Empowering Teachers through Pedagogical Content Knowledge and Formative Assessment

At Teachers’ Training Program , we believe that great teaching transforms classrooms. Our focus on Pedagogical Content Knowledge (PCK) – the skill of combining deep subject knowledge with effective teaching strategies to ensure meaningful student learning.

Program Goals:

• Equip teachers with innovative methods to make complex concepts accessible.

• Improve student engagement, understanding, and learning outcomes.

• Foster reflective and inclusive teaching practices.

• Develop teacher leaders who can inspire and mentor peers.

• Use formative assessments to track student understanding and guide instruction.

Strengthening Content Knowledge – Building Strong Foundations for Teaching Through Interactive Science and Mathematics Training

Program Highlights:

• Comprehensive Subject Mastery: Strengthen teachers’ understanding of core concepts of science such as Environment, Heath, Universe, Information and Technology, Geometrical Shapes, Concept of Time, Concept of Money.

• Integration with Pedagogy: Connect content knowledge with teaching strategies to make learning accessible and engaging.

• Real-Life Examples: Link theoretical concepts to practical, everyday experiences to enhance student understanding. 

• Low-Cost Demonstrations: Use simple tools and resources to illustrate complex ideas in an affordable and practical way. Teachers learn to design experiments, games, and visual models that help students grasp abstract scientific and mathematical concepts.

Training on Teaching Mathematics by Olympiad Technique – Primary & Secondary Levels

Program Highlights:

• Olympiad-Based Pedagogy: Introduces techniques and problem-solving strategies used in math Olympiads to challenge and engage learners at different grade levels.

• Deep Conceptual Understanding: Strengthens teachers’ content knowledge to ensure students develop strong foundations in mathematics.

• Hands-On Problem Solving: Engage teachers in interactive exercises, puzzles, and real-world problems, replicating Olympiad-style thinking suitable for primary and secondary students.

• Collaborative Learning: Teachers participate in group tasks and peer discussions, enhancing teamwork, creativity, and idea-sharing.

• Practical Classroom Application: Equip teachers to integrate Olympiad techniques into regular lessons using simple, low-cost resources.