Inaugural Ceremony of Sankul Training Workshop
The three-day Sankul Training Workshop was inaugurated at Sharda Sarvhitkari Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 40-D, Chandigarh, bringing together 150 teachers from various schools under the Chandigarh Sankul. The workshop aims to strengthen pedagogical practices, enhance professional competence, and equip educators with contemporary teaching strategies.
Keynote Address by Geeta Sharma
The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, followed by the soulful rendition of Saraswati Vandana. Geeta Sharma, Deputy Advocate General of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, delivered the keynote address. She spoke eloquently on the evolving role of teachers in an era of rapid technological advancement, emphasizing the need for adaptability and continuous learning.
Session on Moral and Ethical Values
The second session was conducted by Mrs. Dhamija, a retired Professor from MCM DAV College. She delivered a thought-provoking lecture on the vital role of teachers in instilling moral and ethical values among students, highlighting how educators can shape character alongside academic knowledge.
Overview of NCF 2023 by PS Khimta
The post-lunch session was led by PS Khimta, Principal of Sharda Sarvhitkari Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 40-D, Chandigarh. He presented a comprehensive overview of the salient features and effective implementation of the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) 2023, discussing its implications for classroom teaching and curriculum design.
Introduction to Panchpadi Lesson Plan
The final session of the day was conducted by Abhishek, a Hindi teacher, who introduced the participants to the Panchpadi lesson plan. This innovative teaching methodology aims to structure lessons into five distinct steps to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes.
Conclusion with Sukhina Mantra
The programme concluded with the recitation of the ‘Sukhina Mantra’, invoking peace, harmony, and the well-being of all. Participants left inspired and motivated for the sessions ahead, according to the organizers.
