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Loreto College Embarks on Autonomous Future
Loreto College has become autonomous, which means it can now create its own curriculum and timetables.
This change is exciting because it allows teachers to encourage students to think independently.
The college plans to partner with industries and foreign universities to give students more opportunities.
They will also introduce new courses and expand the campus.
Starting next year, the college will be co-educational, meaning boys and girls will study together.
This will help them understand each other better.
However, teachers will need to be trained to manage mixed classrooms effectively.
Autonomy is a big responsibility, and the college aims to use it to innovate and improve education for its students.
Loreto College has been granted autonomy, allowing it to set its own curriculum and timetables.
The college plans to partner with industries and foreign universities for student exchanges and industry-ready education.
New courses will be introduced, and the campus will be expanded to accommodate more students.
Starting next academic session, Loreto College will become co-educational, requiring teachers to adapt to mixed classrooms.
Autonomy comes with the responsibility to innovate and provide the best education for students.
- Who
- Loreto College, Sister Monica Suchiang, Sister A. Nirmala
- What
- Transition to autonomy, industry partnerships, foreign collaborations, new courses, co-education
- Where
- Loreto College
- When
- Starting from the next academic session
- Why
- To enhance educational quality, provide global exposure, and prepare students for industry
Embracing Change
Maintaining Tradition
Co-Education
Embracing Change
Encourages interaction and understanding between genders, preparing students for diverse environments.
Maintaining Tradition
May present challenges in classroom management and could potentially disrupt the existing cultural dynamics.
Key facts
- Institution
- Loreto College
- Status Change
- Autonomous
- Key Figures
- Sister Monica Suchiang, Sister A. Nirmala
- New Initiatives
- Industry partnerships, foreign university collaborations, new courses, campus expansion
- Co-Education
- Starting from the next academic session
Quotes
Sister Monica Suchiang
Provincial of Loreto South Asia
“The college is also exploring collaborations with foreign universities. It would be a kind of student exchange where our students can complete one semester in a foreign university.”
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“Autonomy means teachers have the freedom to set their own curriculum, timetables and question papers. It also means more workload.”
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