AAROHI

B.El.Ed. Newsletter Vol. 11, May 2015

E Newsletter of B.El.Ed.

FROM THE PRINICIPALS DESK

Creative writing leads to a more profound appreciation of any test and improves debating skills and critical reading. Theres something about the act of writing that eases the soul and frees the mind. Many people turn to the written word in times of stress or confusion because creative writing is one of the most essential tools one can use to lift spirits. Creative writing encourages Imagination and helps student learn to think outside of the box and teaches persuasiveness and discipline.

The B.El.Ed department is making a lot of efforts to make their students creative thinkers and writers. It also encourages the thoughts of our young girls to be ordered, clear and concise by providing them a platform that is Aarohi.

Aarohi is an expression of our thoughts and emotions and provides us an opportunity to share them with people around. So, keep writing.

I once again congratulate the department for their efforts.

Dr. Kalpana Bhrara

(OSD) Principal

Aditi Mahavidyalaya

Editorial Note

The word Aarohi means moving upward. Truly, we as a person, department and the most importantly as a teacher has been moving towards higher standards of personal as well as professional life. I am sure our students also moving upwards in terms of their creativity, imagination, skills, understanding, values, etc. For last nineteen years B.El.Ed.s movements has been upwarding in our college. Thus the name of this newsletter serving its purpose very well.

I have immense pleasure to bring this volume of Aarohi before you. This is a channel through which we meet. This newsletter provides a platform for creativity and imagination to our B.El.Ed.s students. It is also a reflection of our students thinking and it opens new windows for them to develop further. I wish students always move upward in their life and purpose of this newsletter will be served more effectively. I hope readers also find this interesting and worthy.

In the last I would like to say thanks to the students and the teachers for their contributions in this newsletter. I express gratitude to our principal for her guidance, encouragement and all necessary support for Aarohi.

Ms. Sarita

Teacher-Incharge, B.El.Ed.

(2014-2015)

Department of Elementary Education

(Principal, Core and Cooperative Faculty)

Dr. Kalpana Bhrara , OSD(Principal)

B.El.Ed teaching faculty

Ms. Sarita (Teacher-Incharge)

Dr.Manisha Wadhwa

Dr. Indu Nashier

Dr. Poonam Yadav

Ms. Punita Gupta

Ms. Abhilasha Bajaj

Dr. Ritu Chowdhary

Ms. Nidhi Goel

Dr. Anita Beniwal

Ms. Priya Khurana

Ms. Meeta Arora

Ms. Alka Verma

Ms. Chhaya Chanchal

Ms. Seema Sharma

Mr. Samaresh Bharaty

Ms. Anjali Rana

Cooperating Faculty

Ms. Tehmina(Geography Department)

Dr. Sheetal(Geography Department)

Dr. Suruchi (Mathematics Department)

Dr. Bhupendra (Chemistry Department)

Dr. Kalpana Bhrara (Chemistry Department)

Dr. Sandhaya Vatsayan (Hindi Department)

Dr. Vidhi Sharma (Hindi Department)

Dr. Rashmi Gupta (Physical Education Department)

Dr. Pearl Drego(Resource Person Self Development)

Mr. Akhilesh(Resource Person Theatre)

Mr. Manish(Resource Person Theatre)

Ms. Harpreet Kaur(Resource Person Art & Craft)

Non-Teaching Faculty

Ms. Anju Panchal

Mr. Dinesh

Mr. Rajbhir Singh

Mr. Naveen Sharma

Core team of Aarohi

Teachers

Ms. Sarita (Teacher-Incharge)

Dr. Anita Beniwal

Ms. Chhaya Chanchal

Ms. Alka Verma

Mr. Samaresh Bharaty

Students

Himani (B.EL.ED. 3rd year)

Harshita Dabas (B.EL.ED. 3rd year)

Deepmala kaushik (B.EL.ED. 2nd year)

Minakshi Pal (B.EL.ED. 1st year)

Academic Achievements of

2013-2014

1st year- 1st position - Manisha

2nd position - Ishita

3rd position - Annu

2nd year- 1st position Shilpa Khatri

2nd position Deepali Rohilla

3rd position Mayuri Chauhan

3rd year- 1st position -Jyotsna

2nd position -Manisha

3rd position Ruchika Rana

4th year- 1st position -Himanshi

2nd position Priya

EVENTS IN THE COLLEGE

2nd october2014 Poster making on Ghandhiji

4th october2014 Play: Abhigyaan shakuntal (mandi house)

24th February 2015 kissa goi (Story Telling Workshop)

9th February 2015 - Workshop on Stress Management and Emotional Intelligence

7th April 2015 - Workshop on A Boy or a Daughter

20th January 2015 - Workshop on Inequality in various region , religion, caste, class, gender etc.

Lecture on BAA- lecture from Japanese teacher, what is BAA?

EVENTS OUTSIDE THE COLLEGE

11TH november2014 workshop on theatre as science (Miranda House)

17th march2015 Workshop on technology for teaching and learning of maths (LSR college)

13th, 14th, 15th February 2015 Workshop on childhood (RRCEE, CIE)

24th march 2015 Manthan (Annual fest ,IHE college)

25th march2015 workshop with Dalai Lama (Kothari centre)

For our lovely teachersWhen god created teachers,He gave us special friendsTo help us understand his worldAnd truly comprehendThe beauty and the wonderOf everything we seeAnd become a better personWith each discoveryWhen God created teachersHe gave us special guidesTo show us way in which to growSo we can all decideHow to live and how to doWhat is right instead of wrongTo lead us so that we can leadAnd learn how to b strongWhy God created teachersWas to help us to make our worldA better , wiser place....

Meenakshi, B.El.Ed. 3rd year

School contact program (B.El.Ed Ist year)

It conceptualized the interaction with elementary school children in a manner that enables teacher trainees to explore creative ways of organizing activities with and for children

SAVE GIRL CHILD! EDUCATE GIRL CHILD!

Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao (Save girl child, educate girl child) is a Government of India scheme that aims to generate awareness and improving the efficiency of welfare services meant for women.According to census data, the child sex Ratio (0-6 years) in India was 927 girls per 1,000 boys in 2001, which dropped drastically to 918 girls for every 1,000 boys in 2011.

Speaking on International Day of the Girl Child, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, called for eradication of female foeticide and invited suggestions from the citizens of India on "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao" on the MyGov portal.

Prime Minister Modi launched the programme on January 22, 2015 from Panipat, Haryana.The main objective of programme was to -Prevent gender based sex selective elimination.Ensure survival & protection of the Girl ChildEnsure education of the Girl ChildImprove the Nutrition Status of Girl ChildPromote a protective environment for Girl Child.

So a girl should not be treated as a burden. No one should have the right to kill a girl child not just because of the laws but for the sake of humanity.IF GIRLS ARE NOT BORN, WHO WILL YOU MARRY YOUR SON'S TO? WHO WILL GIVE

BIRTH TO NEXT GENERATION?Save girl!! Educate her!! It is not what she demands, It is her right..People say in old age sons come in handy. Had that been true so many old age homes would not have opened. Sons have cars and bungalows yet parents remain in old age homes. On the other hand, there are innumerable daughters who work hard to keep their parents happy. If girls get the chance, they perform better than boys.

Riya Gupta, B.el.ed - Ist year

Banning the Ban

Mum saying no no dont eat it, it will harm you but the child eat that only, whether in front of her or at the back.

Yes, its true, have you ever seen a child doing all that stuff what you stop them from doing. They actually dont obey those rules what you ban them. Ask yourself only, if anyone ask you or ban you from doing things, dont you have the curiosity why banning this, what is the reason behind it, etc.

Actually, its not only your problem, it is the problem of human mentality, that if you will ban something people will do that.

Here are some few examples-

1. Hacking is banned, doesnt sites being hacked?

2. YouTube ban the videos, arent they downloaded?

3. Simplest example- on the board it is written dont pluck the flowers and interesting part is people pluck from there only.

4. On the wall it is written dont pee here does anyone listen?

So these were some basic and simple examples which we observe in daily life.

Now important part is does banning girls from wearing short dresses, or hanging out with friends, working late night, attending parties, will stop rape cases?

Rape cases in rural areas are more in number than the urban areas. So does the dress play any role in it? NO

Some people do comment that wearing short dresses provoke men and invite them to commit crime. So it means if a guy isnt wearing helmet on the road should provoke others to hit him on his head because he is not protecting his head, as clothes are for the protection.

Banning the movies stop people from watching it. Really? Cant they download it? Banning the sites cant they being