UP Launches UNNATI System To Monitor Teacher Training Quality

In the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, the government started a new program called UNNATI.

It is a way to watch over teacher training from far away using computers and video calls.

Teachers in primary schools learn new ways to help children read, write, and do math.

The training lasts five days and uses special books made by NCERT.

The government wants to make sure teachers really learn and then share their lessons well.

Sometimes important ideas get weaker as they are passed from person to person, and UNNATI tries to stop this loss.

Officials, experts, and consultants will join the training through video conferencing.

Every training hall needs a web camera, a microphone, and fast internet.

Each group of teachers gets its own special link for watching.

The big goal is to help children learn better in school.