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PKM COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONMADAMPAM, KAITHAPRAM P.O., PIN - 670631

KANNUR, KERALA.Accredited by NAAC, 'A' Grade (Second Cycle-4 Point Scale)

Ph: 0460 2230929, Fax: 0460 2232449Email: [email protected]: www.pkmcedn.com

Calendar & Handbook2018-19

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AT A GLANCE Govt. Aided College of Teacher Education Affiliated to

Kannur University and recognised by NCTE Managed by Knanaya Catholic Arch Diocese of Kottayam Listed under UGC(2f) & 12(B) Category Accredited by NAAC at A Level. (2006 & 2016) Having Christian Minority Status

Ph: No. : 0460 2230929Fax : 0460 2232449Manager : 04972 701333 (Sreepuram, Kannur)Email : [email protected] : www.pkmcedn.comFounder : His Grace Mar Kuriakose Kunnacherry

Arch Bishop of Kottayam (Emeritus)Patron : His Grace Mar Mathew Moolakkatt

Arch Bishop of Kottayam, Email:[email protected]

Manager : His Excellency Mar Joseph PandarasserilEmail:[email protected]

Pro-Manager : V. Rev. Fr. Jose Nedungatt9495338264

Local Manager & : V. Rev. Fr. Luke PoothrukayilBursar 9447356669Principal in Charge : Dr. Rekha K.R.

Teaching Staff : 1 + 8 = 9Administrative Staff : 14No. of students : 100Course Offered : B.Ed. Degree (6 Optional Subjects) English,

Malayalam, Mathematics, Natural Science,Physical Science, Social Science)

P.K.M. COLLEGE OF EDUCATION MADAMPAM

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COLLEGE PRAYER

Lord God, together we come to thee, this beautiful morn-ing with hope, love and gratitude to surrender ourselves to Thyimmense wisdom and to sing Thy mercies for the marvels inand around us. Pour Thy spirit upon us, and let our imagina-tion bloom with fragrance. Direct our thoughts, words andactions; awaken our creative abilities and faculties of re-flection and recollection, to fulfil our duties as prospective teach-ers. Fill us with Thy grace and wisdom for a more enlightenedand refreshed existence; and may we confess with humility thatexistence is co-existence. We invoke Thy blessings uponour beloved parents, our teachers, our college and all of uswho are gathered here. Lord God, bless this day.

Amen.

“Fear of God is the beginning of wisdomFear of God is the beginning of wisdomFear of God is the beginning of wisdomFear of God is the beginning of wisdomFear of God is the beginning of wisdom’’- Bible.

PRAYER SONG

Lead, Kindly Light, amidst the encircling gloom,Lead Thou me on !The night is dark and I am far away from home,Lead Thou me on.Keep Thou my feet; I do not ask to seeThe distant scene; one step enough for me.

(Cardinal Newman)

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CONTENT

Page No.1. Profile of the College 72. The College Emblem 73. Vision & Mission 84. Management 95. Governing Body 96. Former Managers 97. Succession list of Principals 98. Lectures-in-charge 109. Staff Council 1010. Faculty Members 1011. Administrative Staff 1112. B.Ed. Degree Course - Curriculum 1113. Scheme of Examination 1414. Internal Assessment &Pattern Of

question paper 1715. College Rules and Regulations 17

i) Code of Behaviour 17ii) Class Hours 19iii) Attendance and Leave 19iv) Admission and Fee Structure 20

16. Library and Reading room 2117. Scholarships and Endowments 2318. Co -scholastic activities 2419. IQAC 2819. Associations 2920. Staff Incharges 3021. Calendar of the Academic Year 31

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I. PROFILE OF THE COLLEGECrowning a rustic hillock in a majestic splendour and set against

the lush green undulant, sylvan ambience, Prof. Kandoth MemorialCollege has already marked a noble legacy in the educationalscenario of North Malabar.The college with its unique semi circularedifice has a picturesque site near Thumpeny Shrine, Madampam onthe eastern side of the Taliparamba-Iritty State Highway and it comesunder the jurisdiction of Sreekandapuram Grama Panchayath, IrikkurBlock, Kannur District, Kerala.

The college was established in 1995 as a self financing insti-tution and was converted into an aided college in 1997. It is affili-ated to Kannur University and recognised by NCTE. This temple oflearning is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and named afterProf. Joseph Kandoth, who was an eductional visionary, social reformerand a zeolous missionary. He initiated the histrorical migration ofKnanaya Catholic Community which in its turn changed the so-cial and economic history of Malabar.

At present, Archbishop of Kottayam Arch eparchy, MarMathew Moolakkat is the patron and Mar Joseph Pandarasseril,the Auxiliary Bishop is the manager. The college is accreditedby NAAC with ‘A’ grade in 2006. and 2016 (4 point scale)

II. THE COLLEGE EMBLEMThe Coat of Arms symbolises the eductaional philosophy of

this Christian institution. It is in the shape of Lotus, which is thesymbol of India, our motherland.

The lamp is burning bright to spell out the darkness of igno-rance and illiteracy and radiate the glow of enlightenment afterthe model of Jesus Christ our eternal ‘Guru’ and the Light of theworld. And in the same line, our motto “Lead Kindly Light” re-flects the mission of the institution. The open book representswisdom to be attained by the teachers and their disciples in duecourse.The pigeon, symbol of peace and harmony spreads themessage of love through education across the country. The hillsare indicative of the distinctive geographical nature of the locale.

III. OUR VISIONExcellence and committed service in every realm of teaching en-deavour.

IV. OUR MISSIONTo nurture the holistic development of prospective teachers

for a just and humane societyV. OBJECTIVES

To equip the teachers to develop and practice innovativemethods and strategies in teaching learning process

To develop into a centre of excellence in teacher education forpreparing quality teachers.

To promote learining, research, extension activites anddevelopment.

To develop intellectually competent, morally upright, psychologically integrated and socially committed teachers for

service in the emerging global scenario of education. To acquire effective communication skills and leadership quali-

tiesVI. CORE VALUES

The values which guide us at PKM college of Education are:Trust in GodMoral UprightnessLove of Fellow BeingsSocial ResponsibilityPursuit of Excellence

VII. MANAGEMENTPKM College is a Christian minority teacher training college ownedand run by the Knanaya Catholic Archeparchy of Kottayam. Arch-bishop Mar Mathew Moolakkatt is the Patron of the College.

The General management of the college is vested in the govern-ing body whose ex-officio president is the manager, Mar.JosephPandarasseril. Very Rev. Fr. Jose Nedungatt and Very . Rev. Fr.

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Luke Poothrukayil render their service as Pro-manager and Lo-cal manager respectively.

The internal Administration of the institution is made by the prin-cipal who is assisted by the teaching and non-teaching staff.VIII. GOVERNING BODY1. Mar Joseph Pandarasseril -President

MEMBERS2. V.Rev.Fr. Jose Nedungatt - Pro- Manager3. V.Rev.Fr. Luke Poothrukayil - Local Manager & Bursar4. V.Rev. Fr. Shaji Vadakkethotty (Forane Vicar, Rajapuram)

5. Dr. Rekha K.R. - Principal in Charge (Secretary)6. Dr. Thomas Mathew - Principal, St. Pius X

College, Rajapuram7. Dr. Prasanth Mathew - Staff Representative8. Dr. JoseJames (Former Registrar, MG University)

- Educational Expert

9. Prof. K.J. Cyriac - Educational Expert10. Dr. M.S. John Moolakkatt - Educational Expert11. Prof. Thomas Mullappallil - Local Representative12. Sri. Biju Joseph - Staff Representative

St. Pius Collage RajapuramIX. FORMER MANAGERS/PRO. MANAGERS

1. Msgr. Stephen Jayaraj, OFM Cap. (Founder Manager)2. Msgr. Dr. Jacob Kollaparambill (Manager)3. H.G. Mar Mathew Moolakkatt (Manager)4. H.E. Mar Joseph Pandarasseril (Present Manager)5. V. Rev. Fr. Thomas Animoottil (Pro. Manager)6. V. Rev. Fr. Alex Akkaparambil (Pro. Manager)7. V. Rev. Fr. Abraham Kalarikkal (Pro- Manager)

8. V. Rev. Fr.Jose Chirappurathu (Pro- Manager)9. V. Rev. Fr. Abraham Parambettu (Pro- Manager)10. V. Rev. Fr. Jose Nedungatt (Present Pro- Manager)

BURSAR & LOCAL MANAGERV. Rev. Fr. Luke Poothrukayil

X. SUCCESSION LIST OF PRINCIPALS1. Prof: C.N. Balakrishnan Nambiar June 1997- 31.3.20012. Rev. Fr. P.J. George Palamattam 1.2.2003 - 31.03.20073. Dr. Babu Kochamkunnel 1.4.2009 - 31.03.20144. Dr. Stephen.T.A 1.4.2014 - 30.6.2018

XI. FORMER LECTURERS-IN-CHARGE1. Dr. Philip Joseph Kaduthody June 1995 - January 19972. Dr. Maya. J. Pillai January 1997 - June 19973. Dr. Anil R. 01.04.2001 - 31.01.20034. Dr. Stephen.T.A 01.04.2007 - 31.03.2009

XII. COLLEGE COUNCILThe College council consists of the principal and heads of depart-ment of each subjects (members of the staff council) Librarian andthe ministerial head of administrative staff of the college office.

XIII. STAFF COUNCILThe College Staff council consists of the principal, members ofthe faculty and Librarian.

XIV. FACULTY MEMBERSSL.No. Name Designation Ph/Mobile1. Dr. Rekha.K.R. Principal Incharge 9447351453

MA,MEd, PhD & M.A. (Sociology) Associate Prof: in English2. Dr. Maya.J. Pillai Associate Prof: in Edn. 04602232910

MSc Physics, M.Ed, MSc (Applied Psychology), PhD3. Ms. Jessy. N.C. MA,MEd Asso.Prof: in Malayalam 94461659054. Dr. Sholy Joseph.K Asst. Prof. in Mathematics 8129169890

MSc , M.Ed.Ph.D

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5. Dr.Veena Appukuttan Asst. Prof: in Social Studies 9496192478MA, MEd,Ph.D

6. Dr. Prasanth Mathew Asst. Prof: in Phy. Science 9447236823 MSc, M.Ed.Ph.D7. Mrs. Jomol Jose MSc, M.Ed. Asst. Professor in Natural Science

82815317447. Dr. Fr. Sinoj Joseph Asst. Professor in Phy. Education MPEd, M Phil, M Sc Yoga, M Sc Psychology (Contract Basis) 9745566469

XV. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFName Designation Ph/Mobile

1. Minimol Simon J.S. 0460 2265075(Sr. Karunya SVM) 9495743159

2. Raisy Philip H.A 0460 2230348(Sr. Raisy SVM)

3. Anitha Thomas UD Clerk 9496791931(Sr. Christeena SVM)

4. Mrs. Sheeja T.C. LD Typist 86062307035. Sri. George Joseph LD Clerk 94957726136. Mrs. Mary Joseph LD StoreKeeper 85475664897. Mr.Rajesh K.J LD Clerk 94479559818. Mr.Joby Mathew Peon 97459407669. Mrs.Sheeba Simon Peon 940043292810. Mr. Joshy Mathew Peon 984781457211. Mrs. Sheeba P.M Peon 9446129143

XVI. LIBRARY STAFF1. Sri. John P.T. BSc, MLISc College Librarian 94478976532. Mrs. Salgamma K. Joseph Library Assistant 90482109143. Mrs. Lizy Jose Library Assistant 8547515588

XVII 1. B.Ed. DEGREE COURSE CURRICULUMA) STRUCTURE OF THE PROGRAMMETotal Marks for the Programme : 1500Duration of the Programme : Two Years Comprising 4 Semesters

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B) CURRICULUM CONTENTThe Two Year B.Ed programme of NCTE Curriculum Frame-

work comprises three broad curricular areas stretching acrossfour semesters (i) Perspectives in Education, (ii) Curriculum andPedagogic Studies, and (iii) Engagement with the Field.

There are six courses under Perspectives in Education andfour courses under Curriculum and Pedagogic Studies includingelectives and four courses for Enhancement of Professional Ca-pacities (EPC) under Engagement with the field. A couple ofcourses are stretched into Parts I and II in order to space out thelearning load and make for easier internalization. Part (iii) coursesare essentially meant for sensitizing student teachers to specificdimensions of their development as teachers.C) LIST OF COURSESa. CORE COURSES

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Semesters Period No. of

working days Remarks

I June to 100October

II November to 100March

III June to 100 October

IV November 100 to March

April/May Summervacation

80 days/ 15 weeks inschool (internship) +2weeks for demonstration/criticism classes

Sl. No Courses No. Name of Course

1 BED C 101 Psychology of Childhood and Growing Up2 BED C 102 Contemporary India and Education3 BED C 103 Language Across the Curriculum4 BED C 201 Psychology of Learning and Teaching

5 BED C 202 Knowledge and Curriculum-Part I6 BED C 401 Gender, School and Society7 BED C 402 Knowledge and Curriculum-Part II8 BED C 403 Creating an Inclusive Schoolb) PEDAGOGIC COURSESBED P 101. Understanding Discipline and Subject (Eng, Mal,Maths, N.S., P.S., S.S.)BED P 201. Pedagogy of School subject part I(Optional Sub-jects Concerned)BED P 202. Assessment for Learning (Optional Subjects Con-cerned)BED P 301. Pedagogy of School Subject Part II (Optional Sub-jects Concerned)c) ELECTIVE COURSESBED E 401.1. Guidance and CounselingBED E 401.2. Health and Physical EducationBED E 401.3. Peace EducationBED E 401.4. Environmental EducationBED E 401.5. Additional Pedagogy (Optional Subjects Concerned)* A student teacher has to choose any one course from thiscategory as elective in the IVth semester.d) COURSES ON ENHANCING PROFESSIONAL CAPACITIES (EPC)EPC 01 : Reading and Reflecting on TextsEPC 02 : Drama and Art in EducationEPC 03 : Critical Understanding of ICTEPC 04 : Understanding the SelfD) COURSE STRUCTURE OF THE PROGRAMME

COURSES SEM 1 SEM II SEM III SEM IVCore courses BED C 101 BED C 201 BED C 401

BED C 102, BED C 202 BED C 402 BED C 103 BED C 403

Pedagogic Courses BED P 101* BED P 201* BED P 202* BED P 301*

Elective Courses BED E 401*

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EPC Courses(Internal

Evaluation)

EPC 01 EPC 02 EPC 03 EPC 04

*Indicates branches

E) SCHEME OF EXAMINATION (SEMESTER WISE DETAILS)The student teachers shall be required to study 4 courses

each during the first, second and fourth semesters, and onecourse during the third semester apart from physical educationpractical and EPC courses. Each theory course has the compo-nent of internal and external assessment. The external assess-ment shall be based on the students achievement in the TermEnd examination in the theoretical components and internal as-sessment shall be based on the student teachers performancein the practicum components. The projects/assignments/tasks inthe practicum component shall be assessed internally. Theweightage in terms of marks for different courses (theory inter-nal) is given below.

SEMESTER I

BED C 101 Psychology of Childhood and Growing Up 80 20 100BED C 102 Contemporary India and Education 80 20 100BED C 103 Language Across the Curriculum 50 10 60BED P 101 Understanding Discipline and Subject. 50 10 60EPC 01 Reading and Reflecting on Text - 50 50

Total for theory 260 110 370*Physical Education Practical - 30 30Total 260 140 400

External Internal TotalCourse Code Course Marks

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SEMESTER II

BED C 201 Psychology of Learning and Teaching 80 20 100BED C 202 Knowledge and Curriculum Part I 50 10 60


BED P 201 Pedagogy of School subject Part I: 50 10 60 (Optional Subjects Concerned)BED P 202 Assessment for Learning- 80 20 100

(Optional Subjects Concerned)EPC 02 Drama and Art in Education ---- 50 50

* Physical Education Practical 30 30 Total 260 140 400

SEMESTER III

BED P 301 Pedagogy of School Subject Part II: 50 10 60School Internship (15 weeks) --- 200 200Practicum during internship 90* 90Total 50 300 350

Break up of 90* marksRecord of Practice Teaching - 10 marksRecord of Demonstration/ Criticism - 10 marksHandling of Health & Phy. Edn. Class - 20 marksLearning Aids - 10 marksObservation Record of a RegularClassroom of a teacher - 10marksCase Study/Action Research - 10 marksBlue Print and Question Papers - 10 marksWorking with School Programme - 10 Marks(Arts Festival/Red Cross/Sports & Games, etc.)

Total 90 marksTotal for the third semester: 350 Marks


(Optional subjectconcerned)

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SEMESTER IV

BED C 401 Gender, School and Society 50 10 60BED C 402 Knowledge & Curriculum Part II 50 10 60BED C 403 Creating an Inclusive School 50 10 60BED E 401.1 Guidance and Counseling 50 10 60


BED E 401.2 Health and Physical Education 50 10 60BED E 401.3 Peace Education 50 10 60BED E 401.4 Environmental Education 50 10 60BED E 401.5 Additional Pedagogy(Optional Subjects concerned ) 50 10 60EPC 03 Critical Understanding of ICT ---- 50 50EPC 04 Understanding the Self ---- 50 50

*Physical Education Practical -- 10 10Total 200 150 350

*Record of Physical and Health EducationF(a). CRITERIA FOR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT

Attendance 4 4Test 2 6Assignment 2 4Task 2 6Total 10 20

(b). CRITERIA FOR DISTRIBUTING MARKS FOR ATTENDANCEAttendance MarksAbove 90% 485- 90% 380-85% 2

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(A) XVIII. COLLEGE RULES & REGULATIONSProf. Kandoth Memorial College of Education, nurtures a very

noble vision for the future.The student teachers who are the mem-bers and leaders of the society, should imbibe personal maturity,acceptable social relations in family spirit, healthy study habits,responsible freedom and above all fear of God, which is thebeginning of Wisdom. Hence all the students are expected toabide by the following rules and regulations.

A(1). Code of behaviourA.1.1 All student teachers are expected to be neat, simple and

modest in their appearance; to be punctual and regular inattendance; to be faithful and diligent in studies and dis-charge their duties and assignments.

(b). For 50 marksTime: 2 hours. Maximum Mark. 50

Part Type of Question Number of Marks QuestionsPart I Very Short Answer Type 6 6Part II Short Answer Type 05 10Part III Short Essay/Problem solving Type 6/8 24Part IV Essay type 1/2 10Total 18 50

PART Type of Question Number of Marks QuestionsPart I Short Answer Type 10 20Part II Short Essay Type 8/10 40Part III Essay Type 2/3 20Total 20 80

G(a). PATTERN OF QUESTION PAPER:1) For 80 Marks PapersTime: 3 hours. Maximum Mark. 80

A.1.2 In a time of value crisis, uphold noble values, respect el-ders and authorities; be courteous to all, and radiate de-cency and decorum in behaviour.

A.1.3 Dressing should be neat and modest College uniform isinsisted on all wednesdays and on special occasions

A.1.4 All are requested to keep the college campus and classrooms clean and tidy.

A.1.5 Time is precious. Students should fruitfully make use offree time.

A.1.6 Politics in any form and organisational activities amongstudents are not permitted in the campus and should nothave active membership in political or quasi-politicalorganisation of any kind.

A.1.7 Students are forbidden to attend or organise any meet-ing or collect money for any purpose, without the approvalof the principal.They shall not circulate any notice or peti-tion among the students or exhibit them anywhere in thepremises without the signature of the principal.

A.1.8 Audio-Visual equipments shall be made use for academicpurpose in class room, with the consent of the classteacher. If they are used for purposes other than aca-demic, prior permission from Principal is required.

A.1.9 Students are not allowed to make complaint in a body orto address any authority by a collective petition withoutthe prior sanction of the principal. Such a complaint oraction is subversive to good order.

A.1.10 Misconduct of a serious nature or neglect of work by astudent makes one liable to be declared unfit to becomea teacher and the person will have to discontinue his/her studies in the college.

A1.11 In campus, students are expected to greet teachers andfriends respectfully.

A.1.12 Students are not to make any marks on the furniture orwall or any part of the college premises.

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A.1.13 Cinematic dances, Fashion shows and Mobile phoneswith camera are not permitted in the campus.

A.1.14 Any form of ragging is banned.A.2.0 Class Hours - 6 hrsA.2.1 Classes are conducted in two sessions of 3 hours each,

the morning session starts at 9.30 am and after noon ses-sion at 1.15pm. The students should assemble in the gen-eral hall at the second bell (9.25 am) for the morning prayerand Thought for the Day. Immediately after that the gen-eral/optional classes start, in the respective classrooms.

A.3.0 Attendance and LeaveA.3.1 Each student is required to attend classes regularly with-

out fail.A.3.2 The absence of the students without leave for any single

period would result in the loss of attendance for thewhole session.

A.3.3 A student who avails leave, shall apply in the prescribedform to the principal with the prior permission and signa-ture of the class teacher. Request for leave should besubmitted usually on the previous working day. In un-avoidable circum stance the request shall be submittedon return after leave. Such cases should be reported byphone in advance.

A.3.4 Medical certificates can be demanded when the leaveapplied for is on medical grounds.

A.3.5 No late comer shall enter the class without the permissionof the Discipline Committee /Principal

A.3.6 An absentee for 10 consecutive working days without leaveapplication will automatically be removed from the rolls ofthe college without notice.

A.3.7 Required attendance is compulsory for appearing Uni-versity Examination. Shortage of attendance shall be rec-ommended for condonation only as per university rules.

A.3.8 The Certificate of attendance and progress reports re-

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quired for the submission to the university examinationwill be granted only if the student has:

a) the required attendance out of the total number of work-ing days

b) completed the course to the satisfaction of the authorities. c) the student has attended all the demonstration, critcism

and practice teaching sessions successfully. d) satisfactory academic achievements and conduct in the

college e) fulfilled all the required practical works to the satisfaction

of the authorities concerned. f) Taken part in the Co-curricular components of the B-Ed

courseA4 Re - Admission and fee structure

A student who did not have sufficient attendance and couldnot appear for the examination may be re admitted in thesubsequent year as term student, with a permission ofprincipal and concurrence of University, only of he/shehad completed the all internship activities successfully.

XIX. Admission and fee structurea. Admission of a student is made as per rules and regula-

tions of Kerala Government, Kannur University and NCTE.b. Students selected for the course shall have to submit the

certificates mentioned in the prospectus at the time ofadmission.

c, Students selected have to pay the fees in two instalments, at the time of admission in the first year and at the beginingof second year. No amount will be refunded even if theydiscontinue the studies or leave the institution with T.C.

d. Fee Structure as per University and Government Norms

Tuition Fee : 2000Special Fee : 530University Union Fee : 105Sports Affiliation Fee : 210

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Student Affiliation Fee : 210Kannur University Developement Fee : 55Caution Deposit : 360University Examination Fee : 1380Provisional certificate : 225Matriculation & Recognition Fee : 100

Total : 5175

e). Caution DepositCaution Deposit is refunded after adjusting the dues if any, on

receipt of an application from the student in the prescribed form.XX. LIBRARY AND READING ROOM

PKM college Library is well organised with books and periodi-cals on Education and related topics. Books are classified underDDC for easy accessibility. Library is fully computerised with openaccess facilities. Online Public Access Catalogue(OPAC) is avail-able for the retrieval of documents.

Photocopy is available in the library.Working Hours Examination Days9 AM to 5.00 PM 8.30 AM to 6.30 PMBook issue time10.00 AM to 4.30 PM

INFLIBNET - N- LIST CONNECTIVITY

About 6000 - e-books and 3000 e-journals. can be referred at pkminflibnet centre.RULES1. Strict silence should be observed in and around the library.2. Students are allowed to take only a note book to the library.

Other books, umbrellas, etc. shall be left at the propertycounter.

3 Students can borrow 3 books at a time on production of Li-brary Card which can be had from the library. Books bor-

rowed should not be retained for more than seven days.Sub lending of library books is not permissible. Referencebooks cannot be borrowed.

4. No person shall write upon, tear out or make any markupon any book or article belonging to the library.

5. If any book is damaged or lost by any borrower, he/she hasto replace another copy of the book.Books may be renewedon request at the discretion of the librarian and he mayrecall a book at any time in case of urgency.

6. All books borrowed from the library should be returnedtwo weeks before the terminal examinations.

7. TC will be issued only after obtaining a NO-DUE CERTIFI-CATE from the librarian.

8. Books from the reference section will not be allowed to betaken out, they can be consulted in the Library room on alldays during which the library remains open.

9. The student must satisfy himself as t o whether the bookissued to him is in sound condition and if it is not, bring thematter to the notice of the Librarian. For all damages tobooks noticed at the time of their return to the library theborrower will be held responsible and he will have to paythe cost of replacement.

10. If a book is lost by borrower the he must at once report theloss to librarian. He must also pay the cost of replac-ing it along with any fine that the Librarian/Principal mayimpose upon him.

11. If one book out of a set is lost and cannot be replaced byitself the cost of replacing the whole set will be recoveredfrom the person responsible for the loss.

12. Periodicals, Journals, Reference Books etc. which might bedifficult to replace and such other works as may from timeberegarded as unsuitable for lending will not be lent out.

13. The same book may be reissued to the same student at hisrequest if there is no demand for it from any other student.

14. If a book is not returned when due or called for, a fine of

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Rs.1/-per day from defaulters will be levied as perG.O.M.S.No. 66/2003 H.Edn. Government of Kerala, Non-tax revenue Library Fine dt: 7-6-2003.

15. A student against whom any fine or other charge is outstanding will not be permitted to take books from the librarytill he has paid up in full.

16. All library books with the Staff should be returned at theend of every academic year (before March 31st) for Physi-cal verification and the same book may be reissued if it isnecessary. Staff members should return as per the circularNo.G.3/32944/04. (Circulation of library books-DCE Govern-ment of Kerala and GOMS No. 66/2003 H. EDn. Govt. ofKerala.)Periodicals: No current issue of any periodical can be bor-rowed. Back numbers may be taken on loan, but should bereturned

XX1. RESIDENCE OF STUDENTS1. Students not, residing with their parents or approveld guardians,

should normally reside in the hostels approved by thePrincipal.

2. Students desiring to live in lodges or making their ownaccommodation arrangement shall take permission from thePrincipal before making their choice.Students shall forward to the college office in the prescribedform full information regarding their residence.

3. Any subsequent change of residence shall be made only with the written permission of the Principal.

4 . For admission in the hostel, application should be made di-rectly to the respective warden of Visitation Convent hostelafter securing admission to the college.

XXII. SCHOLARSHIPS AND ENDOWMENTS1 . Prof: Kandoth Endowment for the first, second and third place

from the college in the university examinations.2 P.K.M. Manager ’s scholarship for the most needy students.3 . Mar. Kuriakkose Kunnassery merit cum means endowment

for most needy students Sponsored by PKM Staff Association.

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4 . Abraham Thekekkuttu Award for the student who scores high-est mark in Natural Science in the University examination.

5 . Ravindran Kuvakkatt Award for the student, who scores high-est mark in English theory paper in the university examina-t ion.

6 . Jose & Annamma Poovathummootil Scolarship for the stu-dent who is most proficient in teaching.

7 . P.T.A. Award for six students who come first in their respec-tive optional subjects.

8 . 'Student of the year' award for the best out going student ofthe current academic year.

9 . Prof. Kandoth Memorial Award for the first and second placewinners in the inter-collegiate elocution competition.

1 0 . Thommen Puthumayil Memmorial award for the best user ofthe Library.

11 . . Alumni scholarship for Higher Studies preferably M. Ed1 2 . Alumni merit/cum means scholarship for two needy students

of the present batch.1 3 . Kandoth Sunitha Simon Kurpad Endowment for the financialy

weaker students.1 4 . Joseph Karukuttikkaram Memorial Scolarship for top Scorer

in Mathematics in the university examination.1 5 . Adoppally Chacko mathew Memorial endowmement for a

student who is from low income family and proficient in teach-ing under Madampam forane

XXIII. CO-SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES CLUBS:With the idea of moulding the minds of the student teachers,

various co-curricular and extra curricular programmes are con-ducted under the auspices of various clubs.

Each club with its specific aims and objectives prepares a

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plan of action at the begining of the academic year. The Principalshall be the ex-officio president of all the clubs. The office bear-ers of the clubs are elected from the students. A teacher I/c isnominated for the efficient functioning of the club they handle.Theimportant clubs functioning in the college are:-a) Clubs Teacher in Charge1. Debate Club Dr. Veena Appukuttan2. Bhoomithra Sena Club Mrs. Jomol Jose3. Folklore Club Ms. Jessy N.C.4. Health, Fitness and Sports Club Dr. Fr. Sinoj Joseph5. Literary Club Dr. Rekha K.R.6. Mathematics Club Dr. Sholy Joseph. K7. Tourism Club Dr. Maya. J. PillaiELECTORAL LITERACY CLUB

As per the direction from the Deputy Director of CollegiateEducation, Kozhikode, an Electoral Literacy Club is formed in theCollege to create awareness about the importance of electionsand Voting.

b) INTRAMURAL PROGRAMMESThe student community shall be grouped into houses and

captains and vice captains elected from each house shall act asleaders of the house. Intramural programmes in literary, arts,sports & games will be conducted on the basis of competitionamong the different houses.

c) PHYSICAL EDUCATION / SPORTS AND GAMESThe faculty in physical education shall be in charge of the

department. A sports committee shall be formed with the facultyin physical education, the general captain, the house captainsand vice captains as members.

All the students should actively participate in the sports day,intramural competitions in various games and other programmesorganised by the department.

d) EXTENSION SERVICESStudents are encouraged by the teachers to participate in

social work. Students under the leadership of teachers conductvarious programmes for the upliftment of people in education-ally, socially and economically backward areas. Free tuitions, edu-cational and social surveys, interaction with students, guidanceand counselling for student, talks on different areas of interest,etc. are some of the activities conducted.e) HEALTH CENTRE AND MEDICAL INSPECTION

The college has a health centre functioning with a teachingstaff in charge of it. A health care and first aid committee will beinstrumental in first aid treatment and general medical help whennecessary.

Every student shall be required to undergo a medical inspec-tion on the date fixed for it. The medical inspector’s report will bekept in prescribed form and duplicate copy can have to the stu-dents.f) COLLEGE MAGAZINE

The college Magazine will be published at the end of everyacademic year. There shall be Magazine Editorial Board com-prising.1) The Principal (Chief Editor)2) Staff Editor (Nominated by the staff Council)3) Staff Adviser4) Student Editor (Elected member from among the students)5) Chairman and General Secretary (College Union)6) Six students from each optional subject, nominated by the

staff editor, student editor and the principal jointly.g) WOMEN’S CELL

This forum is open to all girl students.It organises discus-sions, seminars, awareness programmes, literacy programmes,classes in different areas viz, cooking, painting, flower arrange-ment, home management etc. focussing on the issues and needsof women of the present generation.

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h) TALENT SHOWSkillful exposition of hidden talents of each student teacher

is expected to communicate effectively so as to develop self con-cept and to inculcate confidence in each. Every student teacheris given opportunity to expose the hidden talents he/she pos-sesses.i ) WEEKLY ASSEMBLY

Weekly assembly conducts on every wednesday from 9.30am - 10.00 am lead by each optional on rotation basis. Creativeexpression of the students are encouraged in this session throughvarious programmes like thought for the week, News reading,Recitation and other relevant activities.j) STUDY TOURS

As partial fulfilment of the B.Ed. course relevant study toursand field visits shall be conducted.

k) ETHICS AND ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEEEthics Committe is formed to implement stricly the ban of mo-

bile phone with camera, fashion show and cinematic dance/unde-sirable practices in the college. Anti Ragging Committee & Squadare formed to check and avoid ragging of any form in campusand hostel.l) INTERNAL COMPLAINTS COMMITTEE

Internal Complaints Committe deals with the complaints ofwomen, both students and staff within the institution.XXIV. STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES1) Laboratories

Various laboratories have been established to help the stu-dents in their academic pursuits. The different laboratories in theinstitution include a Language laboratory, Educational technol-ogy / ICT laboratory, Psychology laboratory and the science labo-ratory. Student teachers have to utilise these laboratory facilitiesduring the alloted periods and on freetime with the consent of

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respective incharges.2) Network Resource Centre

Network resource centre is available in the college. Studentscan utilize this facility during their alloted periods and also duringmorning and evening hours before and after the regular classtime.

3) Grievance And Redressal CellAny Complaint/ grievance regarding the students, staff

institutions etc. can be made to this cell directly or can be put intothe grievance box kept at an easily accessible place. The com-plaints will be dealt with immediate effect by the committee han-dling this cell. The mechanism operates with a three tier system.4) Guidance and Counselling Centre

The students can freely approach this centre for guidanceand academic counselling.5) Mentoring and Academic Counselling

Each member of the faculty is entrusted with 10-12 studentsto keep track of their progress and performance. They can ap-proach their mentor for any academic counselling or guidanceon issues affecting them apart from the period alloted for Tutori-als.6) General Store & Cafeteria

A general store with necessary stationeries and other materialsare available in the college. Tea, Coffe and Snacks are availablein the cafeteria.7) Purified Water Cooler8) Womens Rest Room cum Toilet Facilities

XXV. IQACThe Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) is formed as part

of the post NAAC accreditation process. Having been accreditedwith NAAC ‘A’ Grade, the IQAC is concerned about the total func-

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tioning of the college not only to sustain the quality and achieve-ment, but also to promote and progress the college activities.

The IQAC monitors the academic and administrativefinctioning of the college with the support of different committeesbeing formed with specific objectives. The constitution of the IQACincludes faculty members, administrative staff, management rep-resentatives, PTA, Alumni, academicians and representativesfrom the local bodies.XXVI. ASSOCIATIONSa) STAFF ASSOCIATION

The staff Association is called “P.K.M. College Staff Associa-tion”. is formed for the harmony, unity, welfare and developementof the pkm staff, both teaching and non teaching

Another objective of the association is to study and discusstopics of education, professional and general interest and also topromote social awareness among the staff.

The Principal is the ex-officio president of the associationand one of the staff is nominated as the secretary. All the staffmembers are members of the association.b) PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION (P.T.A)

The duration of the course is two years and every year afresh parent teacher association is formed. The association in-cludes all the faculty members and parents of all the students. Itsupports the various developmental programmes of the college.An Executive committee selected from the members of P.T.A.looksafter its administration.c) ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

An alumni association is functioning formally in the college. Aregistration fee of Rs.100/- is collected from students for the mem-bership. It provides opportunities for the old students to keep in

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contact with the institution in which they have studied and themembers can render valuable service to the institution as resourcepersons and in conducting of various curricular and extra cur-ricular programmes. The principal is the ex-officio president. Janu-ary IInd Saturday of every year observed as alumni day.

XXVIII. STAFF IN- CHARGES

1. Dr. Rekha K R IQAC Co-Ordinator2. Dr. Maya J.Pillai Women Cell,

Anti Raging (Nodal Officer)3. Ms.Jessy N C Staff Advisor, College Website,

Electoral Literacy Club (Nodal Officer)

4. Dr. Sholy Joseph.K PTA Secretary, Staff Editor5. Dr. Veena Appukuttan Alumni Association6. Dr. Prasanth Mathew Co-ordinator - RUSSA, ICT

7. Mrs. Jomol Jose Staff Council Secretary7. Dr. Fr. Sinoj Joseph Ethics Committee

LAB IN CHARGES

1. Psychology Laboratory - Dr. Maya J.Pillai

2. Language Laboratory - Dr. Rekha .K.R &

Ms. Jessy NC

3. Educational Technology &Network Resource Centre - Dr. Veena Appukuttan

4. Physical Science Laboratory - Dr. Prasanth Mathew

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CALENDAR2018 – 2019

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ACADEMIC

TOTAL NO. OF TEACHING DAYS: 23 WORKING DAYS: 2532

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JUNE 2018FRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISAT

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAYHOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY, COLLEGE RE-OPENING

HOLYMASS2ND SATURDAY

DAY OBSERVANCE (ENVIRONMENT DAY)

SCHOOL ACCLIMATIZATION BEGINSSCHOOL ACCLIMATIZATIONSCHOOL ACCLIMATIZATIONINTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY, SCHOOL ACCLIMATIZATIONDEMONSTRATION CLASS BEGINS

DEMONSTRATION CLASSESCRITICISM CLASS BEGINSCRITICISM CLASSESCRITICISM CLASSESMONTHLY EVALUATION


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JULY 2018SUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUE

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAYHOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

ST. THOMAS DAYINTERNSHIP BEGINS

COURSE INITIATION CEREMONY 2018-20 BATCH

WORLD POPULATION DAY

2ND SATURDAY

FACILITY VISIT

SCHOOL VISITCLUB FORMATION

INTERNSHIP 1ST FEEDBACK SESSION

STAFF COUNCIL MEETING, MONTHLY EVALUTAION

TOTAL NO. OF TEACHING DAYS: 18 WORKING DAYS:2134

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AUGUST 2018WEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRI

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAYHOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAYHOLIDAYHOLIDAYHOLIDAYHOLIDAY

DAY OBSERVANCE (NATIONAL MATHEMATICS DAY)

HIROSHIMA DAY

TALENTS DAYNAGASAKI DAY, QUIT INDIA DAYPTA GENERAL BODY MEETING2ND SATURDAY

INDEPENDENCE DAYONAM CELEBRATION

BAKRID, INTERNATIONAL FOLKLORE DAY

1ST ONAMTHIRUVONAM3RD ONAMSREENRAYANA GURU JAYANTHIAYYANKALI JAYANTHI

CLUB INAUGURATIONSTAFF COUNCIL MEETING & MONTHLY EVALUATION


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SEPTEMBER 2018SATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUN

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAYHOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

SREEKRISHNA JAYANTHI

TEACHER’S DAY

2ND SATURDAY

FIELD TRIPS

DAY OBSERVANCE (WORLD OZONE DAY)

MUHARAMSREENARAYANA GURU SAMADHIFIELD TRIPS

EPC I WORKSHOPEPC I WORKSHOPSTAFF COUNCIL MEETING & MONTHLY EVALUATIONFIELD TRIPS


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OCTOBER 2018MONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWED

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAYHOLIDAY

HOLIDAYHOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

GANDHI JAYANTHI

FIELD TRIPS, WORLD WILD LIFE DAY

2ND SATURDAY

WORLD FOOD DAY

MAHANAVAMIVIJAYADASAMI

MODEL EXAMINATIONMODEL EXAMINATIONMODEL EXAMINATIONMODEL EXAMINATION

STAFF COUNCIL MEETING, MONTHLY EVALUATION


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NOVEMBER 2018THUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRI

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAYHOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

KERALAPIRAVI

DEEPAVALIWORLD CANCER AWARENESS DAY

INTERNSHIP ENDS 2ND SATURDAY

CHILDRENS DAY

MILAD-I-SHERIF

STAFF COUNCIL MEETING, MONTHLY EVALUATION

TOTAL NO. OF TEACHING DAYS:18 WORKING DAYS: 2538

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DECEMBER 2018SATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMON

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAYHOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

WORLD AIDS DAY

2ND SATURDAY

HUMAN RIGHTS DAY

ENERGY CONSERVATION DAY

X-MAS CELEBRATION, CLOSES FOR X-MAS HOLIDAYS

RE-OPENING AFTER X-MAS HOLIDAYS

TOTAL NO. OF TEACHING DAYS:23 WORKING DAYS:2539

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JANUARY 2019TUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHU

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

NEW YEAR CELEBRATION MANNAM JAYANTHI

ARTS DAY

SCHOOL ACCLIMATIZATION BEGINS SCHOOL ACCLIMATIZATION SCHOOL ACCLIMATIZATION SCHOOL ACCLIMATIZATIONSCHOOL ACCLIMATIZATION ALUMNI DAY

ANNUAL SPORTS DAY

VOTERS DAYREPUBLIC DAY, URJA KIRAN

STAFF COUNCIL MEETING,MONTHLY EVALUATION,MARTYR’S DAY


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FEBRUARY 2019FRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHU

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAYHOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

WORLD WETLAND DAY

SECOND SATURDAY

EPC II & III WORKSHOPEPC II & III WORKSHOP

EPC IV WORKSHOPEPC IV WORKSHOP

STAFF COUNCIL MEETING & MONTHLY EVALUATIONNATIONAL SCIENCE DAY


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MARCH 2019FRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATSUN

HOLIDAYHOLIDAY

HOLIDAYHOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

HOLIDAY

MAHA SIVARATHRI

KANDOTH DAYINTERNATIONAL WOMENS DAY2ND SATURDAY

WORLD FOREST DAYMODEL EXAM II & IV SEMESTER, WORLD WATER DAY

MODEL EXAMMODEL EXAMMODEL EXAM , ALUMNI INITIATIONCOLLEGE DAYCOLLEGE CLOSES FOR SUMMER VACATION

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