7 months ago
Teachers Adapt to Digital-First Classrooms in 2025
Teachers in India are learning to use more technology in their classrooms.
The government has created special videos and training to help them.
These videos teach important subjects like math and science, as well as how to use technology in teaching.
Teachers are also learning to design lessons that work both online and in person.
This change is happening because technology is now a big part of education, not just an extra tool.
The goal is to make sure all students can learn well, no matter where they are.
CBSE has directed schools to use PM eVidya CBSE Channel 15 for digital-first education.
Channel 15 hosts 67 educational e-videos covering core subjects and teaching methods.
Teachers are redesigning their methods to focus on blended learning and digital tools.
Government initiatives like PM eVidya and DIKSHA support large-scale teacher training.
CBSE has mandated 50 hours of annual professional development for teachers.
- Who
- Teachers and the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
- What
- Adapting to digital-first classrooms and upskilling teachers
- Where
- India
- When
- By the end of 2025
- Why
- To strengthen teaching practices and student learning outcomes amid the rapid shift towards digital-first education
Key facts
- Organization
- Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)
- Platform
- PM eVidya CBSE Channel 15
- Content
- 67 educational e-videos for Classes 9 to 11
- Focus Areas
- Mathematics, Science, Social Science, experiential learning, storytelling pedagogy, assessment strategies, cyber safety, NEP 2020
- Training Hours
- 50 hours of annual professional development for teachers
- Key Initiatives
- PM eVidya, DIKSHA, National Digital Education Architecture
Quotes
Praveen Singh
CEO of AASOKA
“Upskilling in 2025 not only covered technical skills but also involved a change in educators' professional personas. A large number of educators reoriented themselves and transitioned into learning facilitators, instead of teachers who mainly provided knowledge.”
NDTV
“Teacher upskilling is the need of the hour given the fast-paced shift and digital education and evolution. The digital tools now go beyond merely supplementary. It plays a central role in classroom delivery.”
NDTV
Sources
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