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Training session held for teachers of Karnal DAV Centenary Public School

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Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:31 AM Nov 07, 2025 IST
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A training session was organised for the teachers of DAV Centenary Public School, Indri Road, Karnal, under the guidance of Principal Mamta Pandey. The session was conducted by Shivam on the topic “Class Teacher Learning System and Content Training”. The objective of the session was to enhance teachers’ understanding and proficiency in using the Interactive Flat Panel (IFP) as an effective teaching and learning tool. Shivam demonstrated the key features of the IFP, including interactive content display, annotation tools, multimedia integration, and digital resource accessibility. He explained practical ways to incorporate these features into lesson planning and classroom instruction to create an engaging and student-centric learning environment. Teachers participated in the session and explored various functions of the IFP under his guidance.

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