ACTIVITIES

A Block Academic Core Group (BACG) meeting was held at Bordoloni Education Block, chaired by Nayanmani Borah, Lecturer at DIET Dhemaji. BEEO Sumi Saikia led discussions on improving education quality and academic monitoring. CRCs shared insights on school performance, and key resolutions were adopted to enhance learning outcomes⬇️⬇️

An awareness camp on the PC & PNDT Act was organized today at DIET Dhemaji as part of the 10th Anniversary of the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) scheme. The event was conducted by the District Social Welfare Office, Dhemaji, in collaboration with DIET Dhemaji and SANKALP: Hub of Empowerment of Women, Dhemaji.The session educated student-teacher trainees on the PC & PNDT Act, its legal aspects, and the role of educators in preventing gender discrimination. Experts and officials highlighted the need for awareness to curb female feticide and promote gender equality.The program concluded with discussions and a pledge to support the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao mission, emphasizing education as a key tool for social change.⬇️⬇️

Yoga: A Journey of Self-Discovery. 2-Day Workshop at DIET Dhemaji for promoting mindfulness and well-being among student-teachers. The session started with opening remarks by Principal Mausumi Baruah Bordoloi and a welcome speech by Lecturer Indrajit Gam. Sri Pulen Das from Arogya Yoga Kendra, Dhemaji led the session, introducing yoga postures, breathing techniques, and meditation to enhance focus, stress relief, and physical health. ⬇️⬇️

JNV Dhemaji organized a focused session on mental health for its female students, led by Mausumi Baruah Bordoloi , Principal, DIET Dhemaji.
Addressing rural adolescents’ unique challenges, she discussed academic stress, self-esteem, peer pressure, and societal expectations. Practical strategies like mindfulness, peer support, and seeking help through counselors were emphasized. The school’s warm hospitality and interactive Q&A fostered trust, empowering girls to prioritize mental wellness. The event highlights JNV’s commitment to holistic education and aligns with national efforts to normalize mental health discussions in schools.

On 25th February 2025, Junish Patir, Sr. Lecturer, DIET Dhemaji, and  Mousumi Baruah Bordoloi  Principal DIET Dhemaji have visited Bishnupur MES. They interacted with Head Teachers, teachers, and teacher trainees engaged in SIP activities.
Discussions focused on:
✅ Evaluation of students' notebooks ✍️
✅ Use of TLMs and FLN worksheets 📚
✅ SIP activities like Reflective Diary, Journal, and Lesson Plans 📖
The visit aimed to enhance teaching-learning processes and support quality education.

Mr. Indrajit Gam, Lecturer at DIET Dhemaji, undertook a significant visit to multiple schools in the district on February 21, 2025. During his visit, he engaged with Dhemaji MV School, Janji LP School, Telam LP School, and Telam Lakhipur LP School, where he actively participated in the morning assemblies and interacted with both teachers and students.  
Mr. Gam emphasized the critical role of teachers in shaping the future of education and urged them to adopt innovative and motivational teaching practices. He highlighted the importance of fostering a positive and inclusive learning environment, where students feel encouraged to explore their potential.  
In his interactions, Mr. Gam stressed the need for teachers to stay motivated and updated with modern pedagogical techniques. He encouraged educators to embrace technology, collaborative learning, and creative teaching methods to make classrooms more engaging and effective.  

Ms. Kakoli Pegu, Lecturer at DIET Dhemaji and Block Academic Incharge cum Chairperson of the Block Academic Core Group (BACG) for Dhemaji Education Block, along with Mr. Indrajit Gam, Lecturer at DIET Dhemaji and Block Academic Incharge cum Chairperson of the BACG for Murkongselek Education Block, chaired the BACG meeting for February on 21.02.2025. The meeting was held at Dhemaji MVS and BMC Office, Murkongselek, Jonai, respectively.
The session focused on addressing key academic support and monitoring issues to enhance the quality of education in the region. Both leaders emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts among all stakeholders to achieve the desired academic outcomes. The meeting resolved several critical matters, including strategies for effective academic monitoring, resource allocation, and teacher training programs to ensure better implementation of educational initiatives.
We appeal to all members of the academic community, including teachers, administrators, and support staff, to extend their full cooperation in implementing the resolutions passed during the meeting. Your active participation and commitment are crucial for the successful execution of these initiatives, which aim to uplift the educational standards in Dhemaji and Murkongselek blocks. Together, we can create a more robust and inclusive academic environment for our students. Let us work hand in hand to achieve these shared goals.

Indrajit Gam, Lecturer at DIET Dhemaji, is actively engaged in school support visits and Anganwadi Centre (AWC) monitoring. These visits not only enhance the quality of education and early childhood care but also foster a culture of continuous improvement among teachers and caregivers. By providing hands-on guidance, assessing learning outcomes, and addressing challenges at the grassroots level, such initiatives contribute to capacity building and professional development. Moreover, these interactions help bridge gaps between theoretical training and practical implementation, ensuring that best practices in pedagogy and child development are effectively integrated into daily teaching and caregiving.

DACG Meeting at Nalanipam LPS – 18th February 2025
The DACG (District Academic Core Group) meeting for February 2025 was held at Nalanipam LPS, beginning with a Class I classroom observation. The meeting, chaired by Dr. Sanjib Kumar Phukan, ACS, ADC (Education), commenced with an address by Ms. Mausumi Baruah Bordoloi, Principal DIET & Member Secretary DACG, highlighting the need for collaborative efforts.
Key discussions included:
1. Resource Pool Mobilization: Engaging community volunteers to support schools with teacher shortages.
2. Dropout Action Plan: Collaborating with stakeholders to reduce dropout rates.
3. ‘Year of Books’ Activities: Promoting reading through joint initiatives with libraries and local organizations.
4. Vocational Education Convergence: Partnering with line departments for skill-based programs.
5. FLN Teacher Mentoring: Strengthening teacher support through DIET and CRC/BRC networks.
The meeting concluded with a call for collective action to achieve these educational goals.

DIET WEEK – 2025 ⬇️⬇️

✨ Orientation on Integration of Drama in Teaching-Learning Process ✨
📍 Date: 14th February 2025
📍 Venue: DIET Dhemaji
DIET Dhemaji successfully organized an orientation program on integrating drama into the teaching-learning process. A talented team of teachers and students from Vidya The Living School presented a captivating drama on Mulagabharau, conceptualized by Dr. Pranjal Buragohain, Assistant Professor, Dibrugarh University.
The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Mr. Lain from the USA, adding global insights to the program. The interactive session highlighted how drama can make education more engaging and effective for students.
A huge appreciation to all the participants for making this event a great success! 👏👏

Mr. Indrajit Gam, Lecturer at DIET Dhemaji, participated in EduVision – Bridging Gaps, Building Future by Aide et Action in Guwahati.
He emphasized the need for a collaborative platform to accelerate best practices, highlighting DIETs’ role in empowering education in Assam.

📢 Successful Completion of 7-Day Workshop on Social Science Item Development for SCERT Assam! 📚✨
We are proud to announce the successful conclusion of a 7-day intensive workshop held at the conference room of DIET Dhemaji, focused on developing high-quality questions for the Item Bank Portal of SCERT Assam.
📝 Workshop Highlights:
✅ Development of over 500 multiple-choice questions (MCQs), meticulously crafted to cover:
Knowledge-based assessments
Conceptual understanding
Application-level problem-solving
👥 Participants & Resource Persons:
A collaborative team of 20 dedicated educators and experts worked passionately throughout the workshop to achieve these results.
🙏 Special Thanks To:
🌟 Principal, Mausumi Baruah Bordoloi Ma'am for her leadership and support
🌟 Senior Lecturer, Bhubaneswar Ingti Sir for his valuable guidance
This workshop marks a significant step toward enhancing the quality of educational assessments and empowering educators with better resources.

The School Internship Program has kicked off at 10 schools near DIET Dhemaji! Our enthusiastic Teacher Trainees are actively engaged in various academic support activities, bringing fresh energy and innovative teaching methods to classrooms.
🔍 Activities include:
📖 Academic support
🎓 Student engagement initiatives
📝 Classroom management
This collaboration between DIET Dhemaji and Lab area schools aims to enhance learning experiences and empower both students and teacher trainees.

We were honored to host Project Scientists Manish Buragohain and Rupam Shankar Barua from @ASTEC_Assam on 4th February 2025 for an insightful Green Audit and Biodiversity Register assessment.
Their visit focused on evaluating our campus's environmental sustainability practices and documenting local biodiversity. Together, we are committed to fostering a greener and more sustainable future.

A 7-day workshop on the Item Development of Social Science for Item Bank organized by DIET Dhemaji under the guidance of  SCERT Assam commenced on 27th January 2025 and will continue until 7th February 2025. The event is being hosted to enhance the quality of item development and promote academic excellence in Social Science.
The inaugural session was chaired by Mausumi Baruah Bordoloi, Principal, DIET, Dhemaji setting the tone for a productive workshop. She emphasized the importance of such initiatives in fostering better educational standards and preparing high-quality teaching and learning materials.
The workshop features esteemed master trainers who bring their expertise and experience to guide the participants:
Dr. Tanuj Tayeng, Dibyajyoti Gogoi and 
Jurishmita Shyam, Lecturers from DIET Dhemaji are acting as Resource Persons.
Their sessions focus on innovative approaches to item development, aligning with SCERT’s vision for standardized assessments.
The workshop witnessed active participation from educators teaching at ME and High Schools across three educational blocks of Dhemaji district. Teachers engaged in hands-on activities to develop well-structured and comprehensive questions for the Item Bank.
The primary objective of this workshop is to create a robust Social Science Item Bank that supports teachers and enhances student assessments.
This initiative by SCERT Assam and DIET Dhemaji is expected to significantly contribute to the academic development of the region, fostering better learning outcomes for students.
Venue: DIET Dhemaji
Dates: 27th January 2025 – 7th February 2025

At DIET Dhemaji, we've taken a bold step to enhance collaborative learning through the reformation of four vibrant houses: Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow. This initiative is designed to foster a sense of unity, teamwork, and collective learning among our teacher trainees.
💡 Why House Systems Matter:
1. Promotes Teamwork: Each house encourages trainees to collaborate, learn from each other, and build strong connections across disciplines.
2. Healthy Competition: The house system brings out the best in everyone by creating a healthy spirit of competition, where achievements are celebrated together.
3. Leadership Skills: By participating in house activities, trainees gain valuable leadership experiences, essential for their future roles as educators.
4. Inclusive Learning: Trainees from diverse backgrounds and strengths work together, fostering an inclusive environment where everyone can contribute and grow.
Together, we’re shaping not just future educators, but leaders who will transform classrooms and communities. Let’s continue to grow and learn as one family! 🌱

The 76th Republic Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervor at DIET Dhemaji on 26th January 2025. The event began with the unfurling of the Tricolor by the esteemed Principal, Mausumi Bordoloi Baruah, at 7:30 am, followed by the rendition of the National Anthem, filling the atmosphere with a sense of pride and unity.
 The Republic Day celebration at DIET Dhemaji served as a reminder of the sacrifices made by freedom fighters and the significance of staying committed to the democratic ideals of the country.
It was a day of pride, reflection, and a renewed pledge to work for the betterment of the nation.

The faculty of DIET Dhemaji served as External Evaluators in the 6th Round of Gunotsav 2025 in Dhemaji and Lakhimpur districts, significantly contributing to improving school education quality. Gunotsav is a comprehensive assessment initiative in Assam aimed at enhancing teaching standards, student outcomes, infrastructure, and overall school performance. Their unbiased evaluations help identify strengths and areas for improvement, fostering accountability and creating a better learning environment for students. ⬇️⬇️

On 17th January 2025, DIET, Dhemaji proudly observed Shilpi Divas to honor the legacy of Jyoti Prasad Agarwala, the cultural icon of Assam. The day was dedicated to celebrating his contributions through music, literature, and art, aiming to inspire the younger generation with his timeless zeal for social change.
✨ Highlights of the Day:
🎼 Singing of Jyoti Sangeet
🎤 Poem Recitation
🗣️ Declamation Contest: "The Relevance of Jyoti Prasad Agarwala’s Contribution in the Contemporary Context"
The programme began with the ceremonial lamp lighting by our esteemed Principal, Mrs. Mausumi Baruah Bordoloi, and witnessed active participation from 85 D.El.Ed. trainees, who showcased their artistic talents. The participants were appreciated with tokens of recognition, followed by inspiring speeches from faculty members. The Principal’s heartfelt address added a valuable essence to the event.
The day concluded with the harmonious rendition of Axom Sangeet, leaving everyone inspired and connected to Assam’s rich heritage.

DIET Dhemaji extends a heartfelt welcome to Mrs. Mausumi Baruah Bordoloi, who assumed the role of Principal on January 10, 2025. Her leadership and vision are expected to greatly enhance the institution's academic environment.
As part of her initiatives, an academic meeting was convened in the Conference Hall of DIET Dhemaji on January 17, 2025, to discuss and strategize key educational goals. The meeting highlighted the institution's commitment to fostering innovation and excellence in education.