Vision

The Faculty Development Centre envisions a transformative educational environment where faculty members are empowered with advanced skills and innovative teaching methodologies. This vision aims to cultivate a culture of continuous growth, collaboration and excellence in higher education.

Mission

The mission of the Faculty Development Centre is to equip faculty members with the necessary tools, skills and support to excel in their teaching roles. Through targeted training, professional development and collaboration, the Centre strives to enhance teaching practices, foster a culture of innovation and enable faculty to adapt to evolving educational landscapes.

Objectives:

Enhanced Faculty Training:

Upskilling and Reskilling:

Effective Application of Skills:

Professional Development and Outreach:

Subject-Based Collaboration:

Innovation and Collaboration:

Innovation and Collaboration:

Technology Integration:

Research and Scholarships:

Teaching Methodologies and Consultancy:

Peer Learning and Improvement:

Academic Writing and Publication:

Outreach and Extension:

Physical and Holistic Well-being:

Let’s Talk Teaching

Let’s Talk Teaching’ is a series launched by the Faculty Development Centre at Al Shifa College of Arts and Science. This initiative, on Teachers Day 2023, aims to gather and share experience-based insights from educators. It not only provides a platform for the Teacher Fraternity to share their perceptions but also encourages them to reflect on the tools and techniques they use in their practices. The FDC invited teachers to contribute to the series by completing the statement: ‘As a teacher, I have learned…’ Their valuable insights, shared as posters, will undoubtedly enrich the learning journey of aspiring members of the teaching community.
Below, you’ll find the thoughts shared by these dedicated faculty members.

  

S No Quote Name & Designation
1 As a teacher, I have learned that you never cease to learn Dr. Harish. M. Tharayil, Head & Professor, Dept. of Psychiatry, Govt. Medical College, Kozhikode
2 As a teacher, I have learned that I should learn to learn and write more Dr. Satheesh, Registrar
University of Calicut
3 As a teacher, I have learnt that even when you feel they are wrong, you must grant students the right to take their decisions. Dr. Preeti Kumar, Asst. Professor and Head, Dept of English,
St. Teresa’s College (Autonomous)
Ernakulam
4 As a teacher, I have learnt that Kids learn better when they are constructively engaged Siny Gopinath, Principal, Orchids, The International School, Haralur, Bangalore
5 As a teacher, I have learned that one should never teach what one is unfamiliar with. Dr. Prasanth.S. S
Professor & HoD
Dept: of Pharmaceutical Analysis
Al Shifa College of Pharmacy
6 As a teacher, I have learned that a genuine word of appreciation would serve as a therapy in itself. Dr. S. Visaka Devi
Asst. Professor of English
Pondicherry University
7 As a teacher, I have learnt that students teach us a lot. Prof. Dr. Manoj Narayanan. K. S
Professor and Head, Department of Commerce, Baselius College
Kottayam
8 As a teacher, I have learned that we can truly inspire students by crafting engaging projects, offering few feedback sessions, and being readily available for discussions Imthias Ahamed T Parambath
Professor,
Centre for Artificial Intelligence,
T K M College of Engineering,
​Kollam
9 As a teacher,I have learned that I have great role in cultivating values and ethics in the society through my students Kashmeela. E. T, Asst. Professor, Department of English, Ansar Women’s College, (Psycologist, Saheli Counseling Centre)
10 As a teacher I have learned that we need to focus more on creating dynamic, engaging and relevant individual & group learning experiences. Ronita Roy
Associate Professor
Bangabasi Morning College
Head, Dept of English
11 As a teacher, I have learned that I must battle complacency, safeguarding my passion, empathy and perseverance for continuous growth Aswathi. M. P
Asst Professor of English
KAHM Unity Women’s College
Manjeri
12 As a teacher, I have learned that a teacher can’t teach anything to anybody but could only be a facilitator in making a student understand himself/herself better. Govt. Pre- University College
Hospet
Vijayanagara Dist
Karnataka
13 As a teacher, I have learned that teaching is not just a classroom affair as it involves all the efforts taken to positively influence the life of a person using any available resources and tools. Dr. Ahamed Riaz. K
Director
Farook Institute of Management Studies
14 As a teacher, I’ve learned that a good teacher not only teaches well but also fosters love and creative thinking in their students. Suhara. P
Head Mistress
IMALPS Anappamkuzhu
Kizhattoor, Perinthalmanna
15 As a teacher, I have learned that the teacher learns as much from the learner as the learner from the teacher’. Bindu Amat
Former Head
Dept. of English, Providence Women’s College, Kozhikode
16 As a teacher, I have learned that fostering a genuine connection with students and igniting their curiosity is the key to nurturing lifelong learners Linda R
In Charge of Middle Section and IT coordinator of Ideal English School
17 As a teacher, I have learnt that emotional quotient of the teacher reflects in his/ her student too Divya. K. A
UPST, AUPS, Malappuram
18 As a teacher, I have learned that teachers who are empathetic are always better teachers. Mansoor. A. T
Associate Professor of English (Rtd.)
MES Mampad College (Autonomous)
19 As a teacher, I have learnt from my students that life has a boomerang effect- what you give is what you receive. Prof. (Dr) Lata Marina Varghese, Former Principal, St. Thomas College, Ranni
20 As a teacher, I have learned that engaging students outside the classroom is more fruitful. Dr. Lirar Pulikkalakath
Assistant Professor
School of International Relations and Politics, MGU Campus
21 As a teacher, I have learned that teachers are not superhumans to be idealistic. Lakshmi Priya. P
HST English
GHSS, Pandikkad
22 As a teacher, I have learned that every student has their unique strengths and challenges and it is my responsibility to nurture their potential and offer support whenever necessary. Dr. Reesha Karally
Assistant Professor
Department of Education
University of Calicut
23 As a teacher, I have learnt that teachers are the only people who are deprived of sleep thinking of other people’s kids. Ms. Sheeja Venugopal, Vice Principal, Alhuda English School, Manjeri.

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