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issues, concern and perspectives on pedagogy for schools. The three-day national<br />

seminar was organised from 2 to 4 March 2011. Eighty two delegates from all<br />

parts of the country participated in the seminar. The seminar deliberated on<br />

seven themes in separate sessions. Papers were presented on the theme ‘Single<br />

and Multiple Perspectives in Pedagogy’; ‘Generic and Subject Specific Pedagogies’;<br />

‘ICT-Pedagogy Integration for Curriculum Engagement’; ‘Contextualising<br />

Pedagogy to the Classroom Realities’; and ‘Pedagogical Concerns in Curricular<br />

Materials’. A panel discussion was held on Models of Leadership in Pedagogy for<br />

Schools, Models of Leadership in Pedagogy for schools’ and ‘Teacher Preparation<br />

and Professional Development for Implementing Pedagogical Perspectives in<br />

Schools’. Abstracts of the selected papers were distributed among the delegates.<br />

Science Camp 2010<br />

The Summer Science Camp 2010 was held at RIE, Mysore from 17 to 26 May<br />

2010. The camp was inaugurated by Professor K. Dorasami, Principal, RIE,<br />

Mysore. Students from different schools of Mysore along with students from DM<br />

School participated in the camp. Principal stressed the need to develop scientific<br />

temper among children and urged them to take active part in the activities of the<br />

camp. Sessions were arranged on science experiments with low cost materials,<br />

demonstration of science concepts with games and puzzles, reporting and<br />

maintenance of dairy on observations in science, food adulteration, film shows<br />

on alternate material instead of materials from animal origin, interesting<br />

experiments in science, visit to zoo, water investigation, rocks and minerals, clay<br />

modeling, nature walk, snake demonstration, sculpture art, visit to milk diary,<br />

origami, bird show, bird watch, food and nutrition, visit to natural history museum<br />

and yoga during the camp.<br />

Extension Lecturers<br />

The programme is conducted with a view to provide a special forum for both<br />

students and faculty for academic discussion with scholars in different areas of<br />

knowledge, to promote a healthy debate and interaction on various areas of<br />

contemporary concerns and interests and to generate interest and enthusiasm<br />

among students and faculty in various fields of knowledge.<br />

The following lectures were organised in the institute for the year 2010-11<br />

� Dr D. Khader Valli, an environmentalist from Mysore delivered a talk on<br />

‘Health, Food and Environment’ on 16 September 2010 in connection with<br />

World Ozone day:<br />

� Professor Shantha Sinha spoke on ‘Right to Education and Banning of<br />

Corporal Punishment’ in the 3rd Zakir Hussain memorial lecture held on 20<br />

September 2010.<br />

� Bramha Kumari Yogeshwari spoke on ‘Empowerment through Values and<br />

Spirituality and Clean the Mind and Green the Earth’ on 22 October 2010.<br />

� Professor Sheik Ali addressed the audience on ‘The Life and Work of Maulana<br />

Abul Kalam Azad’ during the <strong>National</strong> Education Day held on 11 November<br />

2010 to commemorate birth anniversary of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad.<br />

� Dr Madhav Chavan delivered the 4th Zakir Hussain Memorial Lecture on<br />

‘Changing Times: Demand Change in Education’ on 28 January 2011.<br />

� Dr Siddaramaiah spoke on ‘Nano Technology’ as a part of <strong>National</strong> Science<br />

Day celebration on 28 February 2011<br />

<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> 2010-11

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