Capacity building programme on ‘Active Learning'

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Oct 06, 2025 IST

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A one-day capacity building programme on ‘Active Learning’ was held at Pratap Public School, Sector 6, Karnal. The programme began with the traditional lighting of the lamp, followed by a warm welcome and presentation of planters to the guests by Principal Dr Puja Waalia Mann. Resource persons Meenakshi Malik, TGT English with 14 years of experience, and Pooja Kakkar, science coordinator with over 25 years of experience, shared innovative strategies to make classrooms more interactive and meaningful. Their engaging sessions highlighted the importance of communication, creativity, inquiry, and hands-on learning. The seminar witnessed enthusiastic participation from teachers and concluded with a vote of thanks. Overall, it was an inspiring and fruitful experience, motivating educators to adopt active learning practices in their classrooms.

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