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Pakistani teachers imparted training in South Korea
ISLAMABAD, Oct 2,: A group
of 20 teachers from the capital city completed their training course on
Information Communication Technology (ICT) in South Korea.
The group headed by IMCB Principal
Waheed-ud-din was selected under an agreement signed between Federal Directorate
of Education and Inchoon Metropolitan Office of Education, Korea.
The main objective of the training
was to sharpen the skills of teachers in fostering the right personality
and creativity, strengthening moral education, enhancing the learning ability for
life-long education and promoting learning environment among the
students.
The training was fruitful as the
teachers were introduced to HANGEUL 2002, a Korean software programme. They were
taught the preparation of documents, charts, tables and figures in document
form, preparing schedule along with Window Movie Maker.
The teachers were kept occupied by
arranging special classes of traditional Korean art and handicrafts for them.
These activities fostered the need and importance of handwork in schools and
colleges of Pakistan as co-curricular activities.
A team of highly skilled computer
professionals and senior officials delivered lectures on their respective topics
concerning ICT. There was also a lively and energetic team of highly trained
competent interpreters who assisted the delegation members at every step.
The teachers were also taken on a
special visit to three prestigious schools in Korea including Bupyong Technical
High School, Shinsong Middle School and Attached Elementary School of
Gyeonging. App
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| Education News | | Updated: 25 May, 2012 |
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