Archive · 20 Jul 2026
CBSE and NCERT Host Workshop on New Class 9 Textbooks
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) organized a workshop to introduce new textbooks for Class 9 Mathematics and Science.
The workshop was held in New Delhi and attended by 110 teachers.
Experts explained the new teaching methods and how to use the textbooks effectively.
The goal was to help teachers become better at teaching these subjects.
The new textbooks focus on making learning more practical and aligned with the National Education Policy 2020.
The workshop aimed to prepare teachers to guide others in their schools and ensure smooth implementation of the new curriculum.
CBSE and NCERT organized an orientation workshop on new Class 9 Mathematics and Science textbooks.
110 teachers from CBSE-affiliated schools, including 58 Mathematics and 52 Science teachers, participated.
Experts from NCERT led sessions on competency-based learning, experiential teaching, and holistic assessment practices.
The workshop aligned with the National Education Policy 2020 and the National Curriculum Framework for School Education 2023.
The goal was to prepare teachers as Master Trainers to guide educators in their respective schools.
- Who
- CBSE, NCERT, 110 teachers, experts from NCERT, representatives from KVS and NVS
- What
- Orientation workshop on new Class 9 Mathematics and Science textbooks
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- CBSE Integrated Office Complex, Dwarka, New Delhi
- Why
- To familiarize teachers with revised textbooks and equip them with skills for effective implementation
Supporters of NEP 2020
Critics of NEP 2020
Curriculum Reforms
Supporters of NEP 2020
The new textbooks and teaching methods align with the National Education Policy 2020, promoting competency-based and experiential learning.
Critics of NEP 2020
Some critics argue that the rapid implementation of NEP 2020 reforms may overwhelm teachers and students, requiring more time for adaptation.
- Organizers
- CBSE and NCERT
- Participants
- 110 teachers (58 Mathematics, 52 Science)
- Location
- CBSE Integrated Office Complex, Dwarka, New Delhi
- Experts Involved
- Prof. Anup Rajput, Prof. K. Vijayan, Dr. Rishikesh Kumar, Prof. R. R. Koireng, Prof. R. K. Parashar, Dr. Ashish Kumar Srivastava, Dr. Arun Pratap Sikarwar
- Key Focus Areas
- Competency-based learning, experiential teaching, real-life applications, problem-solving, holistic assessment
- Policy Alignment
- National Education Policy 2020 and National Curriculum Framework for School Education 2023
- Objective
- To prepare teachers as Master Trainers for effective implementation of the new curriculum