ART WORKSHOP DAY REPORT 🎨

 UNLEASHING CREATIVITY🖌️🎨

🎭A transformative Arts Workshop for Future Educators...🎭

Teaching is a synthesis of artistic and scientific skills. On October 17, 2024, an arts session related to EDU101.3 was organized to foster creativity among students. The session was led by the exceptionally talented artist, N. Gopalakrishnan. The workshop commenced with the opening remarks by our principal, Mr. Riju John. After the introduction, Gopalakrishnan Sir took over the session and emphasized the significance of a teacher possessing strong artistic abilities. He demonstrated various painting styles, inspiring everyone present.  

Inauguration and welcoming session of the workshop 

Gopalakrishnan sir taught the outline drawing 

The first session focused on fabric painting. Sir provided an outline, and we proceeded to paint the artwork under his guidance. The next session introduced us to glass painting which was both enjoyable and informative. During the lunch break, Gopalakrishnan Sir briefly discussed diverse painting styles, enhancing our understanding and appreciation for art.  

Post lunch, the workshop moved on to bottle art where Sir shared numerous innovative ideas for creating bottle designs. A particularly unique experience for many was using M-seal clay in bottle art. Following this, he guided us through the process of making paper flowers and greeting cards ,sharing creative techniques to make these items.  

The session concluded with a sense of fulfillment and inspiration. This workshop was a novel experience for all participants, providing a fresh perspective on integrating artistic skills into teaching. We realized the importance of nurturing a child's overall development alongside academic excellence, and how activities like these could play a vital role in achieving this balance.

INTERNATIONAL TEACHER'S DAY CELEBRATION 👩‍🏫

 ♥️SNEHAPOORVAM♥️

International Teachers' Day was celebrated with enthusiasm on October 7, 2024, at Baselios Marthoma Mathews II Training College. The program, led by General Secretary Roshma Pappachan, began with a welcome speech by Union Chairman Albin K. Alexander, followed by the presidential address delivered by Sheeja Tr, Teachers from various departments, including Sheeja Tr, Praveena Tr, Akhil Sir, Shamna Rani TR, Shijini Tr and Vismaya Thomas Tr, shared their inspiring experiences. The event featured captivating cultural performances, including dances by Feba, Soja, and the English department, and musical renditions by Kalyani, Muhsina, and Fathima Noushad. Fr. Terry's speech added to the significance of the celebration, which concluded with a vote of thanks by David C. Alex.

FIELD TRIP🚍

 🚊WANDER & WONDER: A Day of Joyful Discoveries🚊

 

As part of our community-based practical activities, our class embarked on a memorable field trip on October 4, 2024. We divided into two groups, each exploring locations relevant to our subjects under the guidance of our teachers.  

Group Division and Leadership

Malayalam, Mathematics, and Physical Science Students Guided by Akhil Raj Sir, Vismaya Thomas, and Shamna Rani teacher.  

English, Social Science, and Natural Science Students Accompanied by Riju Sir, Shijini teacher, Sheeja teacher, and Praveena teacher.  

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First Destination : Kumaranasan Memorial, Thonnakkal

Our journey began at the Kumaranasa umn Memorial in Thonnakkal, a serene and well-preserved tribute to the life and works of the renowned poet Kumaranasan. The memorial houses photographs, handwritten manuscripts, and artefacts, providing an intimate glimpse into his literary journey. The tranquil surroundings offered an ideal setting for literature enthusiasts to reflect on his contributions to Malayalam poetry. The visit enriched our understanding of his legacy and inspired us to delve deeper into his works.  

  

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Second destination: Priyadarsini Planetarium

Next, we explored the Priyadarsini Planetarium, a hub of scientific discovery. The planetarium boasts an astronomical observatory, a science play park, and a captivating 3D theatre. Students actively engaged with the interactive installations and experiments that explained complex scientific concepts in a simple, visual manner. The show in the dome theatre, which illustrated the mysteries of space, was particularly fascinating. After an enlightening morning, we enjoyed a delicious lunch at the planetarium premises.  

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Third Destination: Kerala Arts and Crafts Village

Our afternoon was spent at the Kerala Arts and crafts Village, a vibrant showcase of Kerala's traditional arts and crafts. The village featured exquisite works in wood carving, traditional ornaments, and musical instruments, crafted by skilled local artisans. The artists enthusiastically demonstrated their techniques and shared insights about the materials used in their creations. This cultural immersion offered a profound appreciation for Kerala's rich artistic heritage.  

 

  

 

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Fourth Destination: Kovalam Beach 

We concluded our day at the scenic Kovalam Beach, where we reunited with the second group. After a refreshing tea break, we spent the evening enjoying the serene waves, golden sands, and the vibrant atmosphere of the beach. It was a perfect spot to unwind and reflect on the day’s experiences, leaving us rejuvenated and filled with fond memories.  

                              

The field trip provided a perfect blend of education and recreation, allowing students to connect theory with real-world experiences. It was a day of discovery, learning, and bonding that will remain cherished for a long time.