- India is the 3rd largest in terms of higher education
- India’s educated middle class population is equivalent to the entire population of the USA
“PROFICIENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS ARE AN INTEGRAL PART OF LEARNING”
Dr. Sunil Kumar Provost, Johns Hopkins University, USA.
Jaipur, 19 November: Inability to communicate with others in a proficient manner makes it difficult to comprehend the skills of the said individual and create a cohesive learning environment. This was informed by Provost, Johns Hopkins University, USA, Dr. Sunil Kumar. He was speaking at the round table discussion on ‘Enhancing Quality of Higher Education: Issues and Opportunities at Hotel Marriott today.
He further added that it is important to measure a student’s
capability to learn rather than what they have already learnt. There is a
special requirement to realize that learning is a continuous process
which over time results in holistic development. It is important to
inculcate an aspiration for excellence among the students. They should
be able to work with others not just academically but also be able to
empathize emotionally.
Chairman, Ajit Foundation, Jaipur, Dr. V.S. Vyas highlighted the 4 factors that determine the quality of education – students, teachers, leaders and regulators. If the teachers challenge the students, then there is positive scope for increasing their capacity of learning. Teachers should also be presented with ample growth opportunities and be recognized and encouraged by their peers.
Chairman IIHMR University, Dr S.D. Gupta said that India is the 3rd
largest in terms of higher education with huge infrastructure and
network. India’s educated middle class population is equivalent to the
entire population of the USA. Fresh graduates can hurt their chances of
employability with inadequate proficiency in written and verbal English
communication skills.
Earlier the welcome address was extended by Pro-President, IIHMR University, Dr. P.R. Sodani.
- India’s educated middle class population is equivalent to the entire population of the USA
“PROFICIENT COMMUNICATION SKILLS ARE AN INTEGRAL PART OF LEARNING”
Dr. Sunil Kumar Provost, Johns Hopkins University, USA.
Jaipur, 19 November: Inability to communicate with others in a proficient manner makes it difficult to comprehend the skills of the said individual and create a cohesive learning environment. This was informed by Provost, Johns Hopkins University, USA, Dr. Sunil Kumar. He was speaking at the round table discussion on ‘Enhancing Quality of Higher Education: Issues and Opportunities at Hotel Marriott today.
He further added that it is important to measure a student’s
capability to learn rather than what they have already learnt. There is a
special requirement to realize that learning is a continuous process
which over time results in holistic development. It is important to
inculcate an aspiration for excellence among the students. They should
be able to work with others not just academically but also be able to
empathize emotionally.Chairman, Ajit Foundation, Jaipur, Dr. V.S. Vyas highlighted the 4 factors that determine the quality of education – students, teachers, leaders and regulators. If the teachers challenge the students, then there is positive scope for increasing their capacity of learning. Teachers should also be presented with ample growth opportunities and be recognized and encouraged by their peers.
Chairman IIHMR University, Dr S.D. Gupta said that India is the 3rd
largest in terms of higher education with huge infrastructure and
network. India’s educated middle class population is equivalent to the
entire population of the USA. Fresh graduates can hurt their chances of
employability with inadequate proficiency in written and verbal English
communication skills.
Earlier the welcome address was extended by Pro-President, IIHMR University, Dr. P.R. Sodani.
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