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Solitaire International School, Panchkula

To refresh kindergarten teachers’ knowledge and skills on Jolly Phonics, an engaging workshop was organised at the school. The lead trainer, Balwinder Kaur, demonstrated in-depth knowledge and enthusiasm for Jolly Phonics. Her engaging presentation style and expert facilitation made the...

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Updated At : 10:56 AM Sep 30, 2024 IST

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To refresh kindergarten teachers’ knowledge and skills on Jolly Phonics, an engaging workshop was organised at the school. The lead trainer, Balwinder Kaur, demonstrated in-depth knowledge and enthusiasm for Jolly Phonics. Her engaging presentation style and expert facilitation made the workshop an enjoyable and valuable experience. Interactive and hands-on activities were planned by the trainer to effectively reinforce the concepts. Teachers participated enthusiastically in group exercises and discussions.

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