CII Education Summit 2018 ~ Programme
DAY 1 - 4th October – School Education
1000 – 1115 Hrs
Session 1 - Opening Session
1115 – 1245 Hrs
Session 2 - Panel discussion: Effective Policy for Quality Outcomes
1130 – 1245 Hrs
Parallel Session 1 (Bhaskara Hall, 1st Floor) - Panel discussion: This is How We Want it - Lessons from Students
1145 - 1300 Hrs
Parallel Session 2: (Vishveshwarya Hall, Ground Floor) - Workshop on “Innovation in Teaching Delivery” for Teachers
1250 – 1310 Hrs
Corporate School Case Study Presentation 1
1310 – 1400 Hrs
Lunch
1415 – 1530 Hrs
Session 3 - Panel discussion: Are our children learning enough?
1430 – 1600 Hrs
Parallel Session 3 (Bhaskara Hall, 1st Floor) - Panel discussion: Holistic Education and Child Safety
1430 - 1530 Hrs
Parallel Session 4 (Ramanujan Hall, 1st Floor) - Counselling Session for Students
1545 – 1605 Hrs
Corporate School Case Study Presentation 2
1605 – 1615 Hrs
Presentation: Spreading the Joy of Learning Music
1615 – 1730 Hrs
Session 4 - Panel discussion: Digital Pedagogies for 21st Century Skills
1730 Hrs
Tea & Close
Session1: 4 October, 1000 - 1115 Hrs
Opening Session
1000 – 1010 Hrs
Welcome Remarks
Dr. B V R Mohan Reddy
Co-Chairman, CII Education Council
Executive Chairman, Cyient
1010 – 1020 Hrs
Future of Education in India
Mr. Sunil Kant Munjal
Chairman, CII Education Council &
Chairman, Hero Enterprise
1020 – 1030 Hrs
Addressing the Needs of Differently-abled
Dr. Shayama Chona
Educationist & President Tamana Association
1030 – 1040 Hrs
Ensuring Access and Equity in Education
Mr. Biswajit Kumar Singh
Commissioner
Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti
1040 – 1055 Hrs
Providing Flexibility in Access to Quality Education
Prof. Chandra Bhushan Sharma
Chairman
The National Institute of Open Schooling
1055 – 1110 Hrs
Imperatives of Promoting STEM Education
Prof. Anil D. Sahasrabudhe
Chairman
All India Council for Technical Education
1110 – 1115 Hrs
Closing Remarks
Dr. B V R Mohan Reddy
Session 2: 4 October, 1115 - 1245 Hrs
Panel discussion: Effective Policy for Quality Outcomes
Pedagogical tools being the same, educational outcomes across geographies can differ depending on the kind of policy environment and focus that school managements are able to provide. The panel discussion in this session will explore the policy imperatives for ensuring that learning outcomes are met and how have certain states been able to improve their performance in the recently conducted National Achievement Survey. The discussion points will include role of regulation in promoting excellence, public expenditure on education and teacher training.
1115 – 1125 Hrs
Keynote Address:
Role of Academic Institutions in Meeting the Challenges of Future
Prof. N V Varghese
Vice Chancellor
National Institute of Educational
Planning and Administration
1125 – 1245 Hrs
Panel Discussion Moderated by
Mr. Anil Kher
Managing Director
Micro Interconnexion Pvt. Ltd.
Panelists
Dr. Amarendra Behera
Joint Director
Central Institute of Educational
Technology - NCERT
Ms. Shivangi Swarnkar
State Project Director, Samgra Shikha Abhiyan & Additional Commissioner, Rajasthan Shiksha Parishad
Mrs. Ameeta Mulla Wattal
Principal
Springdales School
Ms. Swati Munjal
Director
BML Munjal University
Parallel Session 1: 4 October, 1130 - 1245 Hrs
Bhaskara Hall, 1st Floor
Panel discussion: This is How We Want it - Lessons from Students
This session will feature students who are Fellows of Ananta Aspen Young Leadership Programme. They will share their views on how different types of pedagogy, assessments, technology and life skills affect them; what are their benefits and how they should be ideally rolled out.
Moderated By
Mr. Amitav Virmani
CEO, The Education Alliance & Kamalnayan Bajaj Fellow Ananta Aspen Centre
Panelists
Ananta Aspen Young Fellows (Students from different types of schools, including government, private and global)
Smriti Mittal
Class XII student
Shri Ram School Aravalli
Deepak Shukla
Student
Government School, Delhi
Isha Thakur
Class X student
Government School, Delhi
Parallel Session 2: 4 October, 1145 - 1300 Hrs
Vishveshwarya Hall, Ground Floor
Workshop for Teachers
This workshop will introduce the participants to the four brain quadrants. It will talk about how educators must alter their delivery styles to ensure that they not only meet the learning styles of various learners, but also cater to all the brain quadrants of their students. This workshop is a pre- requisite to various tools and methods in innovative teaching delivery.
Workshop on:
Innovation in Teaching Delivery
Ms. Roopali Suri
Consultant
Learning and Development
Case Study Presentation 1: Satya Bharti Schools
4 October, 1250 - 1310 Hrs
Presentation on
Providing Quality Education to the Underprivileged
Mr. Vijay Chadda
Chief Executive Officer Bharti Foundation
1310 – 1400 Hrs
Lunch
Session 3: 4 October, 1415 - 1530 Hrs
Panel discussion: Are our children learning enough?
The National Achievement Survey 2017, conducted by NCERT in partnership with Unicef, for the first time gives an overview of how much students are learning and identifies district-wise gaps in learning for every state in the country. This session will take a close look at this biggest national exercise in assessment of learning outcomes and suggest the way forward in making this an effective tool for policy makers.
Session Chair
Dr. Ramachandra Rao Begur
Senior Education Specialist Unicef
Panelists
Dr. Indrani Bhaduri
Head, Educational Survey Division, National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT)
Ms. Vyjayanthi Sankar
Founder and Executive Director
Centre for Science of Student Learning
Mr. Bikkrama Daulet Singh
Co-Managing Director Central Square Foundation
Mr. Michael Fast
Manager
American Institute for Research
Parallel Session 3: 4 October, 1430 - 1600 Hrs
Bhaskara Hall, 1st Floor
Panel discussion: Holistic Education and Child Safety
Child Safety in schools has to be a key ingredient of school-culture: a way of life adopted not only by school management, teachers, staff and students but also the parents. It is beyond infrastructure and transport issue. Many schools have established simple yet effective programs to ensure safe environment for children. Structured initiatives by school management need to be balanced with participation by parents, community as well as awareness among students. A holistic education, which comprises focus on values, life skills and adolescent education will encourage them to Express, Experiment, and Evolve, thus Empowering them to explore their potential. This session will explore ways to make schools happy and safe places for our children.
Moderated By
Ms. Mamta Saikia
Chief Operating Officer Bharti Foundation
Panelists
Dr. Kanchan Jain
Principal
Government Girls Senior Secondary
School, Yamuna Vihar
Dr. Rosetta Williams
Chief Executive Officer Dalmia Vidya Mandirs
Dr. Sunila Athley
Principal
Amity International School, Vasundhra, Ghaziabad
Ms. Mani Shankra
Vice-Principal
Bal Bharti Air Force School
Ms. Bhagya Lakshmi Balaji
Head - Education Programmes SRF Foundation
Parallel Session 4: 4 October, 1430 - 1530 Hrs
Ramanujan Hall, 1st Floor
Counselling Session for Students
In this session students will be familiarised with careers of the future and given insights into changing work scenarios. The session will discuss how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the way we work and the interesting careers that are emerging as a result.
Students from three different government schools of class IX will be provided counselling on careers of the future by expert counsellors
Case Study Presentation 2: Shiv Nadar Schools
4 October, 1545 - 1605 Hrs
Presentation on
Imperatives for Effective Governance of Schools
Col. Gopal Karunakaran
Chief Executive Officer Shiv Nadar Schools
Special Presentation
4 October, 1605 - 1615 Hrs
Presentation on
Spreading the Joy of Learning Music
Ms. Dharini Upadhyaya
Co - Chief Executive Officer
Furtados School of Music
Session 4: 4 October, 1615 - 1730 Hrs
Panel discussion: Digital Pedagogies for 21st Century Skills
Recent brain research shows, that students need to be socially aware and emotionally connected before they can learn much of anything. That’s how critical social and emotional learning is for learning. Recent scientific research also shows that digital learning platforms and immersive gaming environments can be successfully used to teach socio-emotional skills. This session will highlight the role of socio-emotional learning in the classroom and discuss how digital interactive pedagogies can be harnessed to teach them.
Session Chair
Prof. Anantha Duraiappah
Director
Unesco Mahatma Gandhi Institute of
Education for Peace and Sustainable
Development (MGIEP)
Panelists
Dr. Nandini Chatterjee Singh
Neuroscientist
National Project Officer, MGIEP
Mr. Manish Behl
Founder
Beyondmind & Mindfulness India Summit
Ms. Sunitha Nambiar
CEO and Educational Director
Kunskapsskolan India
Dr. Shelja Sen
Child & Adolescent Psychologist and
Family Therapist
Children First
1730 Hrs
Tea & Close
DAY 2: 5th October – Higher Education
1000 – 1130 Hrs
Session 1 - Opening Session & Awards Ceremony
1130 – 1300 Hrs
Session 2 - Panel discussion: Latest Trends in Higher Education & Industry-Academia Partnerships
1300 – 1315 Hrs
Case Study Presentation 1
1315 – 1400 Hrs
Lunch
1400 – 1415 Hrs
Case Study Presentation 2
1430 – 1600 Hrs
Session 3 – Panel discussion: Policy To Drive Excellence
1600 Hrs
Hi-Tea & Close
Session 1: 5 October, 1000 - 1130 Hrs
Opening Session & Awards Ceremony
1000 – 1010 Hrs
Keeping Faculty Abreast With
Challenges of the Future
Dr. B V R Mohan Reddy
Executive Chairman, Cyient &
Chairman, BOG, IIT Hyd
1010 – 1020 Hrs
Creating New-age Institutions
Mr. Sunil Kant Munjal
Chairman, CII Education Council &
Chairman, Hero Enterprise
1020 – 1030 Hrs
Changing Role of Regulators
Dr. Pankaj Mittal
Additional Secretary
University Grants Commission
1030 – 1040 Hrs
Future Trends in Technical
Education
Prof. Anil D. Sahasrabudhe
Chairman
All India Council for Technical Education
1040 – 1045 Hrs
Video Message: Public-Private
Partnerships in Education
Mr. Prakash Javadekar
Minister of Human Resource Development Government of India
1045 – 1110 Hrs
Awards Ceremony AICTE-CII Survey 2018 Release of Publications
1110 – 1125 Hrs
Keynote Address: Government Initiatives to Promote Excellence
Mr. R. Subrahmanyam
Secretary, Higher Education MHRD, Government of India
1125-1130 Hrs
Closing Remarks
Dr. B V R Mohan Reddy
SESSION 2: 5 October, 1130 – 1300 Hrs
Panel discussion: Latest Trends in Higher Education & Industry-Academia Partnerships
The session will discuss the latest trends in higher education and stress upon the need for industry and academia to function as cogs of a wheel for enabling coordinated development of human resource, promoting applied research within academic institutions as well as propelling innovation. It will highlight successful models for promoting joint research such as Prime Minister’s Fellowship Scheme for Doctoral Research (www.primeministerfellowshipscheme.in) and the AICTE-CII Survey of Industry Linkages of Technical Institutes.
Session Chair
Dr. B V R Mohan Reddy
Co-Chair, CII Education Council;
Executive Chairman, Cyient & Chairman, BOG - IIT Hyderabad
Panelists
Dr. Ajit Nagpal
Chairman - Board of Governors
Ritnand Balved Medical Foundation
Prof. G D Yadav
Vice-Chancellor
Institute of Chemical Technology
Mr. Yatindra Sharma
Managing Director KHS Machinery
Mr. Nirupam Srivastava
Vice President
Hero Corporate Service Pvt. Ltd
Ms. Kathryn Whitney
Director for Graduate Employment, Faculty of Arts & Education Deakin University, Australia
Case Study Presentation 1: Amity University
5 October, 1300 - 1315 Hrs
Presentation on
Creating job creators & taking indian education beyond borders
Dr. Atul Chauhan
Chancellor
Amity University
1315 – 1400 Hrs
Lunch
Case Study Presentation 2: BML Munjal University
5 October, 1400 - 1415 Hrs
Presentation on
Role of Experiential Learning in
Improving Learning Outcomes
Dr. Vishal Talwar
Dean, School of Management
BML Munjal University
Session 3: 5 October, 1430 - 1545 Hrs
Panel discussion: Policy To Drive Excellence
Draft National Education Policy is in the works. Incorporating inputs from all quarters, it promises to be a document which will steer India’s education towards meeting the challenges of the future. Key issues that it must address include autonomy, level-playing field, federal structure of governance, public expenditure on R&D within academic institutions, employability and access to higher education. This session will discuss the expectations of academia as well as industry from the new policy.
1430 – 1545 Hrs
Panel Discussion Moderated By
1315 – 1400 Hrs
Prof. Pankaj Jalote
Former Director, Indraprastha, Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Delhi
Panelists
Prof. Y.S. Rajan
Distinguished Professor ISRO
Dr. Prahlada Ramarao
Former Director
Defence Institute of Advanced
Technology
Prof. Partha Pratim Chakrabarti
Director
Indian Institute of Technology
Kharagpur
Mr. Akshay Munjal
President
BML Munjal University
Ms. Shilpa Gupta
Vice-President (Public Policy) & Head – Corporate Communication Bharti Enterprises Ltd.