Honoring a Literary Legend: A Tribute to M.T. Vasudevan Nair by Kalosmi ✍️

The Malayalam Department Association, Kalosmi, at our college hosted an inspiring event dedicated to one of the greatest figures in Malayalam literature, M.T. Vasudevan Nair. The program, held as a heartfelt tribute, was a day filled with insightful discussions, artistic expressions, and engaging competitions.

A Tribute in Words and Light

The event commenced at 10 AM with a warm welcome address by Akhil Sir from the Malayalam department. Our principal delivered the presidential address, setting the stage for a day of literary reflection. A special candle-lighting ceremony was conducted in honor of M.T. Vasudevan Nair, symbolizing his enduring legacy in Malayalam literature.

The highlight of the event was the keynote address by Prof. Dr. M.R. Shelly from Fatima Mata National College, who delved deep into the legendary writer’s contributions to literature and cinema. Rev. Father M. Jacob, Sheeja Chacko Miss, Arun Raj Sir, Dona Miss, and our union chairman, Albin K. Alexander, also shared their insights, celebrating the writer’s timeless impact. The session concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by jishnu Balachandran, a student representative.

An Immersive Literary Experience

Following the session, an exhibition was organized in the Malayalam department classroom, inaugurated by our principal. The exhibition was a testament to the dedication and hard work of the team, featuring an engaging documentary on M.T. Vasudevan Nair’s life and works. The cultural essence of his writings was further brought to life through a dance performance inspired by one of his creations.

Quiz Battle: Testing Literary Knowledge

Adding an element of excitement, a quiz competition was held, with all departments competing in their optional groups. After a fierce intellectual battle, our Physical Science department emerged as the champion, followed closely by the Mathematics department in second place.

A Day to Remember

The program concluded at 1:30 PM, leaving everyone enriched with a deeper appreciation for the literary legend. Kalosmi’s tribute to M.T. Vasudevan Nair was not just an event but an experience—a perfect blend of learning, creativity, and celebration of literature.

This remarkable day will be cherished as a true homage to a master storyteller whose words continue to inspire generations.

                  Prof. Dr. M.R. Shelly

      

Quiz Competition Winners - Physical Science Department

"3 Koottukarude Rodhanam: Bringing the States of Matter to Life on Stage"🤩

Date: 24-01-2025

Time: 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM

As part of the B.Ed curriculum, we had the second day of the workshop on Art Education and Theoretical Drama, focusing on drama performances. The session began with a warm welcome address from our principal, and all students were eager to perform and watch the drama presentations. The class was divided into 20 groups based on their optional subjects, and the program kicked off at 10:00 AM.

Drama Performances

Each group performed with enthusiasm and dedication, delivering varied performances. While some groups delivered highly engaging performances, others were more ordinary. Our group, numbered 17, performed the drama "3 Koottukarude Rodhanam," based on the topic States of Matter. The play featured six characters:

•Solid (Nimmi)

•Liquid (Vaishnavi)

•Gas (Simi Saji)

•Teacher (played by me)

•Shruthi (Adithya)

•Vinod (Noel)

As the teacher, I guided the audience through the states of matter, with the other characters effectively portraying their respective roles.

Evaluation and Recognition

After all the groups performed, the resource person provided feedback on our strengths and areas for improvement. Our group scored 9 out of 10, and we received positive feedback for using the stage effectively and conveying the subject smoothly to the audience. The performance was engaging, and the recognition for our efforts made it a truly unforgettable experience, especially since it was our first time performing a drama.

The session concluded at 4:30 PM, marking the end of a memorable and enriching workshop.

                  3 Koottukarude Rodhanam 

"Mastering Drama: Lessons from the Legendary Satheesh G. Nair"🎭

Date: 23-01-2025

Time: 9:45 AM to 4:30 PM

As part of the B.Ed curriculum, an Art and Theoretical Drama Education session was conducted at our college. The program commenced with a warm welcome address delivered by our Principal, who greeted all the students and introduced the guest of honor, Satheesh G. Nair from Venjaramoodu. He is a renowned artist, television and radio actor, teacher, writer, and an inspirational personality who has directed over 70 dramas. He is also a winner in mono-acting, mime, and other art forms.

Session Highlights

1. Theoretical Session:

Satheesh G. Nair began the session by introducing the concept of drama and its essential elements. He elaborated on critical aspects, including:

*Body language

*Sound modulation

*Finer points of dramatic performance

2. Practical Sessions:

The program transitioned into hands-on learning, allowing students to implement the ideas discussed. Across four sessions, different aspects of drama and performance were explored in depth.

Each session covered a distinct topic, enabling students to gain comprehensive knowledge and practice in the art of drama.

Conclusion

The class was engaging and enriching, offering valuable insights into the art of drama and performance. It was a unique opportunity to learn from an inspiring and talented individual like Satheesh G. Nair. The session concluded at 4:30 PM, leaving students with a deeper understanding of the theoretical and practical aspects of drama.

                     Satheesh G Nair

                

  

"A Cinematic Escape and Creative Endeavors: A Day in Our B.Ed Journey"🍿📽️

 

Today was yet another enriching and enjoyable day in our B.Ed program. Our College Union, EKTHA, took the initiative to organize a special college fest at Minerva Theatre, where we had the opportunity to watch the Malayalam movie "Rekhachithram."

The show began at 10 AM, and 93 students joined the event, accompanied by our dedicated faculty members—Arun Sir, Dona Miss, Swathy Miss, and Sithusha Miss. The event was coordinated seamlessly under the guidance of Father Sabu Raju.

"Rekhachithram" is a 2025 Indian Malayalam-language mystery crime thriller directed by Jofin T. Chacko. The story revolves around Asif Ali as CI Vivek Gopinath and Anaswara Rajan as Rekha Pathrose, an aspiring actress. While the film didn’t deliver intense suspense, it offered a captivating experience with its unique storytelling and character dynamics.

The movie concluded at 12:30 PM, leaving us with much to discuss and reflect on. Afterward, we returned to the college for lunch and then dived straight into drama practice as part of our preparation for the Art-Based Education module. The session was filled with creativity, teamwork, and enthusiasm, wrapping up the day at 4:30 PM.

This day reminded us of the importance of balancing learning with leisure and how every experience adds value to our journey. It was truly a day to cherish!

"EKTHA Unveiled: A New Era of Unity and Expression"🤩

 

The Union and Arts Inauguration 2024-2025 at Baselios Marthoma Mathews II Training College marked a day of unity, inspiration, and boundless creativity. Held on January 16, 2025, in the General Hall, the event brought the campus alive, celebrating student representation and artistic talent.

The Beginning of a Journey

When we first stepped into this college, the importance of union activities felt abstract. However, as each event unfolded, we discovered the power of collaboration and the joy of taking ownership of our roles. The union not only represents us but also amplifies our voices and talents.

A Memorable Morning

Time: 11:00 AM

The event opened with a warm welcome by Principal Mr. Riju John, followed by a heartfelt speech from our Union Chairman, Albin, and a presidential address by Father Jacob, our manager.

The highlight of the ceremony was the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the honorable MLA of Puthuppally, Mr. Chandy Oommen, whose inaugural address inspired us all. Adding charm and humor to the occasion were our special guests, comedy artists Rajeesh Kottarathil and Sujith Manayil, who captivated the audience with their words and wit.

The unveiling of the union logo, “EKTHA” (Unity), was a proud moment led by our MLA. The logo symbolizes the strength of togetherness—a perfect reflection of our aspirations.

Felicitations from Miss Sithusha and Father Sabu Raju, along with a vote of thanks by David, the Arts Club Secretary, wrapped up the formal session. A group photo with guests and union members captured the joy and excitement of the day.

    "Union Inauguration by MLA Chandy              Oommen Sir"

  

Cultural Extravaganza

The morning concluded with a series of vibrant dance and music performances by students, leaving the audience enthralled. Each act radiated talent, passion, and the essence of teamwork.

An Electrifying Afternoon

After lunch, the excitement peaked as we gathered at 2:00 PM for a musical show by NEELAM BAND. Their electrifying performance energized the crowd, turning the hall into a sea of cheers and dancing. The band’s passion resonated with everyone, leaving an unforgettable impression.

A Celebration of Unity and Talent

The day concluded at 4:00 PM with hearts full of joy and minds brimming with inspiration. This event was a testament to the hard work and dedication of the union members and the vibrant spirit of the student community.

“A Day to Remember… Forever Cherished!”😍🥳

Enhancing Teaching Skills: Semester 2 Microteaching Sessions

Day 1: January 10, 2025

The second semester's Microteaching sessions were conducted on January 10 and 13, 2025. Students from our department acted as participants, while the class teacher served as the supervisor, with three additional observers present to provide feedback.

The session began at 10:00 AM, and my turn was scheduled from 11:15 to 11:30 AM. I demonstrated the Skill of Stimulus Variation using the topic "Force." Incorporating simple demonstrations and encouraging pupil participation made the class interactive and engaging. The positive feedback from the teacher and observers boosted my confidence significantly.

For the remainder of the session, I acted as a student in other classes. This experience was nostalgic, bringing back memories of school days. The session concluded at 3:30 PM, with most students completing their presentations.

Day 2: January 13, 2025

The remaining three students delivered their lessons on January 13, 2025, marking the conclusion of the Semester 2 Microteaching sessions.

Reflections

The Microteaching sessions for both semesters have been invaluable in improving various teaching skills. These practical experiences provided a strong foundation and built confidence, serving as a primary step toward the upcoming teaching practice. It was a memorable and enriching experience for everyone involved.

Building Confidence: First Semester Microteaching Sessions 👩‍🏫

Day 1: January 8, 2025

As part of the B.Ed curriculum, Microteaching sessions for the first semester were conducted on January 8 and 9, 2025. Students from different departments participated as actors, while the class teacher served as the main supervisor, supported by three department observers.

The sessions began at 10:00 AM. For the first hour, I participated as a student in a Mathematics class, which was a unique experience. At 11:00 AM, the focus shifted to our department, and the first session concluded at 12:00 PM, followed by a short break.

At 12:15 PM, it was my turn to present. My selected skill was probing questions, and I taught the topic "Chemical Bonding" to students from the Malayalam department. The feedback from the teacher and observers was positive, highlighting my strengths and areas for improvement. This feedback significantly boosted my confidence.

Following my session, other students continued presenting their lessons. A lunch break was held at 1:15 PM, and classes resumed until 3:30 PM. The day provided a new and enriching experience for everyone involved.

Day 2: January 9, 2025

The second day was dedicated to completing the remaining Microteaching sessions. Students continued delivering their lessons, applying the feedback and insights gained from Day 1. By the end of the day, the first semester Microteaching sessions were successfully completed.

Reflections

The Microteaching sessions were a valuable learning opportunity, offering practical experience in teaching, peer interaction, and constructive feedback. This initial exposure has laid a strong foundation for the upcoming teaching practice, fostering confidence and growth among all participants.

A Day of Learning : Microteaching Demonstration Session

As part of the B.Ed curriculum, a Microteaching demonstration session was conducted on Saturday, January 4, 2024. This practical session was organized to help us understand the essential teaching skills required for effective classroom management.

Our seniors took on the role of teachers during the session, while we acted as students. The demonstration covered around 10 essential teaching skills. Each senior delivered a brief 15-minute class on a specific topic, with 10 students participating. They explained their assigned skills, focusing on the components and techniques involved in delivering an engaging and balanced lesson. Faculty members were present throughout the session to guide and provide constructive feedback.

The program began at 10:00 AM with a warm welcome from our principal, Dr. Riju John. The session concluded at 12:45 PM, leaving us with valuable insights into classroom dynamics and effective teaching strategies.

In the afternoon, optional-specific teaching skills were demonstrated in separate sessions, offering a more focused learning experience for each subject group.

This session was a stepping stone in our teaching journey, helping us learn how to maintain class balance and deliver impactful lessons. The experience left us with a better understanding of the teaching profession and prepared us to take on our Microteaching practicals with confidence.

     Demonstration class taken by seniors 

Aurora: A Radiant Start to 2025 at BMM II Training College 🥳🥳

 

January 1, 2025, marked more than just the beginning of a new year at Baselios Marthoma Mathews II Training College—it was a vibrant celebration of dreams, creativity, and unity. The day began with morning classes, but by the afternoon, the college was buzzing with energy and excitement.

The highlight of the day was the wish box activity, where students wrote down their thoughts, jokes, and wishes for friends. These heartfelt notes were read aloud, sparking laughter and creating moments of joy that strengthened our bonds.

The celebrations continued with a creative competition, challenging each department to visually represent their goals for 2025 through comics and art. The Natural Science department emerged as the winner, but every department brought unique ideas to the table, making the competition truly engaging and inspiring.

To wrap up the day, sweets were shared, spreading smiles and adding a touch of sweetness to the celebrations. It was a day filled with laughter, creativity, and camaraderie—a perfect start to the year.

As we step into 2025, this celebration reminds us of the power of community, the joy of shared moments, and the excitement of new possibilities. Here’s to a year of success, hope, and unforgettable memories!🥰

 

           

             Department wise presentation of the

             Prepared chart

  Winners of the competition - Department

   Of Natural Science 

              Chart prepared by our department

                Team - PHYSICAL SCIENCE