3-day CMS Conference 'Vision 2025' concludes after intense discussion on bringing about positive changes in educational methods

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Lucknow, 10 May : A three day Conference of CMS teachers titled “Vision 2025” organized by City Montessori School at CMS Kanpur Road Auditorium came to a grand conclusion here today. The Conference provided a valuable platform for Principals and teachers to put forth their views and make suggestions regarding changes in the present system of education. The aim was to provide a practical framework for educationists and teachers and encourage innovation and character development through education. Virtues and values, it was felt, are an important part of education which must be integrated into the school curriculum. The six C’s of education namely, character building, critical thinking, creativity, global citizenship, communication and collaboration were discussed with great zeal and vigour by the renowned educationists. Educationists also discussed how to bring about positive changes in education, upgrade professional skills, improve grading and develop world citizenship etc which prominently feature in the New Educational Policy of the Government of India. Discussions also included valuable suggestions given by the parents and guardians. 

               At the conclusion of this significant Conference, the CMS Founder-Manager,
Dr Jagdish Gandhi said that the thoughts and ideas of the teachers carried a lot of weightage because it is ultimately the teachers’ responsibility to execute the changes and make education a journey of pleasure for the students. While preparing an educational policy we must focus seriously on the future of the coming generation. CMS President and MD, Prof. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon highlighted  the Role of teachers in the  development of society and said that we need a New Education Policy which can address the present day problems and increase the learning outcome of every student. Convenor of the Conference, Principal CMS Jopling Road Campus Mrs Shipra Upadhyay, expressed her heartfelt gratitude towards all the participants of the Conference and said that the Conference will prove to be a milestone and lead to the all-round development of students.

               Chief Public Relations Officer of City Montessori School, Mr Hari Om Sharma said that during this three-day Conference, CMS teachers shared their interactive discussions with their students and parents as well as their own experiences in day to day teaching. On this basis, further discussions were held to prepare a new framework of and CMS pattern of education. The Conference witnessed a consistent flow of ideas on concepts like metacognition, innovative and creative changes, outdoor activity, youth empowerment program, character education, global citizenship education and other topics.  

 

 

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