research & activities



Research Experience
Degree /
Year
                      Title of Dissertation/Thesis
                 Supervisor
M.Ed.
2008
Teaching Strategies for Developing Written Communication Skills in English of the Higher Secondary students
Mrs. Soji ,  M.Sc., M.Ed.,M.Phil., NET
Asst. Prof. in Education, James College of Education, Karungil.
M.Phil.
2009

Teaching Strategies for Developing Oral Communication Skills in English of Higher Secondary Students
Dr. Exammal
Professor and Head
James College of Education, Karungil.

Ph.D
2010-(pursuing)

Influence of Learning Style and Study Skills on Oral Communication in English of Student Teachers

Dr. Asha J.V.
Lecturer (Senior Scale)
Department of Education,
University of Kerala,
Thycaud, TVM.

Co-Curricular Activities and Excellence in Research
v Participant in the National Seminar on “Tools and Statistical Techniques in Evaluation” organized by Holy Trinity College of Education, Melpalai on 24th March 2012.
v Presented a paper entitled “Home Garden ad Healthy Generation” in National Seminar on “Education for Environmental Sustainability: Concerns and Challenges” organized by the Department of Education, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli 9th & 10th March 2012.
v Presented a paper entitled “Guidance in Modern Society” in UGC Sponsored National Level Workshop on  “Envisioning Teacher Educator as Counsellor”  organized by St. Xavier’s college of education, Palayamkottai  2nd & 3rd March 2012.
v Participant in the State Level Seminar on “Models of Teaching” organized by Holy Trinity College of Education, Melpalai on 21st January 2012.
v Participant in the National Seminar on “Trends and Challenges of Research in Education” organized by Holy Trinity College of Education, Melpalai on 8th December 2012.
v Presented a paper  entitled “Decision Making and Information Gathering Skill in Research” in National Seminar on “Honing Research Skills”  organized by the Department of Education, Fathima Memorial Training College, Pallimuttu, Kollam on 19th Nov 2012.
v Convener, National Seminar on “Problems and Trends in ELT” organized by Holy Trinity College of Education, Melpalai on 18th February 2012.
v Participant in the seminar on “Journey Through Research” organized by James College of Education, Mananvilai  on 17th February  2012.
v Participant in the National Seminar on “Educational Research and Statistics” organized by Holy Trinity College of Education, Melpalai on 19th November 2011.
v Convener, National Seminar on “Innovations in ELT” organized by Holy Trinity College of Education, Melpalai on 6th April, 2011.
v Participant  in the State Level Seminar on “Effective Science Teaching” organized by Holy Trinity College of Education, Melpalai on 5th March 2011.
v Participant in  Workshop on Article Writing organized by Holy Trinity College of Education, Melpalai on 26th March 2011.
v Presented a paper  entitled “About Active Pedagogy” in International Conference on “Towards a Global Learning Community – Role of Active Pedagogy” organized by the Department of Education, University of Kerala in collaboration with Canterbury Christ Church University, United Kingdom on 4th and 5th February 2011.
v Participant in “National Workshop on Experiments in Practical Psychology”- Training & Orientation organized by Holy Trinity College of Education & Psychotronics, Bangalore on 27th and 28th February 2011.
v Participant  in the National Seminar on “Construction and Standardization of Tools for Educational Research” organized by James College of Education, Karungil on 8th January 2011.
v Participant in the National Seminar-cum-Workshop  on “Empower Teacher Preparation” organized by Stella Matutina College of Education, Chennai on 30th and 31th March, 2010.
v Participant in the National Seminar on “Research Methodology and Application of Statistics in Educational Research” organized by Holy Trinity College of Education, Melpalai on 13th November 2010.
v Participant in the Two Day State Level Workshop on “Research Methodology” organized by St. Xavier’s College of Education (Autonomous), Palamkottai on 20th and 21st March 2010.
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