TEACHING LEARNING METHODOLOGYTEACHING LEARNING METHODOLOGY

1. Effective E-mail Communication: Faculty engages in regular e-mail correspondence, sharing notes, remarks, and results, enriching students' out-of-class learning experiences.
2. Visual Learning Tools: Widely adopted, visual aids like PowerPoint presentations are integral to the teaching-learning processs, leveraging well-equipped classrooms.
3. Global Acceptance of Online Courses: Massive open online courses (MOOCs) are increasingly accepted globally as an innovative method for additional knowledge dissemination, supported at AIMT through platforms like NPTEL and SWAYAM.
4. Insightful Industry Tours:Industrial visits provide practical insights into corporate operations, enhancing students' understanding of various organizational functions.
5. Peer Learning: Senior students serve as mentors, imparting knowledge to younger members through experiential methods in club settings.
6. Support for Struggling Students: Faculty offers additional attention and assignments to students facing challenges in term exams, fostering a deeper understanding of subjects.
7. Club Initiatives: Diverse club activities offer fertile grounds for innovative learning, where knowledge transfer occurs through a ritual-like process involving hands-on training, presentations, and discussions.
8. Versatile Class Tests: Apart from standard mid-term tests, students face additional class tests, including both subjective and objective formats, preparing them for future exams.
9. Student-Driven Presentations: Students deliver presentations, enhancing confidence and overall learning experiences in relevant subjects.
10. Insights from Industry Leaders: Students gain knowledge from industry experts through department-organized sessions, broadening their understanding of real-world practices.
11. Multimedia Learning: Audio-visual aids are utilized where necessary, proven to be more effective in capturing student attention in classrooms.
12. Mapping with Bloom’s Taxonomy: Mid-term tests follow Bloom's taxonomy, ensuring alignment with global academic standards in learning and assessment.
13. Personalized Academic Counseling: Faculty acts as counselors, aiding students with academic and personal challenges in a supportive environment.
14. Library Based Research Assignments: Students engage in assignments requiring research from institute library resources, promoting independent learning and report submission.
15. Engaging Quiz Sessions:Classroom quiz sessions break monotony, creating interest and enhancing the overall learning experience.