Six teachers from T.N. win national ICT awards
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They intention to inspire teachers to make use of Information and Communication Technology in courses
Six authorities college teachers from Tamil Nadu have been chosen for the National ICT Awards given by the Central Institute of Educational Technology, NCERT, New Delhi, for the years 2018 and 2019.
The awards are given yearly as per the rules of the Ministry of Education, to inspire teachers to make use of ICT (Information and Communication Technology) in class schooling and of their lecture rooms in a giant method.
For the yr 2018, S. Ganesh, Manohar Subramanian, and K.B. Dhayananth are among the many 25 awardees chosen from throughout the nation. For 2019, Senthil Selvan, Thangaraja Mahadevan and R. Elavarasan are among the many 24 awardees.
Mr. Ganesh, Panchayat Union Middle School, Kilarium in Koradacherry block, Tiruvarur, stated he had built-in the ICT mannequin of instructing within the class and had made round 1,000 movies for studying. A center college instructor for the final 17 years, he devoted the award to college students educated by him to participate in numerous competitions within the district.
A instructor on the Panchayat Union Primary School at Vellianai, Karur, Mr. Manohar was chosen for introducing QR code identification playing cards for college kids, which they might scan to seek out out concerning the assignments and actions from the varsity. “The system enabled teachers to upload audio and video classes so that students could follow classes regularly from their homes during the pandemic. Most students also utilised the facility well to upload their assignments and creative works,” he stated.
Mr. Dhayananth, an English instructor from the Government Boys Higher Secondary School, Udumalpet, Tiruppur, stated he was concerned in creating movies for English for Classes 6 to 10 as a part of the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) and had used these movies to show college students.
“We made students interact via Skype with children from other countries using simple sentences to help them gain confidence in spoken English,” he stated.
A maths instructor from the Government Higher Secondary School Mangudi in Sivaganga district, Mr. Senthil Selvan stated the popularity would go a good distance for different teachers and hoped to share the advantages of ICT.
Having used digital instruments for instructing college students from 2016, Mr. Elavarasan, a instructor on the Panchayat Union Middle School, Vedapatti, Salem, stated he had facilitated his college students to attach with teachers and college students from different international locations via video calls.
“Such interactions improved the confidence of students and improved their knowledge of different countries and their culture. Students were also inspired seeing the discipline of students in countries like Japan,” he stated.
Mr. Thangaraja from the Panchayat Union Middle School, Parapatti, Salem, learnt animation out of his private curiosity and used it to create animation video classes for college kids. He has created over 120 movies for the DIKSHA portal.
Puducherry instructor
K. Revathi, a instructor of the Government Primary School in Pillayarkuppam in Puducherry, was additionally chosen for the award and stated that she adopted a proactive method by switching to revolutionary instructing strategies to enhance the training expertise of scholars in main courses.
“I made puppets and toys and converted them into stop animation videos incorporating all the subject matter from the curriculum. This provided an opportunity for a multi-model method of teaching and an immersive learning experience for the children,” she stated.
(With inputs from Madurai, Tiruchi, Coimbatore and Puducherry bureaus)
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