Goutam Das Assistant Professor Civil Engineering Department
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I teaches all the subjects related to Civil Engineering.
Also teaches autocad, etabs etc softwares.
Strive for the perfection is our moto.
I teach in a simple manner.
Example are also given related to the study.
Practical aspect are also shared with the students.
Time management is done properly.
Education, like almost every other area of our society, has evolved in leaps and bounds in recent years. Traditional teaching techniques, based mainly on a teacher explaining a topic and students taking notes, may still be useful on occasion, but education today revolves more around encouraging the student to awaken their curiosity and desire to learn.

A number of different teaching techniques have emerged due to this change in education. Many of these teaching techniques are not actually new however! The use of technology in the classroom has simply given education a new lease of life allowing us to approach old ideas in new ways.

Outlined below are some popular teaching techniques that have arisen from the integration of technology in education.

6 Teaching Techniques You Should Know:
1. Flipped Classroom (Inverting your class):
The Flipped Classroom Model basically involves encouraging students to prepare for the lesson before class. Thus, the class becomes a dynamic environment in which students elaborate on what they have already studied. Students prepare a topic at home so that the class the next day can be devoted to answering any questions they have about the topic. This allows students to go beyond their normal boundaries and explore their natural curiosity.
2. Design Thinking (Case Method):
This technique is based on resolving real-life cases through group analysis, brainstorming, innovation and creative ideas. Although “Design Thinking” is a structured method, in practice it can be quite messy as some cases may have no possible solution.

However, the Case Method prepares students for the real world and arouses their curiosity, analytical skills and creativity. This technique is often used in popular MBA or Masters classes to analyze real cases experienced by companies in the past.

Ewan McIntosh, an advocate of Design Thinking, created The Design Thinking School as part of his “No Tosh” consulting group. No Tosh harnesses the creative practices of some of the best media and tech companies in the world to coach teaching methods to implement the concept. Design Thinking for Educators also provides teachers with an online toolkit with instructions to explore Design Thinking in any classroom. Click here to download the free toolkit now.

3. Self-learning:
Curiosity is the main driver of learning. As a basic principle of learning, it makes little sense to force students to memorize large reams of text that they will either begrudgingly recall or instantly forget. The key is to let students focus on exploring an area which interests them and learn about it for themselves.

A perfect example of a teaching technique based on self-learning is outlined by Sugata Mitra at the TED conference. In a series of experiments in New Delhi, South Africa and Italy, the educational researcher Sugata Mitra gave children self-supervised access to the web. The results obtained could revolutionize how we think about teaching. The children, who until then did not even know what the internet was, were capable of training themselves in multiple subjects with unexpected ease.

A common technique for exploring self-learning is the use of Mind Maps. Teachers can create a central node on a Mind Map and allow students the freedom to expand and develop ideas. For example, if the focus is the Human Body, some students may create Mind Maps on the organs, Bones or Diseases that affect the human body. Later the students would be evaluated according to the Mind Maps they have created and could collaborate with each other to improve each others Mind Maps and come to a more comprehensive understanding of the Human Body.
4. Gamification:
teaching techniquesLearning through the use of games is one of the teaching methods that has already been explored especially in elementary and preschool education. By using games, students learn without even realizing. Therefore, learning through play or ‘Gamification‘ is a learning technique that can be very effective at any age. It is also a very useful technique to keep students motivated.

The teacher should design projects that are appropriate for their students, taking into account their age and knowledge, while making them attractive enough to provide extra motivation. One idea may be to encourage students to create quizzes online on a certain topic. Students can challenge their peers to test themselves and see who gets a higher score. In this way, students can enjoy the competition with peers while also having fun and learning.

5. Social Media:
A variant of the previous section is to utilize social media in the classroom. Students today are always connected to their social network and so will need little motivation to get them engaged with social media in the classroom. The ways you can use teaching methods are quite varied as there are hundreds of social networks and possibilities.

A good example is the initiative carried out by the Brazilian Academy of Languages “Red Ballon”, which encouraged students to review the tweets of their favorite artists and correct grammatical errors that they committed in an effort to improve their English language skills!

6. Free Online Learning Tools:
There is an array of free online learning tools available which teachers can use to encourage engagement, participation and a sense of fun into the classroom. Teachers can create an interactive and dynamic classroom environment using, for example, online quizzes to test student’s knowledge.

Subjects

  • Civil Engineering Diploma-Bachelors/Undergraduate

  • Engineering Mechanics Diploma-Bachelors/Undergraduate

  • Survey Diploma-Bachelors/Undergraduate

  • Solid Mechanics Diploma-Bachelors/Undergraduate

  • Structural Engineering Diploma-Masters/Postgraduate

  • Human Resource Diploma-Masters/Postgraduate

  • Professional Civil Engineering Diploma-Bachelors/Undergraduate

  • BBA

  • Human Resource Management Diploma-Masters/Postgraduate

  • Structural analysis Diploma-Bachelors/Undergraduate

  • MBA - Human resource management

  • Transportation Engineering Diploma-Bachelors/Undergraduate

  • Soil Mechanics & Foundation Engineering Diploma-Bachelors/Undergraduate

  • Strength of Materials & Theory of Structures Diploma-Bachelors/Undergraduate

  • Highway & Transportation Engineering Diploma-Bachelors/Undergraduate

  • Advanced Structural Analysis Diploma-Bachelors/Undergraduate

  • Theory of structures Diploma-Bachelors/Undergraduate

  • Human Resource behaviour Diploma-Masters/Postgraduate

Experience

  • Assistant Professor (Jan, 2018–Present) at Elitte College of Engineering
  • Lecturer (Jan, 2015–Dec, 2017) at AMS College of Polytechnic
  • Faculty (Apr, 2014–Dec, 2014) at Emcons Business Academy
  • Lecturer (Jun, 2013–Jan, 2014) at Santiniketan Institute of Polytechnic

Education

  • MBA (Sep, 2021–Aug, 2023) from Vidyasagar University Midnapore
  • M.Tech in Structural Engineering (Aug, 2013–Jun, 2015) from National Institute of Technical Teachers' Training and Research Kolkata

Fee details

    ₹1,000–2,000/hour (US$11.79–23.58/hour)

1 Review
5 out of 5

User Photo April 19, 2020

Excellent Teacher

Good teaching skill, better doubt clearing technique, helps in assignment, teaches in a batch but also available in one to one teaching.