ANBS APU Assignments (MAE)

Date: 25-Feb-2018 Name: A.N. Bharghava Shyam Admission Number: MAE15007 Assignment on Proverb Analysis: 1.     Take at least one rich, juicy non-English proverb. Please give a Latin-script version. Give an English translation of, or equivalent for, the proverb. Feel free to suggest more than one translation or equivalent. Analyse the proverb along the parameters that we discussed in class -- at the sound, word, grammar, meaning and cultural levels. Make your analysis as rich as possible and present their own analysis. My Response: Selected proverb: ఆకలి రుచెరగదు, నిద్ర సుఖమెరుగదు (Aakali ruchi yerugadu, Nidra sukham yerugadu) Hungry doesn’t know the taste, sleep doesn’t know the comfort. In hungry state (not in semi-hungry state) you will not think about any particular food and taste, whatever food you get, you will accept that food very happily. In hungry/starving state we will think about only food, not on the different food items. Example: If I will not eat breakfast a...

Date: 18-Feb-2018 Name: A.N. Bharghava Shyam Admission Number: MAE15007 Question: Submit an essay on how professionalism can be developed in teachers. Do refer to relevant readings and literature to support your thoughts and arguments. Do make use of your own observations and experiences to reflect upon and develop your arguments. Response: One individual person will go to the doctor when they get an illness only; One will go to the engineer when they want to construct some building; one will go to the police station, when they face individual/communal illegal/legal problems (as per their feelings), etc. People need help from professionals when they feel/face a problem of lacking something. Hospitals {Health}, Courts {Justice}, etc. also comes under in this way. But the domain of education is different and special, it is required for all compulsorily, because human behaviour is incomplete in nature. All animals are complete in nature, because they are just biological and physical in na...

Please write a Response papers (20 % weightage) on any one of the readings uploaded on moodle for this course which you have not responded to before:    Do include the following: ●A reference in a valid format (APA/MLA) ●A brief summary of the major arguments made by the reading.  ●A personal response to the reading such as things/points which struck you, or things /points that you would like to know more and overall impressions. Book Selected: Basic Education (1950) Introduction: Editor’s Note by Kummarappa. B Summary: Gandhi got this Nai-talim idea in the South Africa itself in the name of Tolstoy form he started this school. His ideology on education was not changed. In Kumarappa’s reading Gandhi is not happy with the way of English education in India. Because that (this) education is providing clerks for government, but not stimulating the skills in production. Which is making us rely on outer (foreign) things, than inner (village) things, because of this villag...