VISIT TO NATURE’S PARK 17 OCTOBER 2022
Humera Khan College of Education oraganized a Visit to Nature’s Park . Teachers and FY students visited the park to learn more about flora and fauna around us.
Maharashtra Nature Park is a 37-acre oasis of greenery situated right in the midst of bustling Mumbai, in the locality of Mahim. The park is one of the city’s conservation success stories – it was originally the site of a 15-foot high municipal garbage dump in the 70s. Efforts by the World Wildlife Fund, local activists, and Mumbai government resulted in the painstaking clearance of the site, spreading of fresh soil and the planting of saplings. These have now grown into a beautiful forest, delighting all nature lovers in the city.
The park is surrounded by the natural eco-system of the Mithi river. The park also has several conservation and awareness activities – such as a nursery section, medicinal plants section, vermicomposting section, etc.
Visit to Bhabha Atomic Research Centre 2020
National Science Day is celebrated every year on 28th February to mark the invention of ‘Raman’s Effect’.
Students of Humera Khan College of Education, Jogeshwari visited Bhabha Atomic Research Centre to celebrate National Science Day.
The students were taken around for a visit to various projects. Students were very much curious to learn from the projects and experiments shown there. Students responded, “It was a learning Treat” for them as various teaching strategies were also demonstrated and explained there.
KARNALA VISIT (18th January 2016)
The trailblazer’s foundation in collaboration with DOW chemical company had organised workshop on 18th January 2016, for training student-teachers. Around 35 number of students from Humera khan college of education visited. The topic of workshop was Climate Change. The aim of work shop was to train teachers who can in turn train younger generation of India. This younger generation can influence neighbours, family members and peers with new ideas. The motto was multiply the message which is called as ‘solutionism’. The association of multiply the message has already been connected to 11000 teachers in india.
The chairman was Deepa Shetty, Principal of Gopi Birla Memorial School, who have 18years teaching experience. She enlightened students about methods to bring environment issue in the classroom and address to environment problems while correlating to respected subjects. She also address to employment issue related to teaching profession such as lack of trained teacher, good quality teacher and failure to encourage others to take up this profession. The next speaker was Ranjan Biswas, chairman of trail blazers foundation. He addressed to issue like Corporate Social Responsible , Climate Change, ice melting problem, use of technology and conflict between developed and under developed countries over use of energy.
They were conducted field activities such as environment cycle, web of life and food change. It was a particle way of teaching learning process use of which can making learning fun. The students also visited NGO YMC (Yusuf Meheally center) to see bio gas plant, production soil and urea with organic methods. The hospitality was good and the seats were sponsored for free. All together it was a good learning process.
