Syllables

Spoken English: Understanding Syllables

What are Syllables?

Syllable means a group of Vowel and Consonant Sounds that may come together to form the word.
Syllable is the smallest unit of language which has a vowel sound. Syllables of three types: 1. Monosyllable (One Syllable: as bat, cat, rat, mat, pat, sun, make, take, go etc)
2. Di-syllable (Consisting two syllables: Report, Beauty, Affix, Exceed, Repose, Duty etc), and
3. Polysyllable (Three or More than three Syllable: Important, Renovation, Glorification, Unpredictable, Opportunity, Discontinuance)
Consequently, a word may consists of Three Types of Construction i.e. Monosyllabic, Di-syllabic or Polysyllabic Construction...!!!

Mahamana Madan Mohan Malviya Ji's message to students (1931)

🕉 Shree Mahamana Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya Jayte 🕉

Mouth Locations of English Speech Sounds

Mouth Location

of English Speech Sounds

Exploring Digital Humanities: Challenges & Opportunities

Exploring Digital Humanities: Challenges & Opportunities

1. Aesthetics of Pain and Plight: A critical analysis of subaltern characters in the fictions of Arundhati Roy with a special reference to Limbale’s Akkarmashi

2. Distant Prospect: Nationalism in the Select Short Stories of Jhumpa Lahiri

3. Ambivalence of the Self: The Determinant of Deteriorating Married Relationships

4. Jackal as a Cultural Hero in Select Indigenous Folktales: A Study

5. Role of Digital Advancements in Literature

6. Aipan Art: The Traditional Art Form of Uttarakhand

NEP 2020 & Innovative Pedagogy: Time for Restructuring Curriculum and Pe...

"NEP 2020 and Innovative Pedagogy:

Time for Restructuring Curriculum and

Pedagogical Structure in HEIs"

Day Four of the FDP"
Date of Deliberation: December 04, 2022
Day: Sunday
METHOD: An Interactive Case Based Session
NEP 2020 & Innovative Pedagogy: Time for Restructuring Curriculum and Pedagogical Structure in HEIs

STRUCTURAL CONTENTS
Talk Structure and Key Highlights of the Session
A Practical Case Study of Humanities and Management Science Department,
Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology, Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh
Step One: New Education Policy/National Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020)
Step Two: Time for Restructuring Curriculum
Step Three: Pedagogical Structure in Higher Educational Institutes
HMSD-MMMUT: A Case Study
Feedback and Question Answer Session

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December 04, 2022 (Sunday)
Thanks to the organizers of School of Humanities, K. R. Mangalam University, Gurugram, Haryana and School of Liberal Arts and Languages, Gangoh, Uttar Pradesh for organizing FDP during December 01-to-December 07, 2022 on Pedagogical Techniques for Quality Higher Education and for inviting me as Resource Person of a Session entitled: "NEP 2020 and Innovative Pedagogy: Time for Restructuring Curriculum and Pedagogical Structure in HEIs" on Day Four of the FDP i.e. December 04, 2022 (Sunday). I extend my deep gratitude to the Patrons of One Week Online Faculty Development Programme Prof. (Dr.) C. S. Dubey, Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, K. R. Mangalam University & Prof. (Dr.) Ranjit Singh, Vice Chancellor, Shobhit University, Gangoh, and feel obliged to Co-Patrons Prof. (Dr.) Pusplata Tripathi, Pro-Vice Chancellor, K. R. Mangalam University, Gurugram, Haryana and Prof. (Dr.) Mahipal Singh, Registrar, Shobhit University, Gangoh. My special thanks are due to Dr. Nandini Biswas, School of Humanities, K. R. Mangalam University, Gurugram, Haryana and Dr Gunjan Aggarwal, School of Liberal Arts and Languages, Gangoh for being very nice and congenial Hosts.
PIC Curtsey @ Dr. Nandini Biswas

ORAL PRESENTATION

Oral Presentation: Part One: Preparing Oral Presentation Part Two: Oral Presentation: Strategy Strategic Preparation for Oral Presentation Six Steps: First Step: Managing Time 1. Adhering Guidelines (Preparing Acessories like Cards, Laptop, Power Back Ups etc,) 2. Purpose and Objective of the Talk 3. Articulate the Topic or Title Second Step: Write Your Talk 1. Make Notes 2. What you must Write 3. Structuring your talk (What you must tell: Most important first) Introduction Middle Conclusion Recapitulation What are main headings and subheading Third Steps: Producing Notes 1. Making Notes on Cards 2. Getting Audience Attention 3. Inviting Questions 4. Summary Step Four: 1. Preparing Visual Aids viz. PPTs, OHPs, Writing and Drawing on Board) Whiteboarding etc. Step Five: Practicing Your Talk 1.Practice with friends 2. Practice with Equipment 3. Practice Questions 4. Mirror Practice Sixth Step: Preparing for Questions preparing for imaginary Questions Audience May Ask Strategic Preparation: 1. Decide General and Specific Objectives 2 Decide Possible Outcome or Result 3. Knowing and Analyzing your audience 3. Time 4. Location 5. Manner Structure: 1.Review your Talk 2 Impactful Beginning 3. Finishing Touch Support: 1. White Board 2.Chart 3. Projector etc. Presentation: Visual and Verbal and Vocal Presentation

ORAL PRESENTATION

Oral Presentation: Part One: Preparing Oral Presentation Part Two: Oral Presentation: Strategy Strategic Preparation for Oral Presentation Six Steps: First Step: Managing Time 1. Adhering Guidelines (Preparing Acessories like Cards, Laptop, Power Back Ups etc,) 2. Purpose and Objective of the Talk 3. Articulate the Topic or Title Second Step: Write Your Talk 1. Make Notes 2. What you must Write 3. Structuring your talk (What you must tell: Most important first) Introduction Middle Conclusion Recapitulation What are main headings and subheading Third Steps: Producing Notes 1. Making Notes on Cards 2. Getting Audience Attention 3. Inviting Questions 4. Summary Step Four: 1. Preparing Visual Aids viz. PPTs, OHPs, Writing and Drawing on Board) Whiteboarding etc. Step Five: Practicing Your Talk 1.Practice with friends 2. Practice with Equipment 3. Practice Questions 4. Mirror Practice Sixth Step: Preparing for Questions preparing for imaginary Questions Audience May Ask Strategic Preparation: 1. Decide General and Specific Objectives 2 Decide Possible Outcome or Result 3. Knowing and Analyzing your audience 3. Time 4. Location 5. Manner Structure: 1.Review your Talk 2 Impactful Beginning 3. Finishing Touch Support: 1. White Board 2.Chart 3. Projector etc. Presentation: Visual and Verbal and Vocal Presentation

Techno-Cultural Rendezvos With Professor (Dr) Arved Carl Hubler

Techno-Cultural Rendezvous With Professor (Dr) Arved Carl Hubler

Hark...!!! Here is the Techno-Cultural Recipe to the Science Freaks and Cultural Magnets who wish to peep into the Indian-German Threshold...!!! Let's observe and contemplate his Scientist's vision and celebrate his Cultural Test...!!! Orators: A Literary Society of TIT&S, Bhiwani, Haryana, India had a planned "Conversations with the renowned Physicist and a "Printed-Electronics- Professor-Par Excellence". Professor Hubler is the pioneering Professor-Cum-Scientist of Printed Electronics who revolutionized the field by his nascent novel contributions. The rendezvous encompasses an impressive introduction of Professor Hubler by Professor (Dr) Rajendrakumar Anayath, Director, TIT&S, Bhiwani. Global Professional Excellence (an award equating Oscar in Printing Technology) awarded Professor Anayath, acknowledged Print Guru of India considerately took the responsibility to introduce Professor Hubler [ of the Department of Print & Media Technology] from Technical University, Cheminitz, Germany. Interaction interestingly imbibes Prof. Hubler's vision for future science and technology as well as his understanding of India as a nation which he gathered during his frequent visits to India. He also openly expresses his views on Indo-German prospects of future bilateral ventures in which both the nations can comfortably trade in for mutual cooperation and benefits. He frankly talks of German life style and their habits too. His straight forwardness of answering not only makes the discourse increasingly interesting but exclusively informative also.

Professor A. K. Daniel, Third CMS-MMMUT Coordinator's Message for the S...

Third CMS-MMMUT Coordinator's Message for the Second Foundation Day of HMSD

(Professor A. K. Daniel)

Revered Sir

You shall always be in our heart...!!!

ABVP Foundation Day Celebration on July 09, 2021 at Gorakhpur, Uttar Pra...

ABVP Foundation Day Celebration
 on July 09, 2021 at Gorakhpur, 
Uttar Pradesh, INDIA

Gender Fair Language: The Nascent Emergence...!!!

Gender Fair Language: 
The Nascent Emergence...!!!

आज़ादी का अमृत महोत्स्व @ मानविकी एवं प्रबंध विज्ञान विभाग

आज़ादी का अमृत महोत्स्व
मानविकी एवं प्रबंध विज्ञान विभाग
मदन मोहन मालवीय प्रौद्योगिकी विश्वविद्यालय

How to Win Slow Cycling Competition? Answer is Patience, Perseverance an...

How to Win Slow Cycling Competition?

Answer is 
From Sports to Academics Winning Mantras are:
1. Patience,
2. Perseverance, and
3. Commitment

हर्बल सनेटिज़ेर्स ऐसे बनाये- बाल वैज्ञानिक राहुल सिंह, डी० आई० आई० सी...

हर्बल सनेटिज़ेर्स ऐसे बनाये 

बाल वैज्ञानिक राहुल सिंह, 

डी० आई० आई० सी०- 

एम् एम् एम् यु टी,गोरखपुर

Syntax : Sentence Structure and Verb Patterns

Syntax Sentence Structure and Verb Patterns

 

Whether Valmiki was a Dalit Sage OR Brahmarshi : An Investigation

Whether Valmiki was a Dalit Sage OR Brahmarishi?

An Investigation...!!!

A -- KTD : HMSD

A -- KTD - HMSD - MMMUT

KNOW THE DEPARTMENT (KTD)

Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology

The First NAAC A Grade Accredited State University of Uttar Pradesh, India

(A)

KTD: HMSD

Know The Department

HMSD: Humanities & Management Science Department,

Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology

Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, India

The Finance Club MMMUT: लक्ष्य शुद्ध लाभ नहीं, शुभ लाभ...!!!

शुद्ध लाभ नहीं, शुभ लाभ...!!!
Straight rom the Podium of....
Dr Sudhir Narayan Singh
The Founder President,
The Finance Club, MMMUT, Gorakhpur

Significant Skills for Entrepreneurship Development

Entrepreneurship Development By Professor Jyoti Rana​

Heartiest Thanks to Professor Jyoti Rana, Dean, Sri Vishwakarma Skill University, First Skill University of India for Delivering such an invaluable talk to the Students of Humanities and Management Science Department, Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology, Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh...!!! 

Effective Presentation for Professional Success

Presentation Skills for Professional Success

HMSD hosted Dr Sunitha Venugopal's Vibrant Session on

Effective Presentation for Professional Success

Thursday, February 10, 2022,

Today Dr Sunitha Venugopal, Sr. Assistant Professor, English from School of Social Sciences & Languages, Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore, Tamil Nadu delivered an excellent invited lecture on "Effective Presentation for Professional Success" for the BBA, MBA & Ph.D. students of HMSD-Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology, Gorakhpur.

I personally feel obliged to the Graceful Virtual Presence of Dr Venugopal and also extend my heartfelt thanks to her for accepting my request in such a short notice.

It was also great to see Dr Sunitha Venugopal after almost one and half decade...!!!

!!!!! घर आँगन का सृंगार बेटियां !!!!! ॥ एक हिंदी कविता ॥

If sons are Precious... 

...Daughters are Priceless...!!!

महालय: लय का लय में लय (A Tribute to Bharat Ratna Lata Mangeshkar Ji) Fe...

लय का लय में लय 

A Tribute to Bharat Ratna Lata Mangeshkar Ji 

(September 28, 1929--February 06, 2022)

Communication

Communication : Types

सामाजिक समानता : आरक्षण कितना सहायक

Importance of Reading Skills & Subskills of Reading

Reading Skills: Subskills of Reading

उत्तर प्रदेश के मुख्यमंत्री कौन और क्यों ?

उत्तर प्रदेश के मुख्यमंत्री कौन और क्यों ?

Speech & Writing : Distinguishing Factors

Difference Between Speech & Writing...!!!

Listening Skills and it's Types

Listening Skills & It's Types

Skills of Language Learning (LSRW)

Ø   L: Listening

Ø   S: Speaking

Ø   R: Reading

Ø   W: Writing

Listening Skills

Listening & Hearing

Listening = Hearing + Attention

(Listening Is the mother of all Speaking.)

Listening Skills: Types

1. Types of Listening:

A) Active Listening

B) Passive Listening

2. Types of Listening:

A) Partial Listening

B) Selective Listening

 (Best on The Choice and Selection of Listening)

C) Emotive Listening

C. I. Sympathetic Listening

C. Ii. Antipathetic Listening

C. Iii. Apathetic Listening

D) Empathetic Listening

(Putting Your Legs into Others’ Shoes)

This Type of Listening Is Considered as The Best Form of Listening for Professionals.

E) Holistic Listening

(Attempt to Listen with Your Mind, Body and Soul.)

 

 

 

 

 

 Dr Sudhir Narayan Singh

Associate Professor & Head

HMSD, MMMUT, Gorakhpur

Mechanics of Writing : An Introduction

INTRODUCTION TO DIFFERENT WRITING

STYLES

--------------------------------------------------------------Communication for Business & Management 

MHM-102 , HMSD, MMMUT, Gorakhpur

(MAS - 103: Old Code),

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1. Subjective Writing

2. Objective Writing

3. Inductive Writing

4. Deductive Writing

5.Journalistic Writing

6. Spatial Writing

7. Chronological Writing

8. Reverse Chronological Writing

Dr Sudhir Narayan Singh
Associate Professor & Head,
HMSD-MMMUT, Gorakhpur