IJRTSSH EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBER Dr. Seema Srivastava

21 Jan

Dr. Seema Srivastava
Affiliation Professor, KIIT College of Education, Gurugram, India
Email-Id: Seema2807.ss@gmail.com

Publication:

Books:

  • The author published a 2025 book chapter titled Embedding Sustainability in Curriculum as the main author in a national publication by Kunal Books.

  • The author presented a 2024 national conference paper as the main author on the implementation of the 25% EWS reservation in private schools of Delhi, published in a seminar souvenir by Indus Action NGO.

  • The author wrote a national book chapter in 2022 on sustainability in social, economic, and environmental development, published by Upanayan Publications, as the main author.

  • The author published a national book chapter in 2021–22 on creating ethical development among children in schools, as the main author, through Chandu Press.

  • The author contributed as a coordinator/editor to a 2021–22 national publication on the role of teachers in creating a constructive classroom, published in the DIET annual magazine.

Publications:

  • The author is the corresponding author of a 2025 UGC-CARE listed, peer-reviewed journal paper on empowering the digital generation through female teachers’ skills, which is accepted and under publication.

  • The author is the corresponding author of a 2025 UGC-CARE listed, peer-reviewed journal paper on the transformation of technological pedagogies in teacher education after NEP 2020, with an impact factor of 7.97.

  • The author is the corresponding author of a 2025 UGC-CARE listed, peer-reviewed journal paper presenting an opinionnaire study of part-time vocational teachers in Delhi.

  • The author is the corresponding author of a 2023 UGC-CARE approved, peer-reviewed journal paper on environmental education through eco-club activities in Delhi government schools, with an impact factor of 7.268.

  • The author is the corresponding author of a 2022 UGC-approved, peer-reviewed journal paper on family involvement in the vocationalization of education for intellectually challenged learners, with an impact factor of 6.1.