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Workshop By Dr. Kalyani Vallath

Cultural studies:- workshop by Dr. Kalyani Vallath


Here im talking about Dr. Kalyani Vallath Mam. She belongs to kerela. Especially she come for teaching cultural studies and also net/set class. Her personality is very good. Her tone is very good in teaching line. Her speech is very clear and we can understand very easily. Her nature is very good and that is very important. Im really impressed to her personality and many others things.


1. What is your understanding about the concept of cultural studies?


We have different culture and we are defferant types of people in our India. Culture means how we live and where we stay in what we eat and wearing etc

2. How would you explain a layman about cultural studies?

We have culture and tradition, mam gives a example from Aasam's poverty and slavery and they cut animal and eat with blood. 

3. If you are asked in interview to teach cultural studies - How would you introduce it?

First of all I'm asked about culture and tradition and than said what is cultural studies. 

4. How many examples from the sessions were so catchy that you will never forget it? Write about it.

Mam gives so many examples for better understanding on cultural studies. She gives high-class example and also gives on middle class. Suddenly mam wants drink water but she said i don't like bottle water because this is polluted and attached with corruption. 

5. Anything else...

Overall session is very good. Sir arranged food for guest, teachers and students. This seminar is very important to everyone because Mam talking about culture and our tradition. Sir managed everything perfectly. After complted mam's lecture sir sent a link of feedback and after give feedback sir sent certificate of workshop.

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