Principal Dr. Arjinder
Singh acted as a resource person in one day workshop on “Psychometric Analysis-
Development and Publication of test” at Lyallpur Khalsa College of Education,
Jalandhar on April 7, 2017. He explained the procedures and strategies for
designing and publishing the tests to be used in research or in other
educational practices. Faculty members of Innocent Hearts College of
Education also attended the various
sessions held in the workshop.
Saturday, April 7, 2018
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
News on City News regarding Educational trip

Students Visit To Historical Monuments And Ethnic Places
Jalandhar, March 30, 2018: In order to deepen the spirit of patriotism in the student-teachers and infuse in them the honour for national heritage, Innocent Hearts College of Education Jalandhar organized an educational trip to Golden Temple, Durgiana Mandir, Jallianwala Bagh and Sada Pind situated at Amritsar today (March 30).
At the beginning of the journey, Principal Dr.Arjinder Singh directed the student-teachers that apart from having fun, they should observe all the details during their trip and note down the facts for integrating pedagogical contents with the field.
It was a good opportunity for the teacher-educators and student-teachers to explore new places like Sada Pind with heritage theme, analyze historical roots at Jallainwala Bagh and also relate religion with culture at Golden temple and Durgiana Mandir, which indeed have historical significance too.
They had fun and enjoyed the village spectacle at Sada Pind and experienced for some time the way their ancestors lived.Small mud houses with artistic paintings, cows, goats, small lanes, traditional shops, the open environment was like being in the lap of nature. All enjoyed the typical Punjabi taste of makki di roti, sarsonkasaag with lassi. The melodious folklore and dancing kept all enthralled. After visiting this virtual ancient Punjabi village, the student-teachers and teacher-educators experienced the peaceful bliss of Harmandir Sahib. The antic Central Sikh museum gave an exalted feeling. After drinking holy water and having langar the students moved on to grasp the facts at Jallianwala Bagh and Durgiana Mandir. The student-teachers took pledge at Jallianwala Bagh to preserve, protect and transmit the Punjabi culture and heritage. It was really a fantastic trip.
Jalandhar, March 30, 2018: In order to deepen the spirit of patriotism in the student-teachers and infuse in them the honour for national heritage, Innocent Hearts College of Education Jalandhar organized an educational trip to Golden Temple, Durgiana Mandir, Jallianwala Bagh and Sada Pind situated at Amritsar today (March 30).
At the beginning of the journey, Principal Dr.Arjinder Singh directed the student-teachers that apart from having fun, they should observe all the details during their trip and note down the facts for integrating pedagogical contents with the field.
It was a good opportunity for the teacher-educators and student-teachers to explore new places like Sada Pind with heritage theme, analyze historical roots at Jallainwala Bagh and also relate religion with culture at Golden temple and Durgiana Mandir, which indeed have historical significance too.
They had fun and enjoyed the village spectacle at Sada Pind and experienced for some time the way their ancestors lived.Small mud houses with artistic paintings, cows, goats, small lanes, traditional shops, the open environment was like being in the lap of nature. All enjoyed the typical Punjabi taste of makki di roti, sarsonkasaag with lassi. The melodious folklore and dancing kept all enthralled. After visiting this virtual ancient Punjabi village, the student-teachers and teacher-educators experienced the peaceful bliss of Harmandir Sahib. The antic Central Sikh museum gave an exalted feeling. After drinking holy water and having langar the students moved on to grasp the facts at Jallianwala Bagh and Durgiana Mandir. The student-teachers took pledge at Jallianwala Bagh to preserve, protect and transmit the Punjabi culture and heritage. It was really a fantastic trip.
Date:
Friday, March 30, 2018
Friday, March 30, 2018
EDUCATIONAL TRIP TO HISTORICAL MONUMENTS AND ETHNIC PLACES
In order to deepen the spirit of
patriotism in the student-teachers and infuse in them the honour for national
heritage, Innocent Hearts College of Education Jalandhar organized an
educational trip to Golden Temple, Durgiana Mandir, Jallianwala bagh and Sada
Pind situated at Amritsar on March 30, 2018. At the beginning of the journey,
Principal Dr. Arjinder Singh directed the student-teachers that apart from
having fun, they should observe all the details during their trip and note down
the facts for integrating pedagogical contents with the field.
It was a good opportunity for the
teacher-educators and student-teachers to explore new places like Sada pind with
heritage theme, analyze historical roots at Jallainwala bagh and also relate
religion with culture at Golden temple and Durgiana Mandir, which indeed have
historical significance too.
They had fun and enjoyed the village
spectacle at Sada Pind and experienced for some time the way their ancestors
lived. Small mud houses with artistic paintings, cows, goats, small lanes,
traditional shops, the open environment was like being in the lap of nature.
All enjoyed the typical Punjabi taste of makki di roti, sarson ka saag with
lassi. The melodious folklore and dancing kept all enthralled. After visiting
this virtual ancient Punjabi village, the student-teachers and
teacher-educators experienced the peaceful bliss of Harmandir Sahib. The antic Central
Sikh museum gave an exalted feeling. After drinking holy water and having
langer the students moved on to grasp the facts at Jallianwala bagh and
Durgiana mandir. The student-teachers took pledge at Jallianwala Bagh to preserve,
protect and transmit the Punjabi culture and heritage. It was really a
fantastic trip.
Thursday, March 8, 2018
INNOCENT HEARTS COLLEGE OF EDUCATION CELEBRATED INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
Innocent
Hearts College of Education, Jalandhar celebrated International Women’s day. An
extension lecture was delivered by Educator Mrs. Renuka Gupta on women
empowerment focusing on the achievements of Saina Nehwal, Puja Thakur, Sania
Mirza, Kalpana Chawla and Lata Mangeshkar. Actress Sridevi was also remembered
on this occasion. The student-teachers of NSS unit presented power-point presentation
on great Indian women personalities after independence. Poems were recited on
the plight of women in the society and highlighting the role of women. Principal
Dr. Arjinder Singh motivated the student-teachers to fight against social evils
like dowry system, female feticide, child marriage etc.
Saturday, February 24, 2018
ANNUAL SPORTS MEET
Innocent
Hearts College of Education, Jalandhar organized Annual Sports Meet on February
24, 2018 in order to develop the student’s mental agility and team spirit amongst
student-teachers. Mrs. Aradhana Bowry, Executive Director Colleges, Bowry
Memorial Educational and Medical Trust was the Chief-Guest of the day. The
inauguration was done with the flag hoisting ceremony followed by floral
welcome. The student-teachers actively participated in the main events that were
100 mt race, three legged race, skipping race, lemon spoon race, obstacle race,
sack race, shot-put and long jump. The Chief Guest bestowed the medals and prizes
to the winners and appreciated the efforts of the student-teachers. Principal Dr.Arjinder
Singh congratulated the winners and expected the would-be-teachers to organize
such activities in their schools during their teaching profession for the
physical development of the students.
Thursday, February 22, 2018
KOMANTRI MAA BOLI DIWAS MARCH
The
NSS Unit of Innocent Hearts College of Education, Jalandhar took part in
Komantri Maa Boli Divas march which started from Lyallpur Khalsa School,
Nakodar Chowk to Desh
Bhagat Yaadgari Hall on 21-Feb-2018 in order to boost the significance and
present day relevance of Punjabi language. It was organized by ‘Punjabi Jagrati
Manch’. The student-teachers carried banners, posters and raised slogans showing
their love for punjabi language and its role in promoting universal brotherhood.
A large number of students took part in
it with zeal and enthusiasm. Principal Dr. Arjinder Singh said that it is very
beneficial and important for all to participate in such events for
preservation, transmission and development of Indian languages, culture and
heritage. The NSS unit took pledge to save Punjabi language from Western impact
and to promote multilingualism in India.
Monday, January 22, 2018
CELEBRATION OF ‘BASANT FESTIVAL’ IN INNOCENT HEARTS COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
In order to preserve Punjabi culture and
heritage, ‘Basant Festival’ was celebrated in Innocent Hearts College of
Education, Jalandhar. Almost all the student-teachers participated in Kite flying and Yellow Dish Making Competitions. The students were given
attractive prizes for different items. They enjoyed a lot.
INNOCENT HEARTS COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, JALANDHAR BAGGED FIRST PRIZE IN GROUP DISCUSSION
Brahmjot, student-teacher of
B.Ed Semester-I of Innocent Hearts College of Education, Jalandhar stood first
in Group Discussion, Inter-College competition organised at CT Group of Institutions,
Maqsudan. Other events in which student- teachers of Innocent Hearts College of
Education participated were Treasure Hunt, Caption Contest and Mystery Meetha.
The Management, Principal
and faculty members appreciated the participants and congratulated Brahmjot for her excellent performance.
Friday, January 12, 2018
NSS UNIT OF INNOCENT HEARTS COLLEGE OF EDUCATION CELEBRATED NATIONAL YOUTH DAY AND LOHRI FUNCTION
NSS
Unit of Innocent Hearts College of Education, Jalandhar organised National
Youth day and Lohri function on Jan 12, 2018. Executive Director Mrs. Aradhana
Bowry, Principal Dr. Arjinder Singh and faculty members inaugurated
the ceremony by lighting up the bon-fire. The
student-teachers gave inspiring information about the life sketch of Swami
Vivekananda, his Chicago address, his teachings and views on woman empowerment,
god, culture and sang melodiously “na sir jhukha ke jiyo”. All the students
sang together and were motivated to choose the right path, to live a peaceful
life, to fight against hardships and never give up.
The
students gave speeches on upliftment of girl youth power and equality. Swamijis
teachings were related to the objectives of Lohri celebration. Swamiji always
believed in the youth power and to nourish the historical culture of the
country.
NSS Unit highlighted the importance of celebrating Lohri that it is a
festival essentially dedicated to Sun god. Group dance was performed by
student-teachers. Dance and singing ‘Tappe’ competition was organised. Folk songs
were sung by teachers and students while moving around the bon-fire and
offering popcorns, sweets, puffed rice and peanuts to it.
Remembering
the birth of Swami Vivekananda, Principal Dr. Arjinder Singh emphasized the
need to bring positive change in the society. He said that Lohri should be
celebrated for the girl child too and for abolishing social evils. Wednesday, December 20, 2017
Uni. Roll Numbers sem-1
This is an information for the B Ed Sem-1 students that your University Roll. Numbers are available at your College office .. You can collect it after clearances of all your pending dues... No Due slip is also available at College office.
Tuesday, December 19, 2017
Monday, December 18, 2017
PSTET-2017 Notification
B Ed Semester-3 can also apply
Following is the link for apply
http://educationrecruitmentboard.com/pstet2017/
Following is the link for apply
http://educationrecruitmentboard.com/pstet2017/
Tuesday, December 12, 2017
Well Done semester III
Dear Students you all performed amazingly ...A good education can
change everyone but a good teacher can change everything... Well
conveyed teaching lessons by all...Keep up the great word .Good Job!
Thanks
Thanks
Sunday, December 10, 2017
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