Curiositybased learning for students of government schools

  • | Sunday | 16th December, 2018

Depending on how effective the programme proves to be, it will later on be implemented in other government schools for the benefit of all students, said Nagraj Honnekeri, SCERT director, who holds additional charge of the Directorate of Education. PANAJI: A programme aimed at strengthening children’s understanding of scientific concepts using a model based on problem-solving will soon be introduced for students of classes VII to X in 10 government schools across the state.The programme, titled ‘Jigyasa: Curiosity-based learning using STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) methodology’, was launched at the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) by Children’s Rights in Goa in partnership with ActionAid Association and Siemens.An orientation was held for participants, including members of parent teacher associations.

PANAJI: A programme aimed at strengthening children’s understanding of scientific concepts using a model based on problem-solving will soon be introduced for students of classes VII to X in 10 government schools across the state.The programme, titled ‘Jigyasa: Curiosity-based learning using STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) methodology’, was launched at the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) by Children’s Rights in Goa in partnership with ActionAid Association and Siemens.An orientation was held for participants, including members of parent teacher associations. Depending on how effective the programme proves to be, it will later on be implemented in other government schools for the benefit of all students, said Nagraj Honnekeri, SCERT director, who holds additional charge of the Directorate of Education.

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