Hindi workshop held for teachers

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Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:00 AM Oct 27, 2025 IST

68fdee25be156 13.Jainendra Public School Panchkula

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Jainendra Public School, Panchkula, hosted a two-day Hindi workshop for teachers, focusing on enhancing teaching skills and linguistic proficiency. Conducted by CBSE resource persons Vijay Kumar and Chander Parkash, the workshop covered effective lesson planning, activity-based learning and evaluation techniques aligned with NEP 2020 guidelines. Interactive sessions and practical demonstrations helped participants explore new strategies for engaging and student-centred Hindi teaching. Teachers from various CBSE-affiliated schools attended, actively participating and expressing gratitude to CBSE for the valuable learning opportunity. The workshop received high appreciation from participants.

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