DAV Public School, Hardaspura holds capacity building programme

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Updated At : 05:54 AM Oct 17, 2025 IST

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A two-day capacity building workshop (COE, CBSE, Panchkula)) on social science (secondary) was conducted at the school, under the guidance of CBSE resource persons Subhra Rani and Kalpna. The workshop aimed to familiarise teachers with the latest CBSE guidelines, competency-based learning strategies, and innovative classroom practices. Experienced CBSE empanelled trainers led sessions on integrating critical thinking, project-based learning, and assessment techniques aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The interactive sessions, included group tasks, case studies, and open discussions, making the workshop highly engaging and practical. Teachers found the training insightful and appreciated the opportunity to upgrade their skills in line with modern pedagogical approaches.

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