By Tricitynews Reporter
Chandigarh 21st November:- Teachers of Chandigarh benefited
from ‘Cambridge Professional Development Day’, a highly interactive workshop
conducted by Cambridge University Press. The workshop was lead by International
Teacher Trainer Simon Lind, Professional Development Manager, Cambridge
University Press, International Education.
Simon Lind,
Professional Development Manager, Cambridge University Press, International
Education said
that by organising this series of workshops, we strive to introduce the key
skill of critical thinking, which can be described as the ability to engage in
reflective and independent thinking. Critical thinking is all about being an
active learner rather than a passive recipient of information. We aim to
encourage schools and teachers to adopt this new style of thinking which
requires you to think critically and find answers to not just what, but how and
why too.
Speaking
on the initiative, Ratnesh Kumar
Jha, Managing Director, Cambridge University Press, South Asia, said
that Cambridge University Press has always aimed at introducing new and
innovative ways to engage with teachers and students. The workshop with Simon
Lind is aimed not only to empower teaching solutions, but also enhancing
critical thinking.
Designed
to help Schools and Teachers secure a lifetime of achievement from their
pupils, the events provide quality, modern training and professional
development that comes from Cambridge’s tradition of excellence dating back to
1584. The teachers get a certificate from Cambridge University Press for
attending the Cambridge University Press International Education Teacher
Development Day, which culminates on 28th November 2015.
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