Each One, Teach One
Each One, Teach One is a collaboration between the staff and students
the opportunity to learn and share knowledge about their community and culture.
The phrase Each One, Teach One is an African proverb that originated in the
United States during slavery when Africans were denied education. When someone
learned how to read or write, it became their responsibility to teach someone
else. The idea is to spread knowledge for the betterment of their community.
This program will teach you how to give back to your community to learn and
share knowledge. In this connection the Electronics and Telecommunication
Department had taken an initiative to improve the student skill set and this
methodology helps the students to improve their presentation, communication skills,
knowledge levels in the concepts by self preparation and presentation. It helps
the students to enrich themselves towards self learning and employability.
Execution Plan:
WHAT WILL YOU DO IN EACH ONE, TEACH ONE?
Students have to teach a topic from the subject in the presence of the
teacher, Local community etc.
Outcomes:
Improvement of self learning
Improvement of presentation skills
Improvement of subject knowledge
I completely agree with the importance of the Each One, Teach One philosophy and how it can positively impact communities. It's inspiring to see that the Electronics and Telecommunication Department has taken this initiative to improve their students' skill set.
ReplyDeleteBy encouraging students to share their knowledge and skills with one another, the program not only helps them to become better learners but also better teachers. It fosters a sense of community and encourages collaboration, which can lead to a better understanding of different perspectives and experiences.
Moreover, this approach is not only beneficial for the students' academic and personal growth but also their employability. It's essential for students to develop not only technical skills but also soft skills such as communication, presentation, and teamwork, which are highly valued by employers.
Overall, the Each One, Teach One program is an excellent way to promote lifelong learning, personal development, and community engagement. It's great to see that the Electronics and Telecommunication Department is committed to providing their students with the skills and opportunities they need to succeed in the future.
Good one
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ReplyDeleteExcellent step towards industry based learning
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