Department of Education
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"THOSE WHO UTIaLIZE THEIR EDUCATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NATION, ARE TRULY EDUCATED AND THE REST SHOULD BE LOOKED UPON AS MANUAL LABOURERS.”
- LOKMANYA TILAK
| Vision |
To create competent and committed Teachers as agents of modernization and social change for National Development. |
| Mission Statement |
1. To impart the skills needed for becoming effective teachers. 2. To sensitize the trainee teachers regarding the various social issues. 3. To stimulate critical awareness about educational practices. 4. To develop managerial and organizational skills. Thus, the institution aims to promote competent and committed professionals in the field, who have research oriented attitude while pursuing this noble and sacred profession, which will fulfill Lokmanya Tilak’s dream of building a ‘Strong and Modern India’ |
| Objectives | 1. To act as agents of modernization and social change. 2. To promote social cohesion, international understanding and protection of human rights and the rights of a child. 3. To become a competent and committed professional, willing to perform the identified tasks. 4. To use competencies and skills needed for becoming an effective teacher and teacher educator. 5. To sensitize the student-teacher about emerging issues such as environment protection, population explosion, gender equality, legal literacy etc. 6. To inculcate critical awareness about social realities among the students and 7. To develop managerial and organizational skills. |
We,TMV’s Department of Education are committed to create
professionally competent teachers to perform their roles effectively as per
the needs of the society. We also aim to upgrade the standard of Teacher Education and to
enhance the professional and social status of teachers and develop amongst them a sense of commitment towards
the educational needs of the society.
In the academic year 2005-06 Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth
has launched ‘Bachelor of Education’ one-year regular degree
course through English medium, which was the long cherished dream
of Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth and closely associated with educational
thoughts of Lokmanya.
Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth received recognition from NCTE in 2005, for
the implementation of B.Ed. course for the intake of 100 students.
The list of recognized institutions is displayed on NCTE’s
Website :
WWW. ncte-in.org
Year
of Establishment – 2004-05
Dean
of the faculty – -------
Principal
of the college – Dr. Neelima Mehta
Date of recognition from NCTE – 25th September 2005 APW 01769(B.Ed.)
28th october 2009 APW 07519/125186(M.Ed)
NCTE CODE - 123232
Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth,
Gultekdi, Pune – 411 037.
Phone – (off) – 020 – 24403019/24403096.
Fax – 020 – 24266068, 020-24266701
ELIGIBILITY
A candidate should have passed the Bachelor’s Degree/Master’s degree of any recognized University, with at least 50% marks and should have offered at least one school subject at the first and / or second degree level as a principal, subsidiary, allied or an optional subject. (School subject means the subject included in the syllabus for Secondary / Higher Secondary level in the Maharashtra State.)
Relaxation of 5% will be given to the candidates belonging to the S.C. and S.T. and other notified categories as per State Government rules.
ENTRANCE TEST OF 100 MARKS
Fee for Entrance Test: Rs. 500/- Requirement for Entrance Test:- Attested photo copy of mark list of Graduation + 2 Passport size photos.
| Duration | OPPORTUNITIES AT EXIT POINT |
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| 1 Year | i) Employment at Secondary and Higher - Secondary level. |
| ii) Pursuit of Higher Studies - M.Ed. |
ELIGIBILITY
• Any person who has taken the degree of Bachelor of Education from this Vidyapeeth or another recognized University. • Students who have passed B.Ed. (Physical Education) or equivalent examination of any statutory University will be held eligible for the admission to the M.Ed. Course.
ENTRANCE TEST OF 100 MARKS
Fee for Entrance Test: Rs. 500/- Entrance Test of 100 marks will be conducted by the Vidyapeeth based on computer applications and content covered in B.Ed. Course.
| Duration | OPPORTUNITIES AT EXIT POINT |
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| 1 Year | i) Employment as a Teacher Educator in the College of Education. |
| ii) Pursuit of Higher Studies – M.Phil., Ph.D. |
Basic Infrastructure Inputs for quality
- Well equipped physical infrastructure
- Eco friendly environment
- Library with networking facilities
- Spacious computer lab – Internet connectivity
- Sciences lab,Psycology Lab
- Language Lab
- Sports Department.
- Hostel Facility for Girl's and Boy's.
- OPD of Ayurveda Dept.
- Well equipped/Modern Studio of Media Centre.
Academic Inputs for Excellence and commitment to the profession
About us.................
"We aim to create committed and resourseful nation builders".
The Department of Education was started in 2005.
The following are our special features.
- Well qualified and dedicated staff.
- Guest lectures of eminent personalities in the field of education.
- Workshops on value added inputs.
- Enabling the pupil teachers to be acquainted with modern communication devices.
- Video taping of micro teaching lessons.
- Health Education Programme.
- Socially Useful Productive Work (SUPW) -(Paper bag making workshop etc)
- Separate weightage given for Event Management.
- Social Service Camp.
- ICT based practice lessons.
- Practice lessons and Internship in reputed schools.
- Well equipped library with latest publications.
- Total number of books - 2008.
- Post graduate department of Education - 2009.
- Subscribed Educational journals-16.
- 100% results along with campus interviews and placement at the time of internship itself
- 'REFLECTIONS' - Annual magazine of student's creative efforts in form of literary contributions.
Second Alumni Meet(September 1st,2012)
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Report of Second Alumni Meet
The Department of Education, Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth organized its second Alumni Meet on Saturday, 1st September 2012. The meet was attended by many alumni of batches that graduated from the year 2007 to 2012. Most of them were visiting their Alma Mater for the first time since their graduation, and naturally were thrilled to be backin the campus again.The alumini of the 2011-12 batch were especially enthusiastic about coming back to interact with their friends once again. There was special enthusiasm in the batch 2011 – 12.
Garlanding of Lokmanya Tilak’s Statue
The function started with garlanding of
Lokamanya Tilak’s Statue by alumni of the 1st batch Mr. Mahadev Jadhav, of Tejas Education
society, Pune.
Welcome Speech by Principal
Principal, Dr. Neelima Mehta, welcomed the alumni .
In the speech, she rightly pointed out that Alumni meet is a bridge between the old
and the new students. She hoped that the alumni would continue to support the college and
guide it towards a better future. Job placements, fund raising, career guidance were few
areas where alumni help is always welcome.
Sharing thoughts by Alumni
The alumni were very enthusiastic about expressing their
gratitude towards the college. It was a great pleasure to know about their accomplishments
in their professional lives.
Mrs. Archana Dharu from 2011-12 batch shared a beautiful thought.
She mentioned that during its struggle to free itself of the cocoon, the butterfly develops its wings.
It gains strength in its struggles. It develops all it needs so when it does leave the cocoon,
it is strengthin its strugglesand when it does leave the conoon,it is strong,complete and is able to operate on its own. She compared this struggle to
the hard work during the B.Ed. course.
Mrs. Shruti Padmakumar said, "B.Ed. Course teaches
us that you cannot choose just one from the many responsibilities in life, and ignore others.
The course teaches you multitasking".
Mr. Ajit Janaj from 2008-09 batch, informed the
trainee teachers about the current job openings. Alumni unanimously said that the discipline
and good habits inculcated by the college has enriched their personalities and mentioned that everything that they
had enriched their personalities and mentioned that everything that they had achieved in their professional career was entirely due to their professional training in TMV.
Felicitation of Alumni
Alumni serving as Principals in various schools were
felicitated. It was proud moment for the teachers, to see their students at the peak of
the careers.
The following alumini were felicitated.
1) Mrs. Minal Kasbe – Fr. Agnels Vidyankur school, Pune.
2) Mr. Jitendra Khairnar – Rotary English school, Dhule.
3) Mrs. Sharada Rao – The
Revachand Bhojwani Academy, Pune.
4) Mrs. Rupali wagh – S.H.I. primary school, Pune.
Speech by Registrar
Registrar of TMV, Dr. Umesh Keskar, was all praise for the Department
of Education of Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth. According to him, this was the best department
in the Vidyapeeth and all credit for this was given to the Principal,Dr. Neelima Mehta Madam’s vision and the faculty’s dedication.
He congratulated the department for efforts put in to create ‘Reflection’- the departmental
magazine.
Dr. Keskar encouraged alumni to take up research activity. He promised that
all necessary help would be provided to the Department of Education for this. Credit of the research work
would rightly be given to the researcher. He appealed to everybody to contribute to the journal
‘Reflections’.He also assured complete administrative support to the students in this regard.
He also gave following
suggestion-
• Alumni should give feedback of the ground reality in the field of education
to the department, so that the course can be evolve with the changing times.
• Alumni Meet
could be scheduled on the first Saturday of September each year, so that alumni would be able to plan their activities in advance.
Elections for Alumni Body
The alumni unanimously elected Mr. Ajit Janaj as Secretary
and Mrs. Seema Jagtap as Treasurer of the Alumni Body and were felicitated and welcomed by
Principal, Dr. Neelima Mehta.
Vote of Thanks
Officially, the event concluded by the Vote of Thanks given by a
trainee teacher of 8th batch of B.Ed course of Department of Education.
Refreshments and free Interactions
After the refreshment and free interactions
the Alumni Meet concluded on a very emotional note. Everyone departed with the resolve to
visit again and spread the message amongst all who could not visit.
Ph.D. Programme In Education
Names of the students admitted for the of Ph. D. (Education) course
Academic year 2010-2011
1) Smt. Benazeer Tamboli
2) Smt. Madhuri Gunjal
3) Smt.Kirti Namjoshi
Academic year 2011-2012
1) Smt. Sarika Rathod
2) Smt. Revati Namjoshi
3) Smt. Reshma Nethagani
Academic year 2012-2013 (Course work is in progress)
| 1) Smt. Archana Borhade | 2) Shri. Shirish Choudankar |
| 3) Smt. Archana Desai | 4) Smt. Pinaze Dubash |
| 5) Smt. Rohini Gavahane | 6) Smt. Shubhangi Godse |
| 7) Shri. Sachin Kharate | 8) Smt. Vaishali Kulkarni |
| 9) Smt. Jyoti Mahajan | 10) Smt. Mrudula Mahajan |
| 11) Shri. Sanjay Mohite | 12) Smt. Geeta Muthya |
| 13) Shri. Jayant Pathak | 14) Smt. Yashomati Phuke |
| 15) Smt. Savita Salunkhe | 16) Smt. Dayanand Shendkar |
| 17) Shri. Jitendra Waghmare | 18) Smt. Shalini Tonpe |
(I) Report of the National Conference on ‘Challenges to Contemporary Indian Higher Education’
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A National Conference on ‘Challenges to Contemporary Indian Higher Education’ was organized by Department of Education, Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth, Pune on Saturday 3rd November, 2012. Dr. Umesh Keskar, Registrar, Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth, in his welcome address stated the impact of globalization on contemporary Indian higher education and education sector as a whole. He further said that the role of government and public sector in the field of education needs to be given a serious thought. Dr. Neelima Mehta, Convener and Principal of Department of Education mentioned in brief the importance of higher education in the development process and threw light on the theme and sub-themes of the conference.
Dr. Deepak Tilak, Vice-Chancellor, Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth expressed his views about development of Higher Education and the need of involvement of government and private institutions for the same. He emphasized the need of implementation of structured and well planned schemes in the development of higher education.
Dr. Bharat Bhushan, Director, Distance Education Council, IGNOU has delivered the keynote address in this conference. In his address he highlighted the need to offer Open and Distance Learning Programme parallel to conventional education system to increase the accessibility of higher education. Further he mentioned that the current higher education had a confined reach only to metros and cities and to selected class of people. It had yet to reach rural parts. The open and distance mode of learning had the potencial to increase the reach of higher education even in the remotest parts in an inclusive manner. The compilation of Abstracts was released by Dr. Bharat Bhushan.
The 64 delegates from all over India presented their papers in five different sessions. The various presentations focused on challenges to quality, accessibility, standardization and government interventions in higher education. The sessions were multidisciplinary. Dr. Bharat Bhushan and Dr. Hanumaiah attended the paper presentation sessions and interacted with the participants.
Dr. B. Hanumaiah, Vice-Chancellor of Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Central University (Lukhnow) emphasized the need to develop higher education. He said,’ There are three important components in any education system i.e. students, teachers and parents'. He stressed that teachers are the most important component in the education system therefore the teachers have to equip themselves better in the teaching – learning process.
The valedictory function was presided by Dr. Arun Nigavekar, Former Chairman, UGC, New Delhi, and Founder Director, NAAC. In his address the following aspects were touched upon,
• The necessity of autonomy of universities for quality enhancement
• The paradox in Higher Education in India about the fact that massification and quality do not go hand in hand.
• Various government policies to achieve the difficult balance between improved access and equity to higher education without compromising quality.
• The numerous magnitudes of students in the coming decade who will seek higher education and the paucity of institutions catering these needs.
• Synergy between existing regular mode of education with open and distance education systems to address the problem of numerous students.
• The need to have technology, electronic media and flexible modes of higher education where the regular and distance education boundaries get blurred and blend seamlessly.
• Requirement of a multidisciplinary approach to higher education.
• Addressing challenges of creating effective delivery systems which lead to – anytime, anywhere, any place higher education for all.
• Challenges with respect to legal structures, implementation of related policies and global needs in the context of higher education.
• Need of perpetual educational policies which are not dependent on or affected by governments in power.
• Need to encourage public / private partnership (PPP) in higher education
• The important role of Distance Education Council (DEC) to meet challenges of numbers and maintain quality of higher education.
• Credit based modular structures for free mobility of students and ensuring no breaks in their higher education.
• The importance of balancing available resources and exploring different options to develop higher education systems relevant to the needs of our country.
The day long proceedings ended with vote of thanks. Certificates were distributed among participants. The organizing committee with able guidance from Vice Chancellor, Dr. Deepak Tilak and Registrar Dr. Umesh Keskar helped in making the conference a grand success.
| (II) The department is happy to receive, ISSN number for its biannual Journal of Teacher Education. ISSN 2319-8931 TMV’s Journal of Teacher Education. |
Research Activity:
A Minor Research project on "A study about implementation of Environmental Education and it's awareness with special reference to the 9th standard students from secondary schools in pune city , Maharashtra " is recommended and sanctioned by UGC ,New Delhi.
| File No. | Name & Address | Subject | Title | Allocation | 1st Instalment |
| F.No.6-57/2012 | Dr.Mehta Neelima Madhav Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth,pune-411037 maharashtra | Education | A study about implementation of Environmental Education and it's awareness with special reference to the 9th standard students from secondary schools in pune city ,maharashtra | 1,45,000/- | 85,000/- |
Mandatory Disclosure Form as per clause 8(14) of NCTE Regulations,2007.
Photo Gallery Of Dept. Of Education
Courses Offered
| Name Of Course | Eligibility | Intake | Mode | Medium | Duration |
| Bachelor in Education (B.Ed.) | Graduate / Post Graduate with 50% | 100 | Regular | English | 1 year |
| Master in Education (M.Ed.) | B.Ed. with 55% | 35 | Regular | English | 1 year |
| Ph.D. | - | - | - | - | - |
Academic Staff
List of Teaching Staff |
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Dr. Neelima Mehta | Principal | M.A. M.Ed. M.Phil. M.A. (Dist.Edu.) Ph.D. |
Pune University, Pune Pune University, Pune T.M.V. Pune YCMOU, Nasik T.M.V. Pune |
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Mrs. Benazeer Tamboli | Asst.Professor | M.A. M.Ed. SET. Ph.D.(Registered) |
Shivaji University, Kolhapur Pune University, Pune Pune University, Pune T.M.V. Pune |
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Mrs. Madhuri Gunjal | Asst.Professor | M.Sc. M.Ed. M.Phil. SET Ph.D.(Registered) |
B.A.M.U,A'bad B.A.M.U,A'bad Pune University, Pune Pune University, Pune T.M.V. Pune |
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Mrs. Kirti Namjoshi | Asst.Professor | M.A. M.Ed. M.Phil. SET Ph.D.(Registered) |
Pune University, Pune SNDT University Pune University, Pune T.M.V. Pune |
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Mrs. Sarika Rathod | Asst.Professor | B.Sc. M.A. M.Ed. SET Ph.D.(Registered) |
Pune University, Pune Pune University, Pune Pune University, Pune Pune University, Pune T.M.V. Pune |
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Mrs. Sharvary Govande | Asst.Professor | M.A. M.Ed. |
Pune University, Pune T.M.V. Pune |
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Mrs. Trupti Barve | Asst.Professor | M.Sc. M.Ed. |
Pune University, Pune T.M.V. Pune |
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Details of Paper Presentation/ Workshop-Seminars attended/Publication by Faculty Members.
Administrative Staff
List Of Administrative Staff |
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Mrs. Medha Bhagwat | Jr. Clerk | B.com. |
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Mr. Jayant Pawar | Peon | B.A. |
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