Nov 09 2016
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The Times of India
(NaviMumbai)
Primary maths teachers to get lessons on subject
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SwatiShindeGole Pune:
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Teachers of mathematics for
standard I to V in state-run schools will receive special training in
the subject. The aim is to improve the maths performance of students in
that age group. The state education department took the decision
after receiving several reports by private and government agencies that
highlighted poor performance of the state board students, particularly
in mathematics.
Govind Nandede, director of the Maharashtra state council of education research and training (MSCERT) stated that, “Training would be conducted to ensure that the teachers' foundation of the subject is strong enough. This initiative is for primary teachers who teach mathematics for standards I to V .“ The training would be imparted to 25% teachers in every district. The MSCERT has already invited applications from teachers to register for training.The course will mainly concentrate on teaching mathematics concepts with the help of practical activities. “The state education department adopted the concept of activity-based teaching in schools two years ago and the same will be inculcated during training sessions as well,“ Nandede said.
The last day to fill up forms is November 15.
Govind Nandede, director of the Maharashtra state council of education research and training (MSCERT) stated that, “Training would be conducted to ensure that the teachers' foundation of the subject is strong enough. This initiative is for primary teachers who teach mathematics for standards I to V .“ The training would be imparted to 25% teachers in every district. The MSCERT has already invited applications from teachers to register for training.The course will mainly concentrate on teaching mathematics concepts with the help of practical activities. “The state education department adopted the concept of activity-based teaching in schools two years ago and the same will be inculcated during training sessions as well,“ Nandede said.
The last day to fill up forms is November 15.
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