Workshops

In the working and learning environment, a confident presenter is able to convey information in an effective way. Moreover, drawing attention of the audience is not an easy task. To present effectively, one should be aware of the skills of presenting effectively and be able to use different methods. In this workshop, one will explore ways to develop meaningful presentations.

Children learn in a variety of ways, and teachers need to be able to cater to their learning differences. Stories have the ability to capture the emotional interest of students, and relate theoretical concepts with real life scenarios. Similarly, art is a diverse field that offers innumerable learning opportunities for children. This short course will explore the various ways in which art and storytelling can be integrated in children’s classroom learning experiences to promote creativity and critical thinking.

This workshop is designed to understand the essentials of lesson planning and develop strategies for making effective lesson plans.

Play is the natural way for young children to learn. This workshop will enable Educators to be able to utilize Play as a vehicle for promoting child development across all major domains by providing meaningful play based experiences for children in a classroom setup. It will not just help participants understand the teachers role but also provide practical strategies in facilitating active learning through integration of Play in their lesson planning.

This 30-hours course is designed for School Heads and Managers to develop their understanding and skills of managing a school effectively.

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This workshop will focus on the importance and kinds of questions to enrich the learning experience.

The growth mindset allows people to love what they are doing and to continue to love it in the face of difficulties. It reveals how established attitudes affect all aspects of one’s life and stresses the need to be open to change in order to achieve fulfilment and success.

Having a thorough understanding of English grammar and punctuation is essential for writing correctly. Teachers need to know the rules of of English grammar thoroughly to guide students in gaining writing fluency.

Students need to be able to talk about their learning with their teachers and other students in a variety of contexts to become independent, self-motivated learners. Research proves that students learn and retain more from dialogic discussions than through lecture or question-and-answer sessions. This workshop is designed to help teachers transform their classrooms into active, engaging learning centers by organising thought-provoking classroom discussions.