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Teachers' seminar organised at Greenfields, Dilshad Garden

Greenfields Public School, Dilshad Garden, organised a two day seminar-cum-workshop for teachers titled 'Emerging Challenges in School Education' on June 28-29.

Updated on: Jul 3, 2011, 23:21:35 IST
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Greenfields Public School, Dilshad Garden, organised a two day seminar-cum-workshop for teachers titled 'Emerging Challenges in School Education' on June 28-29. The first day of the seminar commenced with the lighting of lamp by chief cuest Annapoorna Sehgal, Head-Education, HT PACE, principal M Barsaley, vice-principal SK Sharma, and headmistress Purnima Upadhyay. Speaking on the occasion, Annapoorna Sehgal emphasised that the role of a teacher is multi-dimensional and teachers are role models for the students.

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Sessions included eminent speakers from various fields. Purushottam Goel, ex- chairman, MetroPolitan Council, spoke on the issue 'Corruption - Growth and Development in India'. Geeta Mehrotra threw light on the 'Role of parents and peers in the holistic growth of an adolescent'.

The HT PACE resource person Rishabh Khanna stressed on inculcating the right values through the development of healthy relationships between students and teachers.

The second day began with 'Yoga & Pranayam Techniques'. Shri Des Raj, general secretary, All India Bhartiya Yog Sansthan, emphasised that pranayam should be practiced by teachers to enable them to help students improve their concentration.

Dr Uday Sinha, associate professor, department of clinical psychology, IHBAS, spoke on specific learning disabilities among students and the ways to overcome them. The seminar concluded with a valedictory function where chief guest Neelam Verma, regional director (east) shared her experiences adding that such programmes rejuvenate teachers and emphasised on cooperative learning. The programme ended with vote of thanks and the national anthem.

Loreto Convent School, Delhi Cantonment, organised the Mary Ward Basketball Tournament recently. The tournament was instituted as a tribute to their founder Mother Mary Ward, a woman of faith and vision who recognised the capacity of women for active life in an era where women lived in complete subjugation. Eight schools of Delhi such as GD Goenka, Sanskriti, St Michaels etc. competed in the closely fought matches. The finals were played between Venkateshwara International School and host school Loreto Convent to a finish with a score of 32-39.

 
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