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Nashik: 64 MVP Teachers Trained In New English Teaching Methods
In a city called Nashik, sixty-four teachers went to a special one-day class - but this time, the teachers were the students.
They learned new ways to teach English to children in rural and tribal schools.
The training was organized by a group called Leap For Word, together with the MVP Alumni Association and the Hemendra Kothari Foundation.
Many children in villages are afraid of English, so these new teaching methods are meant to help them.
The class was held at Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Polytechnic College.
An important guest, Adv.
Nitin Thakare, told the teachers to use what they learned in their own schools.
The training was paid for with money from the Hemendra Kothari Foundation's CSR project.
Two trainers, Neeta Bhanage and Sanika Athavale, led the session.
After the training, the organizers will check how it is working and write a report about it.
A one-day training program on new English teaching methods was held for 64 teachers from rural and tribal schools of Maratha Vidya Prasarak Samaj (MVP).
The program was jointly organized by Leap For Word, the MVP Alumni Association, and the Hemendra Kothari Foundation.
The session took place at Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Polytechnic College in Nashik, with Adv. Nitin Thakare as chief guest.
The initiative aims to improve English proficiency among primary-level students and address the fear of English in rural and tribal schools.
Training was led by Neeta Bhanage and Sanika Athavale, with financial support from the Hemendra Kothari Foundation's CSR initiative.
- Who
- 64 teachers from the rural and tribal primary schools of Maratha Vidya Prasarak Samaj (MVP), trained by Neeta Bhanage and Sanika Athavale.
- What
- A one-day training program introducing new English teaching methods for primary-level students in rural and tribal schools.
- Where
- Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Polytechnic College, Nashik.
- When
- Exact date not stated; a one-day training session was recently organized.
- Why
- To enhance English language proficiency of primary-level students and reduce the fear of English in MVP's rural and tribal schools.
Key facts
- Organisers
- Leap For Word, MVP Alumni Association, Hemendra Kothari Foundation
- Participants
- 64 teachers
- Venue
- Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Polytechnic College, Nashik
- Chief Guest
- Adv. Nitin Thakare (General Secretary, MVP)
- Trainers
- Neeta Bhanage and Sanika Athavale
- Funding
- CSR initiative of the Hemendra Kothari Foundation
- Objective
- Improve English proficiency in MVP's rural and tribal primary schools
- Support
- Prof. Prashant Patil (college principal) and Pandurang Karpe
Sources
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