The Department of Personnel and Training (ISTM), in collaboration with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), initiated a two-day Training of Trainers (ToT) program aimed at enhancing the skills of CBSE educators and principals.
The event, held at a city-based school, began on Friday and saw the participation of 71 principals and educators from CBSE-affiliated schools across the state.
Keynote Speakers
Prominent education leaders led the training, delivering impactful sessions on educational strategies and leadership.
- Biswajit Banerjee, Deputy Director of ISTM, emphasized the importance of continuous professional development in fostering effective education.
- Dr. Sunil Dhapte from Pune provided insights into innovative teaching methodologies.
- Michelle Ganeshani, Principal of Shri Gattu Vidyalaya, highlighted the significance of integrating traditional and modern teaching practices.
Focus Areas
The training program covered a range of topics to enhance the professional capabilities of educators:
- Leadership and administrative skills for school principals.
- Innovative pedagogical strategies for effective classroom teaching.
- Techniques for fostering a collaborative learning environment.
- Updates on CBSE policies and educational trends.
Participant Takeaways
The participants appreciated the sessions, stating that the training provided valuable insights into modern educational practices and leadership techniques. The ToT program is expected to create a cascading effect, as the trained educators will further impart their knowledge to peers and colleagues.
This initiative aligns with CBSE’s vision to promote excellence in education through continuous professional development.