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PANJIM: The State government on Thursday commenced the second phase of online training for around 3800 primary, secondary and higher secondary school teachers on ‘Effective Planning for Achievement of Learning Outcome’.
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In the first phase, which was held last week, 5500 teachers were trained. Altogether 10,500 teachers will be provided online-training. The Directorate of Education, State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) and Goa Samagra Shiksha (GSS), in association with Adhyayan Foundation, Tata Trusts and Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Hyderabad will conduct the four-day online teacher training programme.
The objectives of the programme are to enable school leaders and teachers to engage with virtual platforms and pedagogical processes they enable, for learners to learn synchronously and asynchronously, from the material available online.
It will also help teachers to plan their academic year, taking into account the number of teaching days, summative assessments, events and activities; so also to plan the units and lessons based on the choice of Open Education Resources available and the mode of delivery of information and to enable school leaders and teachers to track the learning of the students to ensure that learning outcomes are improving.
