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The college regularly organizes Extension Lectures for B.Ed. and M.Ed. students to enrich their professional competencies and broaden their understanding of contemporary educational practices. These lectures complement the teacher education curriculum by integrating theoretical knowledge with practical insights.

These lectures are delivered by experienced educators, academicians, psychologists, and subject experts, enabling students to gain exposure to real classroom situations, innovative pedagogies, and current trends in education.

Objectives of Extension Lectures:

  • To enhance teaching skills and pedagogical understanding
  • To familiarize students with modern teaching methodologies and ICT tools in education
  • To develop awareness of inclusive education, guidance and counselling, and educational policies
  • To promote reflective thinking and professional ethics among future teachers
  • To bridge the gap between theory and classroom practice

These extension lectures play a vital role in preparing B.Ed. and M.Ed. students to become competent, reflective, and socially responsible educators.

Details of Extension Lectures

The following extension lectures have been organized in the college.

1. Seminar on Basics of Research Methodology and Statistical Analysis using SPSS


2. Extension Lecture on the topic of "Ending Plastic Pollution Globally"

Under the dynamic leadership of Mrs. Balwinder Kaur, Principal, Government College of Education, Jalandhar, an extension lecture was organized on 31st May 2025 at the college premises. Dr. Shekhar Kumar, Assistant Professor (Geography), from the college served as the speaker. The topic of the session was “Ending Plastic Pollution Globally”, a matter of urgent and worldwide environmental concern. This lecture was conducted as part of the Punjab Pollution Control Board (PPCB)’s pre-campaign, held from 22nd May to 5th June 2025, in the lead-up to World Environment Day. The initiative aimed to raise awareness and mobilize action towards eliminating plastic pollution, aligning with global efforts to protect the planet.
Dr. Kumar delivered an insightful and informative session, highlighting the urgent need to address plastic pollution and its devastating impact on ecosystems, human health, and sustainable development. He emphasized the importance of community awareness, responsible consumption, waste management practices, and international cooperation in combating plastic waste. The lecture was attended by faculty members and students all of whom gained a deeper understanding of the environmental challenges posed by plastic and the collective actions needed to mitigate them.
The session concluded with an interactive discussion, during which participants posed questions and shared ideas on promoting eco-friendly alternatives and sustainable living.


3. Seminar on the topic of "Legal Awareness and the importance of Voting"

On August 6, 2025, a seminar entitled "Legal Awareness and the Importance of Voting" took place at the Government College of Education in Jalandhar. This event was organized under the guidance of Dr. Jagjit Kaur, the acting principal, and coordinated by Dr. Shekhar Kumar, Mrs. Kirandeep Kaur, and Dr. Harmandeep Kaur, with enthusiastic assistance from the entire faculty. The goal of the program was to educate students about their legal rights, especially the right to vote, and to promote informed and responsible participation in the democratic process.
During the seminar, Harleen Kaur and Ayush Tiwari delivered an engaging presentation that highlighted the significance of voting in India. The goal of this presentation was to motivate young voters to actively participate in shaping the future of their country. Following this, Prof. Rajesh Sharma, the Head of the Department of Political Science, gave an engaging address that further expanded on this theme. He emphasized the importance of each vote and its crucial contribution to strengthening democracy. His speech was both enlightening and motivating, leaving a lasting impact on the audience.
Dr. Shekhar Kumar expressed gratitude to the speakers, and the seminar wrapped up with a motivational call for students to embrace their responsibilities as active citizens by participating in elections and remaining aware of their legal rights and obligations.