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'Any training and facilitation should not be a one-shot engagement, even if it is spread over two weeks may not be enough to change the beliefs of all teachers. We need to present the same ideas in multiple forms to strengthen the understanding so that it translates into teachers’ practice'.
'We need to have an effective planning if the training is done online. Only voice could create boredom in the listeners on an online trainings. Participants may lose interest if there is only one facilitator, so it is better to involve two or three people to facilitate the session. And also include interaction among participants with few videos and activities.
One of the most important elements in any teacher professional development program is student learning. Teachers must be made to think and deliberate around it. For this to happen, we should consciously include classroom scenarios in the beginning and make teachers think about their own students. This will help teachers to connect theory to practice in an effective way.
Mathematics has always been considered abstract, but it is not and hence, the need for concrete activities is more particularly in early years. Below we are sharing an article published by Azim Premji Foundation Puducherry, who have facilitated a maths teacher training program. This article will give you an insight on teachers training planning and facilitation.
'Edu Research and Insights' blog is an initiative of Credence Learning Foundation to bring education research and insights from around the world. The thoughts published in this blog are taken from the above article.
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