POSTER MAKING COMPETITION

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GCTE Thycaud in association with Human Rights and Ethics Cell organised a POSTER MAKING COMPETITION in connection with the International Human Rights Day. The theme for the competition was "DIGNITY, FREEDOM, AND JUSTICE FOR ALL". The event was conducted from 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm on 12th December 2022. The venue for the competition was Sanskrit Room. Each department was instructed to do one poster and for this two students from each department was selected. 

The competition was mandatory for all the Departments of B.Ed. The participating teams were not allowed to use any stickers and their mobile phones. The posters would have to be original which can be accounted for and have not been competed or published. Chart papers and sufficient color pens were brought by the student teachers themselves. Teacher volunteers and student volunteers came to the Sanskrit room at the time of competition for observation. Jayakrishna teacher from the department of Hindi made her constant presence available in the hall. Code numbers were given to the posters to ensure the transparency of evaluation. ASSESSMENT CRITERIA included the following: Relevance to the Theme, Originality, Creativity, Colour Harmony and Visual Impact.

Representing English department myself and Bhagya participated. Sruthy ( Commerce dept), Sibana and sister Linu (Malayalam dept), Kavya and Gowri (Natural Science dept), Vignesh and Jennifa (Tamil dept), Mahima and Aswathy and Mahima (Maths dept), Reshma and Anagha (Sanskrit dept), Chinju and Gayathri (Hindi dept), Basil and Devika (Geography dept), Mary and Praveen( Social science dept) participated in the competition. 


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