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Teachers told to impart quality education
It is the responsibility of a teacher to provide quality education to the students and help them achieve big in their lives, said Ismail, Assistant Commissioner of Police of City Training Centre here in Khammam on Wednesday.
​Khammam: It is the responsibility of a teacher to provide quality education to the students and help them achieve big in their lives, said Ismail, Assistant Commissioner of Police of City Training Centre here in Khammam on Wednesday.
The Commissioner of Police, Tafseer Iqbal, had recently declared that keeping in view of the bright future of the students and to shape them into better citizens, there was a need to improve the standards of Sri Krishna Memorial Police School (SKPMP) on par with corporate ones.
As part of that, a professional teachers team from Rainbow Teacher Training Institute of Hyderabad were invited to Khammam to impart training to the teachers of SKPMP School, informed the ACP.
The professional team taught various teaching skills to the teachers on the day. City ACP Venkateshwarlu, SKPMP School principal Sheshagiri Rao, Chairman M M Shareef, Jubiar, Vijay Vardhan and Jaya Lakshmi were present along with others.
