Art of Effective Teaching Workshop Empowers 50+ Educators at India International Centre

Workshop Details:

Name of Event: Teachers Training Workshop
Date of Event: 7th September, 2025
School Name: India International Centre, New Delhi
Event Duration: 3 Hours
Type of Event: Workshop
Event Free or Paid: Paid
Topic Name: The Art of Effective Teaching
Speaker Names: Dr. Priyanka Bhattacharjee, Ms. Nidhi Bhagra, Mr. Matthew K Thomas
Speaker Designations: Master Trainer Program-GCCP, CBSE Resource Person, NCERT Master Trainer
Event Discussion Lead by: Mr. Nishant Singh Lakra
Number of Teachers Attended: 50+

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Key Highlights of the Workshop

Empathy in Teaching: Dr. Priyanka Bhattacharjee shared practical classroom and stress management strategies, reinforcing the importance of empathy and mindfulness in effective teaching.
AI-Powered Teaching: Ms. Nidhi Bhagra introduced teachers to AI tools such as Gemini and NotebookLM, along with prompt engineering techniques, demonstrating how technology can supercharge classroom learning.
Transformative Assessments: Mr. Matthew K Thomas provided insights into formative assessments, holistic progress cards, and effective PTMs, encouraging educators to view evaluation as a tool for growth.
Pedagogy Meets Technology: The workshop bridged traditional methods with modern innovations, inspiring teachers to integrate both for impactful outcomes.
Actionable Practices: Teachers left with concrete strategies to reduce stress, leverage AI, and redesign evaluation methods for student-centric classrooms.

On 7th September 2025, Educart hosted a first-of-its-kind teachers’ training workshop, The Art of Effective Teaching, at the India International Centre, New Delhi. Moderated by Mr. Nishant Singh Lakra, Head of Academics at Educart, the session brought together over 50 educators for a three-hour immersive experience.

The workshop featured three renowned speakers. Dr. Priyanka Bhattacharjee emphasized the human side of teaching through strategies for stress management, classroom discipline, and guided mindfulness. Ms. Nidhi Bhagra took educators into the world of artificial intelligence, showcasing how tools like Gemini and NotebookLM can be used to design activities, assessments, and lesson plans. Mr. Matthew K Thomas redefined assessments by advocating formative practices, holistic progress cards, and more meaningful parent-teacher meetings.

Every session, though distinct, carried the common message that teachers are not merely knowledge providers but change-makers. The atmosphere was vibrant, with ideas flowing and participants actively engaging in discussions and reflections.

Educators left the workshop inspired, equipped with fresh insights and practical strategies to implement in their classrooms. The event reinforced Educart’s commitment to professional development by bringing together pedagogy, technology, and well-being under one roof, making this initiative more than a workshop, but a movement towards transformational teaching.