Panel discussion "Promotion of Punjabi language as a regional languages"

A panel discussion is one of the most popular approaches to discussing trending topics in front of an audience. It fosters productive learning relationships among panellists and participants. In addition, it allows everyone to reflect and think critically when listening to different perspectives. Similarly, as a moderator in a panel event, you must lead gracefully and win over the audience. By doing this, you can clearly communicate the event agenda and goals that can make virtual discussions engaging and effective.Punjabi association of Baba Farid college of Education organized a panel discussion on "Promotion of Punjabi language as regional language" at 1:30 p.m. on 24 January 2023 in conference room at BFCE. Astaff members andthree B.Ed internship students of Baba Farid college of Education participated in this activity. Staff members discussed to each other that Regional languages play a vital role in shaping our personality in one way or other. Besides, being fluent in our respective mother Punjabi tongue is necessary. No arguments here. Moreover, the importance of preserving Punjabi languages has increased with our education system . Thus, it is important that every state in the country include their respective regional language in the curriculum.

Assistant Professor Manpreetkaur said that responsibility of college and parents to induce interest in students to take up learning a different regional language apart from their Punjabi mother tongue. Instead of forcing a particular language on the students, schools should introduce Punjabi Literature clubs on the campus as a part of extra-curricular activities. This way, interested students can join such clubs and enjoy learning a different Indian language and Punjabi language without having to stress about marks, the monster.In the end of the session all staff members discussed to each other about As we can see, Punjabilanguage as a regional languages have, are, and always will play an important role in the socio-economic and political situation of a nation as well as the educational advancement of a country’s society. It can really bring together people of a community and help them connect with each other better. This is not an attempt at glorifying a particular regional language or playing down the importance of national languages but is rather a reminder to connect with one’s roots and understand the cultural relevance and historical significance of something that is simply considered one’s mother tongue - there is a lot more power to knowledge than meet.

Speech competition on 22nd March, 2022

On 22nd March, 2022, a speech competition was organized in Baba Farid College of Education on the occasion of Shaheed Bhagat Singh Ji's martyrdom day in which B.A., B.Ed and B.Ed students participated. Literary Club in-charge Mrs. Rajveer Kaur and Mr. Deepinder Singh played the role of Judge. At this time Lovepreet Singh and Priyanka Kaur of B.A., B.Ed Part I participated. At this time the students were enlightened about the life of Bhagat Singh. At this time Juhi and Gursimran discussed as a revolutionary thinker. The results were declared by the judge in which Meherban Singh B.Ed Part I won the first place, Gursimran Kaur won the second place and Juhi Singla won the third place. The staff was present there.

International Mother Language Day

International Mother Language Day was celebrated today on 21 February 2022 at Baba Farid College of Education. In which the language faculty of all the departments of Baba Farid Group of Institutions. First of all, everyone was welcomed by Madam Rupinder Kaur and the college principal Dr. Pradeep Kaura was invited on the stage, he discussed the importance of Punjabi language (mother tongue) and gave a message to all that respect your mother tongue. After this Mr. B.D. Sharma also presented his thoughts about mother tongue and told how mother tongue helps to express his feelings. After this Prof. Raman presented a poem showing the importance of mother tongue. Finally, the head of the department Dr. Mangal Singh thanked the guests and shed light on the history of the mother tongue. All the staff were present at this time.

Online Student Poetry Darbar on 12th January 2022

on 12th January 2022 Baba Farid College of Education Bathinda conducted online Student Poetry Darbar on Microsoft team under the leadership of Smt. Rajveer Kaur. Principal Baba Farid College Dr. Pradeep Kaura Ji welcomed all the staff and students and the poet students with some welcoming words, after which Vikramjit Singh sought permission from Shri BD Sharma (Deputy Director Activities) to start the program. The program then started with the name of God, in which the Guru's poem was presented by Robinpreet Singh, a student of BA B.Ed Semester III, in which he praised God. Miharban Singh, a student of BAB, presented a poem on the subject "Every issue is serious". A Semester VII student wrote a song "Mera Ji Karda" and shared his thoughts through a poem depicting the plight of an Indian farmer. Poems by Kulwinder Singh BA B.Ed Semester VII students telling the truth of human life Poems by students of BA B.Ed Semester I and III Juhi Singla and Rasanpreet Kaur. At the same time B.Ed Semester I students Satpal Singh, Amritpal Singh, Harful Singh presented poems respectively. I BA B.Ed Semester I student Sanamdeep Singh presented his poem. At the end the students were encouraged by Mr. BD Sharma (Deputy Director Activities) and heard about further honing their skills.

World Computer Literacy Day on 02.12.2022

Baba Farid College of Education Celebrated World Computer Literacy Day on 02.12.2022. In which the students of BA-B.Ed. first and B.Ed. first participated. Assistant Professor Ms.Jashandeep kaur welcomed the chief guest.Mr.Gurpreet Singh started his session by asking the students what they knew about the digital world and the importance of the day. He also gave valuable views on how one can learn computer skills. As computers and other gadgets play an important role in the use of technology and self dependency. So there is a need for knowledge about digital technology. He also provided knowledge of new discoveries in the field of information technology. Mr. Gurpreet Singh Started their lecture with history of World computer literacy day. it aims to "create awareness and drive digital literacy in underserved communities worldwide". It was originally founded by the NIIT The day is also directed at improving the teaching of Information Technology, & more generally, the "celebration of computers".

He said history of computer One of the earliest and most well-known devices was an abacus. Then in 1822, the father of computers, Charles Babbage began developing what would be the first mechanical computer. He Explained the Input and output device with very interesting way .He said very Interesting fact about Nano chip, Robort elon Mask and Social media etc. At the end of lecture students put the question about How to Nano chip works ? Mr gurpreet answer the question nano chip inject in body. At last, Assistant Professor Mr. Jalandhar Singh thanked the chief guest.

BFCE has organized the workshop for Non-teaching staff

A one day computer literacy workshop organized for non-teaching staff. Assitant Prof. Harmandeep Kaur delivered a workshop on the Microsoft office . MS Office aids in acquiring office level skills and confidence to work at a professional plat form with job satisfaction .

Computer Education

Where computers are widespread, they are also a part of education. Computers are used in schools & Colleges for many applications such as writing papers or searching the Internet for information. Computer skills are also a subject being specifically taught in many schools, especially from adolescence onward - when the ability to make abstractions forms.

One problematic element of many (though not all) "computer literacy" or computer education programs is that they may resort too heavily on rote memorization. Students may be taught, for example, how to perform several common functions (e.g.: Open a file, Save a file, Quit the program) in very specific ways, using one specific version of one specific program. When a graduate of such a program encounters a competing program, or even a different version of the same program, they may be confused or even frightened by the differences from what they learned. This is one reason why major computer and software firms such as Apple Computer and Microsoft consider the educational market important: The often time-limited computer education provided in schools most often lends itself to rote memorization, creating a sort of vendor lock-in effect whereby graduates are afraid to switch to competing computer systems

Syllabus of Computers  Literacy

• what is a computer

      ·   What are its limitations
      ·   What is a program (not necessarily how to program)
      ·   What is an algorithm
      ·   What is computable
      ·   What a computer cannot do
      ·   Why computers cannot produce random numbers
      ·   Some seemingly simple problems are not
      ·   Concurrency and issues with shared data
      ·   Reduce computer literacy needs with Desktop Search
      ·   All computers have the same computing ability with differences in memory capacity and           speed
      ·   Performance depends on more than CPU clock speed

• understanding the concept of stored data
• keyboarding, mousing (using input devices)
• Plugging in and turning the computer on using/understanding user-interface elements (e.g., windows, menus, icons, buttons, etc.)
• Composing, editing and printing documents the ability to communicate with others using computers through electronic mail (email) or instant messaging services managing and editing pictures (from cell phones, digital cameras or even scans)
• Opening files and recognizing different file types Multimedia literacy, including, but not limited to:

            ·    making movies
            ·    making sound files
            ·    Interactivity
            ·    creating web pages