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MVP SAMAJ’s

Karmaveer Shantarambapu Kondaji Wavare Arts, Science and Commerce

College, CIDCO, Nashik

Best Practices

Booklet Academic Year

(2017-18 & 2018- 19)

Smt. Mayura S. Patil Coordinator

Dr. Jyotsna D. Sonkhaskar Principal

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INDEX

SR. NO CONTENTS PAGE NUMBER

1 Best Practices

2 Purpose of Best Practices

Best Practices of college

3 Gender Sensitization

4 Health Consciousness

5 Grain Donation

Best Practices of Departments

6 Library

7 Hindi

8 Marathi

9 Psychology

10 Sociology and Anthropology

11 Computer Science

12 Geography

13 Mathematics

14 Microbiology

15 Zoology

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Best Practices:

The EOA Clearinghouse defines Best Education Practices as

the wide range of individual activities, policies, and

programmatic approaches to achieve positive changes in

student attitudes or academic behaviors. ...

Promising education practice: Contains detailed information

describing the practice and how to implement it. Good

teaching practice is a key influence on student learning - a

desired outcome and primary goal of higher educational

institutions. Teachers strive to meet the principles of good

practice in an effort to provide the best learning experience for

their students. ... Respecting diverse talents and ways of

learning.

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Purpose of Best Practices:

Create a positive, safe learning environment. ...

Understand behavioral assessment and intervention. ...

Learn multiple techniques to reward positive behavior. ...

Find the student's strengths. ...

Track each student's progress. ...

Know when it's time for evaluation.

Introduction:

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The Maratha Vidya Prasarak Samaj is one of the most

prestigious centers of learning in the Maharashtra & is one of the

premier educational hub in the jurisdiction of Savitribai Phule Pune

University, Pune. The Institute established in 1993 (completed 25 years),

run by the Maratha Vidya Prasarak Samaj, Nashik which is well-known

institute in Maharashtra and affiliated to Savitribai Phule Pune

University, Pune. Its mission is to provide quality education to all by

means of sheer hard work, dedication and devotion. In 2016-17, the

college was accredited with “A” with CGPA 3.20 status by NAAC,

Bangalore. The college is awarded as a “Best College” in 2013-14.

Sarchitnis, MVP Samaj’s Hon. Nileematai Pawar awarded ‘Shrimant

Bhushan Purskar’, by State level ‘Shrimant Thorale Bajirao Peshwe

Path Sanstha Sinner. Jijau Mahila Mandal, Kopergaon honored by

‘Kopergaon Bhushan Purskar’ and ‘Shikshan Bhushan Purskar’ by

Kakasaheb Mhaske Medical Foundation Ahmednagar. KSKW Arts,

Science and Commerce College, CIDCO, Nashik selected as Best NSS

Unit among the Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune.

Institute’s head Dr. J.D. Sonkhaskar and Dr. Minakshi H. Gawali

honored by ‘Navdurga Award’ by Shree Kalika Devi Mandira

Sansthana, Krida Sadhana & District Sports Officer Nashik and

‘Karmayogini Award’ by Dainik Deshdoot paper. Dr. Meenakshi Gawali

awarded ‘North Maharashtra Sports Ratna Teacher’ by KNDBM &

Krida Sadhana Nashik, Best ‘NCC Karyakram Adhikari. Sport Director,

Best ‘A.N.O (RashtriyaChhatraSenaAdhikari) NCC’ and ‘Best Sports

Organization Award’ by Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune. Dr.

Jayashri Jadhav awarded as Best ‘NSS Program officer’ in Savitribai

Phule Pune University, Pune. P. G. Student Rupali N. Gaykar awarded

by ‘Best Cadet NCC’ , Hemant K. Kale ‘Best student’ studying in PG

Courses other than in science faculty(GOLD MEDAL) by Savitribai

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Phule Pune University, Pune. Aishwarya M. Pawar awarded ‘Idea

exploration through Poster presentation’ by National Space Society

(Nashik India Chapter) & MVP Samaj, Nashik.

MVP is the institution with all the amenities of education, research

and extra-curricular activities. The motto of MVP is “Bahujan Hitay

Bahujan Sukhay”. Its meaning is “Wellbeing of the Masses”. To achieve

this Moto college is abide each and every plan must be chalked out for

students. The college always concentrates on students’ qualitative

performance along with their overall personality development. The

college motivates girls and boys for their social responsibilities. Various

gender sensitization programmes are organized by different committees

in the college to bring out the overall development of girls and boys and

thereby to mould a better society with equality.

Every year health camp is organized for students. It has been

carried out in collaboration with MVP’s Dr. Vasantrao Pawar Medical

College Hospital and Research Centre, Nasik. A free check-up camp has

been organized by our college and doctors of various specializations

were invited for consultation.

Discipline Committee Every year college forms Discipline

Committee for maintaining Discipline in the campus.

The Vishakha Guidelines were a set of procedural guidelines for

use in India in cases of sexual harassment. The college

enthusiastically provides student oriented schemes for their

upliftment and empowerment.

The Earn and Learn Scheme was started for economically weak

students. The selection is made through proper procedure- inviting

applications- scrutinizing them – and interview. The payment is

given as per clock hour basis.

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Special feature of this year is Manakarnika Award which has

been given to motivate the girl student of every department who are

struggling for their lives and taking education in worst condition and are

successful in education also.

Navdurga Awards Distribution Ceremony 2019

Navdurga Award in March 2019 Kalika Devi Mandir Trust.

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Best ANO NCC award by SPPU, Pune in Feb. 2019 North Maharashtra Sports Ratna Teacher Award

Best NSS Unit Award 2018-2019

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Kale Hemant Kautik Receving award from Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune as a Best Student

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Best Cadet NCC awarded by S. P. P. University, Pune on 09/02/2019

Mankarnika Award facilitation to 43 girl students' achievers

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List Of Students Of Mankarnika Award 2018-19

Sr. No.

Name of The Students Class Department

1 Rajole Priyanka Dattu S.Y.B.Sc. -

2 Ahirrao Snehal Sanjay S.Y.B.Sc. -

3 Binnor Nikita Pandharinath S.Y.B.Sc. -

4 Malpure Manasi Sanjay T.Y.B.Sc. Physics

5 Mogal Anita Ashok M.Sc.-II Physics

6 Ruikar Swamini Prashant T.Y.B.Sc. Biology

7 Kshirsagar Maya Ramkrushna T.Y.B.Sc. Chemistry

8 Zalte Namrata Chandrakant M.Sc.-II Chemistry

9 Ahir Snehal Rajesh T.Y.B.Sc Zoology

10 Gupta Joti Jayram T.Y.B.Sc Zoology

11 Kankate Shruti Prakash T.Y.B.Sc Computer Science

12 Choudhari Ashwini Balsaheb F.Y.B.Sc. Computer Science

13 Mansuri Karishma Munir M.A.-I Marathi

14 Sonawane Roshni Sanjay S.Y.B.A. Marathi

15 Vishvakarma Suman Dhupai M.A.-II Hindi

16 Waghchoure Mohini Sanjay T.Y.B.A Hindi

17 Ahire Rutuja Waman T.Y.B.A English

18 Rajput Pooja Udyasigh M.A.-II English

18 Bharit Kajal Pandurang S.Y.B.A. Geography

20 Shirsath Urmila Bhagwan M.Sc.-II Geography

21 Bagul Gayatri Mahendra S.Y.B.A. History

22 Surywanshi Dhanashri Sharad T.Y.B.A. History

23 Kasav Rohini Annasaheb T.Y.B.A. Economics

24 Deore Pooja Sharad M.A.-II Economics

]

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Sr. No.

Name of The Students Class Department

25 Shaikh Hina Fakira S.Y.B.A. Politics

26 Shirsath Sayali Kishor S.Y.B.A. Politics

27 Thakur Shakuntala Haricharan T.Y.B.A. Psychology

28 Desale Komal Bajirao S.Y.B.A. Psychology

29 Pachre Anita Ananda S.Y.B.A. Sociology

30 Petare Pramila Chandrakant S.Y.B.A. Sociology

31 Patil Nilam Shankar T.Y.B.Com Commerce

32 More Rutuja Sampat T.Y.B.Com Commerce

33 Datir Priyanka Shamrao M.A.-II Student Welfare Department

34 Balkavade Varsha Gajanan B.Voc B.Voc

35 Sahasrabuddhe Shubhangi

Santosh

F.Y.B.A N.C.C.

36 Bagul Sneha Sunil XIth Std. Commerce

37 Deore Damini Deoba S.Y.B.Sc. Rover Renger

38 Ravate Neha Vasant S.Y.B.Sc. Rover Renger

39 Gosavi Poonam Rajendra M.A.-I Gymkhana

40 Marsole Priyanka Lotan S.Y.B.A Gymkhana

41 Kadam Jyostna Khushal F.Y.B.A. Swayamsiddha

42 Deore Akansha Gokul F.Y.B.Sc. Swayamsiddha

43 Birari Pooja Sunil T.Y.B.Com. Library

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The news of the Manakarnika Award function was published in

newspapers

Gymkhana:-

Even though ours’ is a traditional college, students’ career needs

are looked by training and placement cell. Students are equipped with

those skills which are necessary for them to be competent in global

market. The college has NCC unit only for girls. The NCC unit for girls

provides a suitable environment for taking up a career in the armed

forces. Gymkhana department is very active. It motivates students to

participate in various indoor and outdoor games. Yoga training is given

to students and teachers every year.

Library:-

Reading festivals and book exhibitions are arranged under the

initiative of the library. In the year 2018-19 book exhibition on gender

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sensitization was organized by the library. All three genders related

books and writers' books were displayed in exhibition.

The College Library has done International MoU with the

Kusumagraj Pratishthan for “Granth Tumchya Dari” Service to improve

the reading habits among staff & Students, Strengthen the library

collection and make available books to the stakeholders. The

Kusumagraj Pratishthan Issue a Box of 100 books to the college library

for 4 months. College Library issue these books to the readers without

charging any kind of fee. After 4 months the Kusumagaj Pratishthan

issues another 100 books so activity goes on through the year. Thus

within a year the reader can get 300 books to read

Number of

initiatives to address locational

advantages and disadvantages

Number of initiatives taken to

engage with and

contribute to local

community

Date and duration of

the initiative

Name of the initiative

Issues addressed

Number of participating students and

staff

01 01 2018-19 Student development fund

the need of poor students development

Staff

01 01 19/04/2018 to 30/04/ 2018

Basic Yoga Certificate Course

Health 98

01 01 21/06/2018 International Yoga Day

Health 75

01 01 01/09/2018 Voter awareness programme

Voter awareness

35

01 01 20/10/2018 to

24/10/2018

Medical Health check- up

Students health

2450

01 01 31/10/2018 National Unity Day celebration

National Unity

107

01 01 06/12/ 2018

Competitive Exam and career guidance

motivate students to work for Nation

577

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Number of initiatives to

address locational advantages and disadvantages

Number of initiatives taken to

engage with and

contribute to local

community

Date and duration of

the initiative

Name of the initiative

Issues addressed

Number of participating students and

staff

01 01 13 /12/ 2018

Cyber Suraksha Lecture by Ravindrakumar Singhal

Cyber Security Awareness

87

01 01 12/01/2019 Cultural program based on theme patriotism

Inculcate Patriotism Among The Students

163

01 01 01/01/2019 to 31/01/2019

Grain collection

minimize malnutrition

College as

a whole 01 01 02/02/2019 Parents meet betterment of

students 146

01 01 04/02/2019 Rasta Suraksha Abhiyan

Road safety 39

01 01 11 /02/ 2019

Disaster Management Workshop

Safety of Society

150

01 01 14/02/2019 to 30/02/2019

Swayam Siddha Course

Girls students safety

60

01 01 07/03/ 2019

Blood donation Camp

people in need

32

01 01 30/03/2019 Alumni Meet develop social responsibility

137

01 01 01/04/2019 to 30 /04/ 2019

Advanced Yoga Certificate Course

Health 68

Unique feature of college. 1) Grain collection activity - More than 16 quintal Grain was

collected by college and donated to social organizations.

2) Fund collection activity ‘Student personality development fund’ is

contributed by Teaching and Non-teaching Staff.

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3) Cultural programme based on theme ‘Patriotism’ to inculcate

patriotism among students

4) Celebration of Yuva Sapandan.

5) Mediclaim policy for Students

6) Institute started Basic, Diploma and Advance Course in Yoga Best Practices in the college

1. Gender Sensitization Gender Sensitization is a basic requirement to understand the

sensitive needs of a particular gender. It helps us to examine our personal

attitudes and beliefs and question the 'realities' that we thought we know

Why gender equality is important to economic development? Sustainable

development relies on ending discrimination toward women and

providing equal opportunities for education and employment. Gender

equality has been conclusively shown to stimulate economic growth,

which is crucial for developing countries. Gender sensitization presides

over gender sensitivity, the modification of behavior by

raising awareness of gender equality concerns. This can be achieved by

conducting various sensitization campaigns, training centers, workshop,

programs etc. In our college the Gender Audit tries to access the impact

of its current and proposed policies on gender equality and gender

sensitization. Observing the gender equality, the girls are provided with

various facilities and special attentions.

The objective is not only the equality and empowerment of male

and female but transgender also. It also aims to provide a harmonious

and fertile environment for all students to excel physically, mentally,

intellectually and emotionally upholding ethics and values. It is

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necessary to change their perspective about gender and create safe and

secure environment where all three genders coexist harmoniously.

Goal Gender mainstreaming wants to contribute towards a gender-

sensitive society where agreement between individuals, united around common goal, opportunities and responsibilities are shared by women and men in equal measure.

Objectives

To establish good gender balance in decision-making processes in

all areas of the college activities.

To suggest measures for bridging the gender gap.

To implement the human values regarding the third gender.

To inculcate the awareness among the students about the equality

of the gender

The Practice Special study room, stair-case, two-wheeler parking, Separate

Circulation Counters, Reading Rooms, Ladies Room, Washroom

Facility, Sanitary Napkin Vending Machine are provided for the girls.

They are also given self-defense trainings like Judo Karate,

Swaymsiddha, Lathi-Kathi, Talawarbaji, Bhala-Fek etc. Our college has

Anti- Ragging and Discipline Committee, Vishakha Committee and

Anti-sexual Harassment Cell. The girl students are provided

opportunities to express themselves under Women Development Cell,

Vidyarthini Manch and Girls Forum through these conduct the activities

like Nirbhay Kanya, Swayam siddha Training, Girls NCC, Beti Bachav,

Self Defense and Yoga. Meditation Camps are also organized for

students. The lectures of eminent personalities are held on various topics

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to develop their personalities. Various gender sensitization programmes

are organized by different committees in the college to bring out the

overall development of girls and boys and thereby to mould a better

society with equality. It is observed that now a day’s third gender issue is

very sensitive. They are fighting for their identity as a person in society.

Society has neglected this race and considered them as an abuse.

Focusing on this issue our college has taken a step to aware our students

about the third gender as well as the importance of the gender equality

among the society. In the year 2018-19, we have published annual

magazine on Transgender and book exhibition on gender sensitization

was organized by the library.

The Institute has taken initiatives to make awareness among the

society about the Gender Equality, Gender Sensitization, Third Gender

etc through the yearly magazine ‘Ekta’. the Principal and magazine

committee decided to publish a special issue on Gender Sensitization.

Book Exhibition on “Gender Sensitization”23rd April 2019

On the occasion of “World Book Day” the college library has

organized book Exhibition on the collection of ‘Gender Sensitization”.

Hon NanasahebMahale has inaugurate to the exhibition. Shree

RamdasJagtap (trustee of KusumagrajPratishthan) and Smt. Tanvi Amit

(Poetess of “NishparnaPhandi”) was visited to the Exhibition.

More than 100 Books on gender sensitization, Third gender was

exhibit in the exhibition. All the staff Members of Library co-operate for

the success of programme. Near by 25 female & 10 male staff &

students was visited to the exhibition and give the feedback about the

efforts.

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Hon. Nanasaheb Mahale Inaugrate to the Book Exibition

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News Local Newspaper “Deshdhut

Women’s Day Celebration

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Women’s Day Celebration

Nirbhay Kanya Abhiyan Workshop

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Girl’s NCC

Evidence of Success Gender sensitizing programme brought the changein behaviour

and instilling understanding the thoughts and the views that we hold

about our own and the other genders." It helps people in "examining

their personal attitudes and beliefs and questioning the 'realities' they

thought they know.

Gender Equality:

Title of the programme Period (from-to) Participants

Female Male

Manakarnika Puraskar on the Occasion of

International Woman’s Day

08/03/ 2019 168 --

Workshop on ‘Gender Sensitization’ 07/03/2019 30 28

Swayamsiddha Training Camp 14/02/2019 to 60 --

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23/02/2019

Guidance on Competitive Examination 06/12/2018 298 279

Nirbhay Kanya Abhiyan 04/12/ 2018 150 --

Free Medical check-up camp 20/10/ 2018 to

24 /10/ 2018

1004 1446

Psychology IQ Testing and counselling 2018-19 101 131

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2) Title of the Practice: Health Consciousness Health isn't everything, but without health everything is nothing. The

saying itself tells us that health consciousness is an integral part of

Human lives. Keeping in mind this the college has decided to run one of

the best practices that will concentrate on developing the positive

attitude about health consciousness among the faculty as well as

students. The Best Practice, Health Consciousness, Blending of physical

and mental together will also help in inculcating the spiritual values

among the students.

Goals

Health Consciousness, includes not only the physical health but

also the mental health of the students

Objective To focus on academic excellence of students, teachers and other

employees

To build positive attitude and pure thoughts in human beings

To build self-esteem and boost the self-confidence

To motivate the students and employees to live stress free life

To develop sense of interpersonal relations

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Improve physical, mental and social health

To sustain the body physiology To develop neuro -muscle system

in students’ body

To develop the concentration level of students

To improve students’ academic performance by raising their level

of energy, focus and concentration

The Practice Government of Maharashtra District Sports Office Nashik& KSKW

Arts, Science and Commerce College, CIDCO, Nasik Jointly Organized

Basic Yoga Certificate Course, Swayam Siddha Course and Advanced

Yoga Certificate Course for students

For making students aware about their physical problems the college has

developed a well-equipped gymnasium. There are separate schedules for

the faculty, Boy students and girl students. The physical fitness camps

are organized by the college to make students aware of their endurance

power, agility, body strength and other issues related to their physical

fitness. Taking into consideration the inner part of the body the college

also uses the practice of Shuddhikriyato keep the students healthy and

fresh. The college also has a lezim and rhythmic yoga troops to make

students aware of the flexibility of their body. One of the outstanding

activities included in this practice is that the college organizes self-

defense programme for girl students. It helps to boost the confidence

level of the students.

The NSS unit of the college organizes various activities for Health

Consciousness like blood donation camp, Hemoglobin check-up camp,

and Medical check-up as well as participate in various health related

rallies.

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Every year the college organizes Yoga training programs, personality

development programs for the students of various faculties. Every year

World Yoga Day is celebrated under Health Consciousness Practice in

which faculty members as well as students participate in a large number.

For developing the leadership qualities among the students and make

them courageous the college organizes ‘GiryarohanShibir’ (Trekking

Camp).

Evidence of Success

Knowledge of the interconnections between the body, the breath, the

mind, and the emotions in the context of maintaining resilience and well-

being

Advanced knowledge of diverse Yoga Therapy tools and practices and

their appropriate application, with practices that may include asana or

postures, pranayama (or regulated breathing) meditation and relaxation

techniques, and lifestyle modifications, including basic yogic dietary

concepts; and the knowledge of when to apply these practices and when

they are contraindicated

Knowledge of the fundamental value of ongoing personal practice, long-

term mentorship, and skills maintenance/development through

continuing education, including knowledge of when and how to seek

advice and support for case consultation, educational advancement, and

personal practice

Ms. M. S. Patil Dr. D. N. Pawar Dr. J. D. Sonkhaskar Coordinator IQAC Coordinator Principal