Overview

Motto: Sanskrita Stree Para Shakti

Premkunwar Vitthaldas Damodar Thackersey College of Education for Women started as a department in S.N.D.T. Arts College Mumbai in 1951. In 1959 it was converted into a full fledge college with Marathi and Gujarati Medium B. Ed Classes. Since then the College has been actively engaged in teacher training programme. It has been preparing women educators for over six decades. Our college is conducted college of S.N.D.T. Women’s University. It is aided college with qualified and learned faculty.

Focus Areas

• Constructivist Approach to Teaching and learning
• Use of Technology in College and School Teaching Learning
• Computer Assisted learning
• Different approaches like co-operative learning, collaborative learning, team teaching, Brain based learning etc.
• Mobile learning.
• Working with community for understanding society
• Preparing teachers for Inclusive classroom
• Life skill Education

Teaching Learning Activities:

The college has two classes -one Marathi Medium and other Gujarati Medium with intake capacity of 50 in each division. As B.Ed. program is of two years from academic year 2015-2016, there are 100students studying in First year B.Ed. and 100 students studying for second year B.Ed.  Students are admitted through the centralized admission procedure. The college is situated on the third floor of the main building of the SNDT Women’s University, Churchgate. The college has about 35 secondary schools which are used for practice teaching and internship programs. The schools are spread all over Mumbai.

Main focus areas are-

• Constructivist Approach to Teaching and learning
• Use of Technology in College and School Teaching-Learning
• Computer Assisted learning
• Different approaches like co-operative learning, collaborative learning, team teaching, Brain based learning, Role-play, Seminars, Discussion in groups etc.
• Mobile learning.
• Working with community for understanding society
• Preparing teachers for Inclusive classroom
• Life skill Education
• Connectivity of teachers and students through social media and e-mails