NITK hosts five-day workshop for JNV teachers

Mr. Jindal
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Participants of the workshop at NITK in Surahtkal, Mangaluru on Friday.

Participants of the workshop at NITK in Surahtkal, Mangaluru on Friday.
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The Centre for Continuing Education, National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NITK) Surathkal, in collaboration with the Navodaya Leadership Institute (NLI), Goa, organised a five-day residential training workshop on “Enrichment, Creative Pedagogy and Capacity Building for TGTs/PGTs of PM SHRI (Prime Minister’s Schools for Rising India)” from December 1 to 5 on its campus here.

A total of 46 teachers from Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas across the five southern States, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and Union Territory Puducherry participated in the workshop.

NITK director B. Ravi delivered the inaugural address, emphasising the vital role of teachers in shaping young minds in today’s challenging educational landscape. He highlighted the importance of adopting transformative teaching strategies to align with the evolving needs of school education.

The program focused on innovative pedagogical practices aimed at reshaping classroom learning. It emphasised student-centered approaches, integration of modern technology and a stronger focus on practice-based learning rather than rote methods. Participants were encouraged to link real-world applications to foundational concepts, impart experiential learning through hands-on exposure and incorporate elements of the Indian knowledge system into the school curriculum. In addition, the salient features and core values of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 were highlighted as guiding principles.

Resource persons for the workshop included faculty members from NITK Surathkal, experts from other institutes of eminence, industry professionals, consultants and startup mentors, ensuring a rich blend of academic and practical insights, a release said.

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