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Dharamshala— A two-day internal training program aimed at enhancing pedagogical skills concluded on Wednesday at Maharshi Vidya Mandir, Khatehar. The event brought together educators from various branches of the school, fostering collaboration and professional growth.
In keeping with the Vedic tradition, the training commenced with a solemn Guru Poojan ceremony led by Principal Arun Sharma, setting a reflective and respectful tone for the sessions that followed.
Mrs. Monika Sharma, an experienced educator from Maharshi Vidya Mandir, Nadaun, conducted interactive workshops focused on creative thinking, critical thinking, and joyful learning. Her sessions encouraged teachers to explore innovative approaches to classroom engagement and student development, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and emotional connection in education.
Adding a cultural touch to the event, teachers from different schools presented a musical performance that celebrated unity and artistic expression. The performance was warmly received and added a celebratory note to the training’s conclusion.
Principal Arun Sharma expressed his appreciation for the participating teachers, acknowledging their commitment to continuous learning and excellence in education. He congratulated them for their active involvement and presented certificates to mark the successful completion of the training.
“This program reflects our dedication to nurturing not just students, but also the educators who shape their futures,” said Sharma. “Such initiatives strengthen our collective mission of holistic and joyful education.”
The training served as a platform for exchanging ideas, building camaraderie, and reinforcing the school’s commitment to Vedic values and modern educational practices.
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