Zonal contest at Sector 36 college

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Updated At : 01:17 PM Feb 10, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, February 9

Dev Samaj College of Education (DSCE), Sector 36-B, organised the ‘Panjab University zonal skill in teaching and on-the-spot teaching aid preparation competition’ on the college premises today.

Dr Sandeep Sawhney, Principal, Doraha College of Education, Doraha, was the chief guest and observer for the event. Students from 17 colleges affiliated to Panjab University participated.

Students were assessed on the basis of their teaching skills and preparing best teaching aids on the spot for subjects of English, Hindi (including Sanskrit), Punjabi, music and fine arts.

The chief guest, participants and faculty members were given warm welcome by Dr Harpreet Kaur, NSS Officer of the college and host for the event.

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