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Uklana teachers attended a workshop on learning outcomes and pedagogies. The workshop was hosted by the school where resource persons Nivedita and Payal empowered teachers with their articulate and authoritative presentation. The teachers were apprised of the latest strategies and...

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Uklana, Updated At : 11:03 AM Nov 19, 2024 IST

Uklana teachers attended a workshop on learning outcomes and pedagogies. The workshop was hosted by the school where resource persons Nivedita and Payal empowered teachers with their articulate and authoritative presentation. The teachers were apprised of the latest strategies and pedagogies adopted to make learning outcomes beneficial and impactful for the students.

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