Special programme initiated by the school principal on the Tibetan Honorific words (29th June 2013)

This year is solely meant to inculcate the moral values in all the TCV School, as it is the focus point of this year. Keeping this in mind our school principal has initiated a programme to extent our first step to moral values through honorific words.

Partispants trying to answer the question

As well know Tibetan is a rich language. One of the unique features of which are honorific words that are commonly used during conversation.

In this 21st century, children are getting more and more exposed to other language while they are becoming less and less familiar with their own mother tongue. As a result of which they may forget everything. Thinking from this point working and learning honorific words is more urgently felt. The whole programme is shouldered by the two Tibetan teacher Miss. Dawa Tsamchoe la and Miss. Yangzom la. The unique thing about this programme is that, all the respective homes from 1 to 16 inclulding girls and boy’s hostel, all are participating in this programme. No one knows who will be call upon as a participant as an actual contestant. All the students were informing in advance to learn and give importance to the Tibetan honorific words.

This kind of programme will definitely be an eye opener for the budding brains of our children who are wisely termed as the ‘Future seeds of Tibet’ by his holiness. This particular programme had really squeezed a lot of time and sweat of the two concern teachers. By the end of the programme the winner was Home no 6 . When the programme got over we have the confidence to feel that whatever time and labor that the teacher had spent on this contest have not gone waste. I want to congratulate the principal and the two concern teacher for their sheer hard work.

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NCERT Workshop Sharing by Mrs. Tenzin Dolma

The Department of Education, CTA organized 21 Days Tibetan TGT English

sharing by madam Tenzin Dolma la

teachers’ workshop at NCERT, New Delhi from 5 to 25 June 2013. Therefore the actual workshop sharing for the TGT English teachers was done on 15 July 2013 but the sharing for all the co-workers, the teaching staff was done on 30 August 2013 during the monthly teacher’s meeting in the presence of the Headmaster and the Assistant Headmaster. Although there were so many things to share but due to the very limited time, the whole sharing was completed within 30 minutes.

The following important topics were highlighted.

The responsibilities of a real teacher.

Teaching Across Curriculum

Understanding Literature

Different Genres of Writing and creating authentic tasks out of them

Gender Sensitivity

Multilingualism

CCE-An Overview

Professional Development etc.

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A special programme by the math committee (22nd June 2013)

It was on 22nd of june 2013 Saturday, The math committee member bought about a new programme under the guidance of the Chairperson Mr. Lobsang Yeshi la. The curtain raised with the dialect practice by the students on the different mathematics and science topics like Area etc. student enjoy the dialect with a light and a soothing music for has shown a documentary film named ‘Story of Math’ which lasted for around 45 minutes.The most special and unique thing done in this programme is the first ever Mathematic spelling bee. Teachers have selected four students from each class and in total there was 50 contestant. Teachers have collected more than 200c mathematic terms and classified the words into easy, average and difficult round.

The 1st easy rounds were successfully answered by most of the students and were qualified for the next round. Followed by the average round where many students fail to spell the correct spelling. Only few students were through the round. Difficult round was really a challenge for the qualifiers as the words were hard and only 4 students were qualified for the championship round.And finally the winner was non-other than Master Tenzin Tsega la of class 8 S. over all the whole programme was a huge success.

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