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Teacher's training at Sirsi

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  On the 2nd day of our training with the government teachers of Siddapur Taluk, we had a session by Mahesh Masala sir. He is a Corporate Trainer and Human Mindset Coach and Counsellor also he is the founder of Vistar Zindagi. From this session I learned that the teacher is continuous being a student. Sir's session name was Listen, Learn ,Lead. Sir said the teachers are directly appointed by god so we are proud of our profession. When we expect more then we work hard then only our expectations are fulfilled properly. I learned from this session how to create joy in my classroom. Sir said that we ask questions ourselves first then only we are perfect. Ask every student problems and feelings and respond to them with a smile. Three words are important in life: Stop, look, Proceed. We should start every day with new things so students are curious about study. He explained the teacher's role and responsibilities in shaping the student's future. Sir said that teachers should be available, approachable and lovable. Sir motivated all the teachers and the session was enjoyable and motivated.


The next session was conducted by Dr. Ravindra sir. He is a board member of Rajalaxmi foundation and our Vidyaposhak. He took the session on how to bring students interest about studies. Sir told and showed their own classroom photos and videos. He said that we focus on learning rather than marks or grades. He said that teachers understood the particular topics to the students then we gave them the problems and let them find the solutions. He gave the puzzles during their session. The session went very well and was interesting.

 

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