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exhibition highlights teaching innovations
The one-day ‘IPTTA-Fest - 3’ , hosted by IPTTA - integrated preschool teachers training academy, was inaugurated by Upasna Kamineni at State Gallery of Fine Arts in Madhapur.
IPTTA Fest
The one-day ‘IPTTA-Fest - 3’ , hosted by IPTTA - integrated preschool teachers training academy, was inaugurated by Upasna Kamineni at State Gallery of Fine Arts in Madhapur. Around thirty participants exhibited their works which were innovative, easy to comprehend for children and could be replicated conveniently in the classroom.
“Through the fest we are creating a platform for teachers at Pre-primary and Primary level to learn and share innovative methods of teaching, which are easily replicable and within the budgetary constraints schools have,” said Sonal Andrews, Director, IPTTA.
The creative collection revolving around the theme for this year's exhibition, 'Food' was presented as stories, rhymes, language, math, EVS, art and craft, games and activities. More than 150 teaching aids or activities were on display at the exhibition. The response was overwhelming, with over 500 teachers and school heads visiting and appreciating the collection.
“This exhibition was an excellent opportunity for those in teaching profession and parents to see innovative and original methods of imparting knowledge, while being able to grab the attention and get the child interested,” added Sonal Andrews. Sultana Moidu, a renowned early childhood education expert, principals and teachers of various schools and inquisitive parents were present on the occasion.
