International mother language day - February 21, 2024
Date: February 21, 2024
Duration:
1 day(s)
Venue:
Ambedkar seminar hall
Target:
300
Number of Participants:
342
Under the directions of honorable principal Dr. Ramachandra R.K.; department of Telugu Government College autonomous Rajamahendravaram has conducted the program namely International mother language day on 21-02-2024. In this context the principal has given a message to the stakeholders about the Importance of Mother tongue in Acquiring knowledge. In this program the department In charge Dr. P. A. Satyanarayana has introduced to the audience the biography of International Mother Language Day. Sharing language and culture: Students can share their mother tongue through storytelling, poems, songs, or cultural traditions. Greeting each other: Students can practice greeting each other in different languages, Dr. P.A. Satyanarayana has said that. Language garden: Creates a space where students can write or draw in their mother tongue.
Traditional attire: Students can wear traditional clothes representing their culture.
Book donations: Encourage students to donate books in their mother tongue to build a library collection. In this occasion Dr. P.A. Satyanarayana, Dr. B. Subbalakshmi, Sk. Jareena, Dr. S. Priskilla, P. Jagajjeevan, Dr.P. Sivajee, D. Raju, K.M. Soundarya, Dr. K. Prema Kumari, A.S.S. Siva, T. Revathi have participated.
Organizer(s):
Department of Telugu- HOD and members
Outcome:
1. Guest speakers:
Invite parents, community members, or family members to share their language and cultural experiences.
2. Fun word games:
Introduce different languages through fun word games, like those in the post on Instagram.
3. Multilingual education:
Highlight the benefits of multilingual education for better learning outcomes and cultural preservation.
4. Food stalls:
Feature traditional dishes representing different cultures, says a post on Instagram.
5. Understanding the Importance of Linguistic Diversity:
Discussion:
Lead discussions about the importance of preserving linguistic diversity and why it's crucial to learn about different culture.
6. Interactive board:
Use an interactive board to explain why International Mother Language Day should be celebrated.
7. Case studies:
Explore examples of how language loss can affect communities and cultures.
8. Creative expression:
Encourage students to express their feelings about language and culture through writing, speaking or art.
Students can develop a deeper appreciation for language, culture, and the importance of linguistic diversity, while also enhancing their own language skills and cultural awareness.
Feedback:
1. Cultural Connection:
Many students express a strong sense of connection to their language and culture, viewing their mother tongue as a link to their identity and family heritage.
2. Language Learning:
Students appreciate the opportunity to learn about other languages and cultures, fostering a sense of global awareness and understanding.
3. Multilingualism:
The day encourages students to see the value of multilingualism and the benefits of being able to communicate in multiple languages.
4. Improved Learning Outcomes:
Students often note that learning in their mother tongue helps them grasp concepts better and feel more comfortable and engaged in the learning process.
5. Respect for Diversity:
International Mother Language Day promotes respect for linguistic diversity and cultural differences, helping students understand the importance of inclusivity.
6. Practical Applications:
Students may suggest ways to incorporate more activities that celebrate their mother tongue, such as having special guests present in their native languages or incorporating multilingual texts into the curriculum.
7. Examples of student feedback:
One student might say, "Learning in my mother tongue helps me understand the lessons better, and I feel more confident expressing myself in my own language."
