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CBSE organizes workshop on gender sensitization in State 1/15/2016 12:05:16 AM Early Times Report Jammu, Jan 14 : Central Borad School Education (CBSE) organized a workshop on Gender Sensitization in Jodhamal Public School for the teachers under the aegis of CBSE. The CBSE Resource Person Dr Chand Trehan implored on the need to understand Gender and Decoding Basic Gender Specific Terminology. The need for Gender Sensitive Classrooms, Re-considering classroom dynamics, using Gender Sensitive Language in classrooms, Gender Sensitive Methodologies, use of Gender Cards to epitomize the change to be sought through and understand the need behind the Gender Sensitive Pedagogical practices. 142 teachers of Jodhamal Public School participated in this workshop and each one participated with full zeal and had taken the lessons beautifully to be implemented at the school. How to handle a gender sensitive issue was also an agenda of this unique workshop. This workshop was the third of its kind in the entire Country where appropriate teaching and learning materials and management that inducts educators imparting Gender Sensitive Pedagogy was taken up with the vision of the management. JMPS Faculty felt oriented and understood that, "We are Society and we will bring the Change" The School Management and the School Principal, Trilok Singh Bist presented the resource person with a Memento as a token of thanks and gratitude. Vice Principal Monika Sethi very graciously took the team along in the learning process and felt that working as a team and getting such exposure at Jodhamal is honing up her potential too and thanked the management for their commitment to Teacher's Capacity Building and developing a good teacher into a quality teacher.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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