S Umamaheshwari

English, Journalism, Multi-Media and Mass Communication, Philosophy

Graphic Designing &Visual Images, Introduction to Journalism, Print Media Production, English Communication, Communication, Media and Society, Social Media

Advanced New Media, Reporting and Editing for Print, Introduction to Journalism, Media Ethics and the law, Global media and Politics, Introduction to Broadcast Media, Media and Cultural Studies, Introduction to Media and Communication

As an Assistant Professor of English at Dr. Umayal Ramanathan College for Women, I gained over four years of teaching experience, working with undergraduate students in English literature, grammar, and communication. I was actively involved in designing lesson plans, conducting language labs, mentoring students for seminars and research presentations, and leading workshops for literary development. I also handled internal assessments, academic documentation, and coordinated with the English department for curriculum implementation and student progression. Prior to this, I served as a Guest Lecturer at Alagappa University, where I taught postgraduate students. My role focused on enhancing academic writing skills, interpreting classical and modern texts, and guiding students in literary theory and practical criticism. These experiences refined my classroom management, content delivery, and learner-focused teaching methodologies.

Regular Classes

Group Classes, One on one/ Private Tutions

Yes

Popular Literature, Technical Writing, American Literature, Literary Theory, Modern European Drama, Literature of the Indian Diaspora, Environmental Study, British Romantic Literature, Film Studies, Soft Skills, English/MIL Communication, European Classical Literature, Literary Criticism, Indian Writing in English, Academic Writing and Composition, Research Methodology, British Literature: 18th Century, Literature and Cinema, Translation Studies, British Literature: The Early 20th Century, British Poetry and Drama: 14th to 17th Centuries, Language, Literature and Culture, Indian Classical Literature, Postcolonial Literatures, Media and Communication Skills, Partition Literature, British Literature: 19th Century, Text and Performance, Autobiography, Gender and Human Rights, Business Communication, Womens' Writing, Nineteenth Century European Realism, Science fiction and Detective Literature, British Literature: Post World War II, Creative Writing, Contemporary India: Women and Empowerment, English Language Teaching, British Poetry and Drama: 17th and 18th Centuries, World Literatures

CBSE, Ministry of Education, Sri Lanka, American Curriculum, Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE), International Baccalaureate, State, NIE, ICSE

As an Assistant Professor of English at Dr. Umayal Ramanathan College for Women, I gained over four years of teaching experience, working with undergraduate students in English literature, grammar, and communication. I was actively involved in designing lesson plans, conducting language labs, mentoring students for seminars and research presentations, and leading workshops for literary development. I also handled internal assessments, academic documentation, and coordinated with the English department for curriculum implementation and student progression. Prior to this, I served as a Guest Lecturer at Alagappa University, where I taught postgraduate students. My role focused on enhancing academic writing skills, interpreting classical and modern texts, and guiding students in literary theory and practical criticism. These experiences refined my classroom management, content delivery, and learner-focused teaching methodologies. Additionally, I have contributed to school-level education as a content writer for NCERT-based English textbooks. I simplified grammar concepts, designed practice exercises, and ensured age-appropriate comprehension activities. This gave me a strong understanding of pedagogy, student engagement, and academic accuracy across different learning levels. My teaching experience, combined with my content creation background, has made me highly adaptable to both college and school-level instruction, blending academic excellence with creative and effective teaching practices.

English

Yes