Principals Diary

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  1. Forming a Learning Culture

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    Forming a Learning Culture


    The single greatest predictor of impact is what we call the organization?s learning culture, a broad set of practices that embed learning into teaching processes, faculty behaviours and organizational reward systems.. With learning now taking place everywhere – formally, informally, through social networks and on-demand – an organization?s ability to support and encourage learning drives best results.

    Research says that the single biggest driver of impact for much of its professional development is the continual reinforcement of training by management and others. We also find that R &D professionals play a pivotal role in building, supporting and enhancing a school?s learning culture. Therefore, it’s important to think beyond learning programs and consider enterprise learning in a broader context.

    Today’s learning organization must focus heavily on the development of talent-driven learning programs that integrate with talent management strategies. Leadership development, career development programs and integration with performance management are critical best practices. Investments in these areas are crucial because many companies are talent-constrained by teachers? turnover, gaps in the leadership pipeline and the influx of younger workers.

    Informal and collaborative learning have become as important as formal learning. Communities of practice, coaching, content authored by subject matter experts and on-demand learning are some of the biggest drivers of organizational impact. Such approaches also match the learning styles of young workers.

    All learning organizations must have a core expertise in e-learning. Today, much of our corporate work experience is dependent on electronic content. E-mail, audio, video, mobile devices, web casting, messaging, portals, search engines and social networks make up a huge part of almost every professional?s life. The high-impact processes identified in this research involve not only content development, but skills in information architecture, creation of content standards and implementation of processes for content reuse. Today’s modern learning organization understands how to build context, not just content.

    The disciplines of planning, governance, measurement and leadership continue to be tremendously important. While not all organizations can justify the role of a chief learning officer, learning must have a leader. This leader must ensure learning is integrated with the organization?s talent management strategies and aligned with curriculum planning processes. Steering committees that represent the federated learning organization also are mandatory.

    Globalization has become one of the top focus areas of high-impact learning. Just a few years ago, only large corporations were focused on this topic. Now, companies of all sizes have global employees, customers and partners demanding a new set of disciplines and expertise in global program development and delivery.

    This research clearly shows that modern learning organizations drive impact in new and exciting ways. As learning leaders and professionals, we must continuously understand how changes in technology, demographics, business and organizational structures affect high-impact best practices. We hope these findings help you set your priorities and establish investments that drive the greatest possible impact in the coming years.

    We all are convinced that quality education requires well qualified teachers. The development of teachers? performance is inconceivable without appropriate in-service training. The teachers have to adapt to learn to adopt new pedagogical programmes, to develop new curricula, quality assurance systems etc. These activities must be learnt in the framework of continuous training. The organisations that best cope and adapt to change will drive the highest value.

    Archna Sharma

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  2. Using flash-cards in the English classroom

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        Most teachers use flash-cards in their English lessons when they have to introduce new vocabulary. Using flash-cards our students will be able to understand the new vocabulary without any kind of translation. Anyway, we have to take into account that there are lexical fields that cannot be illustrated... Comment
  3. Self Appraisal

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    Self Appraisal   A little boy went into a drug store, reached for a soda carton and pulled it over to the telephone. He climbed onto the carton so that he could reach the buttons on the phone and proceeded to punched a phone number. The store-owner observed and listened... Comment
  4. Complete IIT JEE Syllabus

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    JEE Mathematics Syllabus Algebra Algebra of complex numbers, addition, multiplication, conjugation, polar representation, properties of modulus and principal argument, triangle inequality, cube roots of unity, geometric interpretations. Quadratic equations with real coefficients, relations between roots and coefficients, formation of quadratic equations with given roots, symmetric functions of roots. Arithmetic, geometric... Comment
  5. Project based learning

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    Globalization on a fast track, economy redefined and the way networked communications has exploded, have all resulted in a change. Global economies need educated people as citizens of today and tomorrow. Learning in the 21st century is definitely a lot different from learning in any other century. How can students... 1
  6. Defence Links

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    Defence links:         Ministry of Defence       Indian Army Official Website       Indian Navy Official Website       Indian Air Force Official Website       Defence Research & Development Orgnisation       Ordnance Factory Board       Electronics Corporation... Comment

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