verses and vowels

  Day 3 of the International Seminar on AI in Education: Shaping the Future Teaching, Learning, and Research, organized by Fathima Memorial Training College, Mylapore, Kollam (affiliated to the University of Kerala), was held on 30th July 2025 with impactful sessions and a grand valedictory ceremony. The day began with a thematic presentation on “AI-Assisted Statistical Data Analysis with EDUSTAT” by Dr. Subin K. S, Director of EDUSTAT Research Centre, Thiruvananthapuram. The session was introduced by Anupama M R and concluded with a vote of thanks by Ms. Rani Parvathy S. Following a short tea break, a Paper Presentation Competition was chaired by Dr. Harikrishnan M, Dr. Mariamma Mathew, and Dr. Velayudhan Nair T, with Ms. Asha Rani P introducing the evaluators. The Valedictory Ceremony featured a welcome by Dr. Mini K. S and the valedictory address along with the Younus Kunju Memorial Excellence Award distribution by Prof. (Dr.) Issac Paul. A seminar resume was presented by Ms. An...

  The International Seminar on AI in Education: Shaping the Future Teaching, Learning, and Research, organized by Fathima Memorial Training College, Mylapore, Kollam (affiliated to the University of Kerala), continues with insightful sessions on Day 2 – 29th July 2025. The thematic presentation scheduled from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM focuses on the topic “AI and the Research Ecosystem: From Discovery to Dissemination.” The session highlights how Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing the research landscape, from generating knowledge to sharing it effectively with the academic community. The resource person for the day is Dr. Harikrishnan M, Assistant Professor, School of Education, Sanskriti University, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh. The program is gracefully anchored by Ms. Rani Parvathy S, who introduces the resource person, while Ms. Amjatha Vahid delivers the vote of thanks. The rapporteur of the session is Dr. Sini K S. This seminar marks a significant step toward exploring AI’s tran...

  Fathima Memorial Training College, Mylapore, Kollam, in collaboration with FMTC Pallimukku and Sanskriti Sanadhana and Edulogic International Academic & Research Educational Trust, Kerala, proudly hosted an International Seminar on “AI in Education: Shaping the Future Teaching, Learning, and Research” from July 28 to 30, 2025. Day 1 began with an inaugural ceremony featuring addresses by dignitaries including Dr. M. Omanaseelan, Sri Shajahan Younus, Dr. Ajith Kumar C, and Dr. Pramod Dinakar. A thematic presentation titled “Transforming Education with AI: Pedagogical Innovations and Digital Shifts” was led by Dr. Nicholaus Mrindoko from Tanzania, introduced by Ms. Anupama M R. The event brought together academicians and experts to explore the integration of AI in education, aiming to redefine learning environments and empower future educators. The seminar successfully initiated dialogues on innovation, ethics, and future readiness in global education.

Date: July 21 – July 26, 2025 “The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery.” — Mark Van Doren The second week of my teaching practice at Government HSS Anchalummood felt more settled and productive compared to the first. With every class, my confidence is steadily growing, and I’m starting to feel a stronger bond with the students of Class 8F. Though I was absent on Monday and there was a holiday on Tuesday, the rest of the week was packed with meaningful teaching experiences. On Wednesday, I completed the final stanza of the poem “The Seven Ages of Man” by William Shakespeare — the powerful lines beginning with "Last scene of all...sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything." This wrapped up the poem beautifully and gave the students a full picture of Shakespeare's metaphor of life. Friday was dedicated to activity-based learning related to the poem. I introduced games and reflective writing tasks that encouraged students to think about the rol...

Date: July 14 – July 17, 2025 “Teaching is the one profession that creates all other professions.” The first week of my teaching practice was a journey of discovery, challenges, and small victories. As part of the B.Ed. curriculum, I, along with my friends Aleena and Aiswarya from the English Department of Fathima Memorial Training College, Mylapore, began our internship at Government HSS Anchalummood on July 14, 2025. The atmosphere of the school was very welcoming, and the staff were supportive. This week, we actively participated in various duties including substitution classes, classroom management, lunch serving, and even took on the role of judges for an extempore competition. One of the highlights of my teaching this week was taking Class 8F for the poem “The Seven Ages of Man” by William Shakespeare. While handling the class came with its fair share of challenges, especially in managing discipline, it was a great learning curve. A memorable moment was when we worked together to...

On 11 July 2025, our college – Fathima Memorial Training College, Mylapore, Kollam – observed World Population Day with our NSS Unit (KL-07-178) leading the way. As an active NSS volunteer, I felt proud to be part of a program that went beyond just celebration — it truly made us think. The day began with a warm gathering in the Seminar Hall, beautifully decorated and buzzing with energy. A thought-provoking quiz competition tested our knowledge about population trends, global statistics, and their effects on society. It wasn’t just a test of facts, but a reminder of how little we often think about such a crucial issue. The debate session that followed was my personal favorite. Students passionately discussed overpopulation, its impact on the environment, and the need for better awareness and policies. Their arguments were sharp, respectful, and deeply insightful. It was inspiring to see how events like these can spark conversations and encourage responsibility. The NSS motto, “Not Me, ...