensure that all pupils are able to develop their cognitive, social emotional, cultural
& physical skill to the left of their abilities preparing them further School career.

2. Maheswar Sahoo, Reader in H.K. Mahatab College Kupari.

The purpose of primary Education is to assist a child on many levels. During their
primary Education, students are taught to task strive to attain high standards, to meet
the challenges posed by technological advancement.

DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR OF EDUCATION

SESSION 2018-19
Place: Dept. Class Room Date: 08.11.2018

Topic: “A programme for Universal Elementary Education in India”

 A Departmental Seminar on the topic “A programme for Universial Elementary
Education in India” was orgsanised by the department of Education on dt 08.11.2018.
The Seminar was presided over by the Principal of our College Sri Naresh Ku. Parhi. Mrs.
Anindita Mohanty Lecture in Education of Saraswata Mahavidyalaya Anantapur attends
the Seminar as a Resource person. All +3 1st Yr. & 2nd Yr. students attend the Seminar.

Objectives:

 A programme with a clear time frame for Universal elementary education.

 A response to the demand for quality basic education all over the country.
 An opportunity for promoting social justice through basic education.
 An expression of political will for universal elementary education across the
country.

Key Note:
To provide quality elementary education including life skill. It has a special focus
on girls education & children’s with special needs. It also seeks to provide computer
education to bridge the digital divide.

Address & Discussion:

1. Rakesh Sethi, HOD of Gopalpur, College, Gopalpur, Balasore.

The programme seeks to open new Schools in those habitations which do not
have schooling facilities and strengthen existing School infrastructure through provision
of additional Classrooms, toilets, drinking, water, maintenance grant & School
improvement grants.

2. Anindita Mohanty, Saraswata Mahavidyalaya, Anantapur.

Existing Schools with inadequate teaching strength are provided with additional
teachers, while the capacity of existing teachers is being strengthened by extensive
training, grants for developing teaching learning materials.

DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR OF EDUCATION

SESSION 2019-20
Place: Dept. Class Room Date: 15.10.2019

Topic: “Education for the gifted Children”

 A Departmental Seminar on the topic “Education for the gifted Children” was
organized by the department of Education on dt 15.10.2019. The Seminar was presided
over by the Principal of our College Sri Naresh Ku. Parhi. Mr. Nagen Chandra Jena,
Lecture in Education of BVM, Avana, Balasore attends the Seminar as a Resource person.
All +3 1st Yr. & 2nd Yr. students attend the Seminar.

Objectives:

 Identification of gifted children.

 Characteristics of gifted children.
 An opportunity for promoting creativity among gifted children.

Key Note:
To provide quality education including life skill. It has a special focus on talented
and gifted children’s with special needs. It also seeks to provide computer education to
bridge the digital divide.

DEPARTMENTAL SEMINAR OF EDUCATION

SESSION 2019-20
Place: Dept. Class Room Date: 29.02.2020
Topic: “Telecummunication”
 A Departmental Seminar on the topic “Telecummunication” was organized by the
department of Education on dt 17.01.2020. The Seminar was presided over by the
Principal of our College Sri Naresh Ku. Parhi. Mr. Biswanath Sahoo, Reader In Pol. Science
of Gopalpur College, Gopalpur, Balasore. All +3 1 st Yr. & 2nd Yr. students attend the
Seminar.

Objectives:

 To increase public awareness on the potential of Telecommunication.

 To Broad cast Internet technology among the public at large.
 The digital signal processing communication and multi media.
 System integration.

Key Note:
The six basic components of a telecommunication system are :

 Input and output devices

 Telecommunications channels
 Telecommunications processors
 Control software
 Massages & Protocol

SEMINAR PHOTO GALLERY

Best practice of the Department:

1. Classroom teaching with field work.

2. Collection of resources as per syllabus.
3. Use of ICT in teaching : basic IT skill development for all students

Job opportunity /engagement of ex-students of the Department

 SL. No Name present Position year of passing
1 Basanta Rout police service 2014
2 Manoj Rout clerical job in Army 2015
3 Hemanta behera doing social survey work 2015
4 Ganesh Majhi preparing for net 2016
5 Akash kumar dey doing C.T. 2018
6 Sasmita mohalik doing M.A in Education 2019

Challenges of the department

 Trying to organize Departmental best practice.
 To set up a well equipped Department library.

Future plan of the department

 To organize more seminars, workshops at National level.

 To provide research on local problems.
 Organize quize, essay and G.K competition.
 Adult education programme

Observation of important days / events of Department.

 National Educational Day

 Observance of Ganesh puja
 Observance of worship of Goddess of learning.
 Induction ceremony for new entrants.
 parting ceremony to final year students

Departmental activities
The department maintains systematic academic planning.

1. Academic Activities:
The session of the department begins according to the schedule framed by Academic
Calendar circulated to all Departments. The faculty members (teacher) frame their
individual lesson plan and maintain the progress register of the lesson delivery. These
register is supervised by the Academic bruiser and the Principal of the college.

2. Unit-Test

As per the time schedule notified by the college, the department conducts unit test
every month before the student going to appear the mid-term internal and semester
 examinations. In reviewing the performance of the students, they are inspired to
attend the remedial classes to improve their capacity in learning.

3. Remedial Classes

After unit test, the remedial classes are arranged for the students to improve the
weakness of the students and to improve the learning skills of the students.

4. Methodology of Teaching
The faculty members adopt lecture method, narration-cum discussion method,
project method and method for student interaction.

5. Audio-visual aids
The faculty members deliver the lesson with the help of audio-vidual aids.
6. Observation of Teachers Day
The Department observes Teachers Dy. The objective of this day is to develop
teachers and students relationship as in an ancient curriculum.

7. Celebration of Cultural Functions

Department of Education believes in cultured and noble life. So Department
celebrate Saraswati Puja and Ganesh Puja each year to cement friendship and fellow
feeling among the co-learners.

8. Induction Ceremony:
As per the custom of the department, the new comers are welcomed to department
by observing welcome ceremony each year to develop integrity among the learners.
9. Valediction Ceremony
Like Wise, department arranges a valediction ceremony for outgoing students. The
experience and feeling of the senior batch student is shared by all.

10. Departmental Library

To provide learning opportunity of learners, the department library is
functioning with 70 numbers of books.
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Faculty Appraisal Assessment Personal Memoranda:

Name of the Employee : Rakesh Sethi

Date of birth : 13-03-1976
 Designation : Lecturer in Education
Qualification : M.A, B. Ed. Net Qualified
Personal Bio-data : Mob No. : 9437727446
Email Id: rakesh12345627@gmail.com
Adhaar No.: 687785908275
Educational profile:
Year of Divisional/percentage of
Qualification Board /University
award marks
M.A 1998 Berhampur 1st division/67.7%
B.A 1996 Utkal 1st division/65.5%
B.ED 1999 Utkal 2nd division/58.84%

Service profile:

Period of service up to
Post Date of joining Where employed
31-05-2020
Gopalpur College,
Lecturer 05-10-2016 4 years
Gopalpur, Balasore
Experience/Assignment post in service / Remarkable work done.

(Academic) Lecturer
Post holding 3 Years
Period/ Asst. Admn. Bursar Validation
Administrative Member
Experience/ 3 years
Extension activities
Cultural/ Member of Discipline
Co-Curricular Committee
Digital/ Online teaching
e-education

Specialization:

 I would like to prepare the students for higher study.

 I always give extra treatment, guidance to the students to face the challenge of
life and to walk with the changing demand of science and technology.
 I have a deep interest to develop the basic knowledge of English for developing
four learning skills i.e listening, speaking, reading and writing.
Area of interest:

 Personal counseling and guidance for learning

 Language proficiencies for personality enrichment.
 Use of ICT for Learning.
Award received :
Name of the Period of the By whom Nature of the What for award
award award awarded award
National Assistant
UGC NET JUNE-2019 UGC
eligibility test Professor

Faculty Appraisal Assessment Personal Memoranda:

Name of the Employee : Subhalaxmi Nayak
Date of birth : 3-05-1993
Designation : Lecturer in Education
 Qualification : M.A, B. Ed.
Personal Bio-data : Mob No. : 8249395694
E-mail id: slaxmiedn@gmail.com
Adhaar No. : 9674 2055 9819
Educational profile:
Year of Divisional/percentage
Qualification Board /University
award of marks
M.A 2015 North Odisha University 2nd division / 56 %
B.A 2013 F.M. University 2nd division / 57 %
B.ED 2020 S. Venketeswar University 2nd division / 58 %

Service profile:

Period of service up to
Post Date of joining Where employed
31-05-2020
Gopalpur College,
Lecturer 01.08.2018 2 years
Gopalpur, Balasore

Experience/Assignment post in service / Remarkable work done.

(Academic) Lecturer
Post holding 2 Years
Experience/ 2 years
Extension activities
Cultural/ Member of Discipline
Co-Curricular Committee
Digital/ Online teaching
e-education

Specialization:

 I would like to prepare the students for higher study.

 I always give guidance to the students to learn more about curricular
and co-curricular activities.

Area of interest:
  Curricular with co-curricular activities.

Message from Dean / Head of the Department:

Life is not a bed of roses and Education is not a thankless task. The aims and
objectives of Education are not the Judas kiss for pupils life but Education is a light which
dispels darkness and makes us bright. It is a base of all human resource development and
the stepping stone of onward march of culture. The department is very much engaged in
the areas of value based education. It tries to engage them in every sphere of social
structure. Education is a lifelong process. Students should take advantage of the teaching
learning order of the Department.