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Lahore College Women University is moving forward with a great deal of energy to achieve its Vision 2020 and take its place as a leading women university of the world. The university is confident to face the numerous challenges in higher education sector in 21st Century, especially academic excellence, financial sustainability and empowering of women graduates through unified strategic planning, stimulating academic programs, research and innovation .... Readmore >> |
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Students of Mass Communication Department organized inauguration ceremony of Development Communication Projects.
Development Communication Projects
Vice chancellor Prof Dr. Sabiha Mansoor said at the...
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MoU is signed between Department of Biotechnology, LCWU and Children’s Hospital and Institute of Child Health on 4th June 2013
MoU Signing Ceremony
A memorandum of understanding is signed between Lahore College for Women...
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Department of Mass Communication organized a Workshop on “Fundamentals of Stage Acting”
Workshop on “Fundamentals of Stage Acting”
Mass Communication department organized a one day...
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IEEE LCWU student Branch is inaugurated on 30th May 2013
IEEE LCWU student Branch
Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineering, USA is the...
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Meeting of Mishal on the project of "Media Credibility Index" was held at the Department of Mass Communication, LCWU.
Members of Mishal visited Department of Mass Communication, LCWU
A meeting of Mishal, NGO with...
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Persian department LCWU presented a Persian drama titled “Majlis-e-Ayadat"
1st Ever Persian...
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CCJP invited Prof Dr. Andrew Hamid from Columbia University to visit LCWU
Prof Dr. Andrew Hamid...
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In the field of education, where educational materials and other resources undoubtedly play an important part in a pupil’s educational experience, it is the teacher who implements these resources and acts as a bridge between the material and the student. Each teacher leaves his/her individual mark on the students being taught and shoulders a large responsibility in the shaping of the students and their eventual successes and failures, as well as in the changes brought about in the educational system in which s/he functions.
As per the vision of Dr Sabiha Mansoor, Vice Chancellor of LCWU, faculty development programmes in HEIs should ‘include advanced courses for specialised knowledge, courses in pedagogy to improve teaching practices, and research activities’.
The Faculty Development Centre (FDC) at Lahore College for Women University (LCWU), is headed by Mrs Saima Asghar Riaz and has been set up to facilitate faculty at LCWU and other Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) to help teachers develop motivating and effective ways to improve their teaching practices and research skills through a range of long and short term development programmes. FDC at LCWU is committed to providing professional development to not only new teachers entering the Higher Education sector, but also works closely with practitioners within the University. It aims to develop Continuing Professional Development for staff and faculty at the University to address problems encountered by them within their professional environment.
We will be conducting short and long term programmes to facilitate faculty and management staff in resolving any professional issues they face, as well as the following broad streams identified in consultation with the Heads of Departments at LCWU:
ü Classroom Management Techniques
ü Writing Across the Curriculum
ü Syllabus and Curriculum Design
ü Assessment
ü Instructional Technology
ü Teaching Undergraduate Students
ü Teaching Research Students
We at FDC believe that educational institutions are centres of teaching and learning not only for students but also for teachers!
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