Learning continues online too
Teachers have their subject enrichment sessions where expert mentoring add value to their teaching.
And we thought learning happens for students online, at Pallavi group of schools we make strategies for learning enhancement sessions for the entire staff be it teaching or non-teaching, as we all know change is the only constant. Chairman M Komaraiah is a firm believer that man is a born learner and he introduced online training sessions for teachers even before the pandemic struck hard. It was a cakewalk for the teachers when they could quickly adapt to teaching online. Now as we eagerly await the beginning of the new academic session our teachers are back to the grind enriching their knowledge.
We foster to developing 21st-century skills right from developing learning outcomes for every class to every lesson amongst the students.
Activities incorporated specially designed for a distant and online mode to help the students with experiential learning is an ongoing process and we can see the excitement of the students as they run from the drawing-room to the kitchen or their garden to fetch objects required for the activities.
Teachers have their subject enrichment sessions where expert mentoring add value to their teaching. Microteaching sessions are a regular norm for self-improvement and peer assessment. Learning is just not limited to books, it goes beyond and we firmly believe in it.
We also have Talaash, a talent search to unleash the hidden potential of our staff where they reveal their fun side as we believe the best stress buster is social interaction even if it’s online through extempore,’ debate, Antakshri, singing, dancing, art, Ramp walk, etc. I would like to say that learning happens from womb to tomb so continue it let no pandemic sojourn it.
-Sunir Nagi
Principal, Pallavi Model School, Alwal
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