Delhi Public School, Gurdaspur

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Gurdaspur, Updated At : 11:54 AM Nov 12, 2024 IST

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A teacher training workshop on ‘Learning Outcomes and Pedagogies’ was organised at the school under the CBSE’s capacity building programme, with around 60 teachers from various schools participating. The workshop was led by Harwant Singh and Ravinder Kaur as resource persons. The programme began with a lamp-lighting ceremony by the main speakers, who were warmly welcomed with a beautiful song. The main speakers provided in-depth knowledge on ‘Learning Outcomes and Pedagogies’, which was greatly beneficial for all teachers. Several interesting activities were conducted, in which all the teachers enthusiastically participated, gaining knowledge and enjoyment. Many engaging activities related to Bloom’s Taxonomy were also conducted, and comprehensive information on the topic was provided through audio-visual means, enhancing the teachers’ knowledge.

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