Teachers trained to promote innovation, practical learning

Tribune News Service

Shimla, Updated At : 05:37 AM Dec 05, 2025 IST

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Samagra Shiksha organised special training workshops for teachers under the entrepreneurship mindset classes (EMC) project. The workshops, held across various districts, saw participation from over 1,100 teachers from 659 government schools.

“The EMC project is a significant step towards empowering students with future-oriented and innovation-based skills,” said Samagra Shiksha Director Rajesh Sharma.

The training aimed to equip teachers with the skills and knowledge to effectively implement the EMC programme in their schools. During the workshops, teachers were introduced to the EMC curriculum, activity-based learning methodologies, problem-solving exercises and digital learning management systems. The training emphasised the importance of practical learning.

Case studies based on local Himachali entrepreneurs made the training more relevant and engaging.

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