Teachers’ training prog at Babu Brish Bhan DAV Public School, Moonak

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Updated At : 02:42 PM Jan 25, 2024 IST

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A two-day CBSE teachers’ training programme on ‘Classroom Management’ was organised in the school auditorium. Sixty teachers of the school and the nearby schools affiliated to CBSE participated. It was a big occasion for the school as it was the first CBSE workshop organised in the school. Dr DC Sharma, Principal, Punjab Public School, Nabha, and Anju Talwar, Principal, OSDAV Public School, Kaithal, were the two designated resource persons. Sanjeev Kumar Sharma, Principal of the school, expressed thanks to both resource persons and all participants. He said through various activities the teachers got enlightened about different strategies and methodologies which could help them tackle the challenges they face in classroom.

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