Guest guest Posted December 11, 1998 Report Share Posted December 11, 1998 Vaishnava Training & Education The Oxford Centre for Vaishnava and Hindu Studies 13-15 Magdalen Street, Oxford OX1 4AE 11TH December 1998 Dear Maharaja/Prabhu, Please accept my humble obeisances. All gloriews to Srila Prabupada. I have pleasure in inviting you (and/or other devotees in your centre) to a VTE Teacher Training Course in Alachua this January. The details are listed below. Please note that places are limited and I'd urge you to register asap and by no later than the end of the year. Do get back to me if you any further queries, or feel I can assist in any way. Many thanks. Your Servant, Rasamandala Das __________________________ · Name of Course: Teacher Training Course One · Duration: Five Days · Facilitators: Rasamandala Das · Aims of Course: see below · Venue: Alachua Temple, Florida, USA · Dates: Mon 11th January - Fri 15th January · Accommodation: Simple ashram-style for a nominal 5 Dollars/night or attendees to make private arrangements · Meals: Breakfast and Lunch provided by the Temple. Vouchers are 2.5. Dollars each. · Course fees: 50 Dollars (including Student Handbook, but excluding meals & accommodation) · Registration: by e-mail to Diane Rollinson at Oxford (on standard com list) by no later than Thursday 31st December. · Cancellations; before 1st January no charge before 11th January 25 Dollar Administration Fee after 10th January Full course fee The VTE aims to simply cover its costs through its nominal fees. The above charges are to avoid any loss arising from late cancellation and non-attendance. These fees may be waived if cancellation or non-attendance is due to exceptional or unavoidable circumstances. _______________________ Aims of the VTE Teacher Training Seminar This five-day intensive course is highly participatory and suitable to a broad spectrum of devotees with a wide range of teaching experience. It is particularly appropriate for bhakta and bhaktin leaders and others involved in training devotees. Preachers, managers, GBC ministers and others interested in systematic training and education will also find it of immense value and interest. The aims of this preliminary course are as follows; 1. To help students understand what constitutes effective teaching and facilitation and to formulate corresponding policies 2. To equip students with the skills required to plan a lesson and to write a corresponding lesson outline 3. To broaden students’ understanding of teaching styles and methods and to specifically introduce them to interactive and experiential learning 4. To help students understand the different categories of what we learn and to select corresponding and appropriate learning methods 5. To equip devotees with the basic skills of delivery, facilitation and classroom management 6. To briefly introduce students to the various types of assessment, and its purposes, and to equip them with oral-feedback skills 7. To equip the student with basic communication and interpersonal skills 8. To convince students of the necessity of exhibiting exemplary personal behaviour in order to effectively teach and influence others 9. To familiarise devotees with the work of the VTE (Vaishnava Training and Education) and to help them understand the principles and values behind the scheme. 10. To give devotees enthusiasm for systematic training and education, by providing them with first-hand experience of its effectiveness and by exploring its relevance to personal, social, moral and spiritual development 11. To qualify candidates for further VTE Courses 12. To encourage a network of trainers to support and promote their specific interests and concerns. All participants will receive a Student Handbook, which will includes extensive notes as well as course worksheets. The cost of these and other handouts is normally included in the tutorial fees. . Students are required to attend the entire course and will receive a VTE Attendance Certificate which qualifies them to sit further VTE-Certified Courses __________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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