Ryan International Teachers Transform Classrooms from Boring to Buzzing with Geetika Wahi!

Workshop Details:

• Name of Event: CPD Teachers Training
• Date of Event: 29th November, 2025
• School Name: Ryan International School, Noida Extension
• Event Duration: Full Session
• Type of Event: Workshop
• Event Free or Paid: Free
• Topic Name: Active Learning
• Speaker Name: Ms. Geetika Wahi
• Speaker Designation: Google Certified Trainer & CBSE Resource Person
• BDM Name: Hrithik
• Number of Teachers Attended: Entire teaching staff

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Key Highlights of the Workshop

• From Passive to Active Learning: Teachers learned the difference between students sitting quietly versus students actually participating, discussing, and doing things in class.
• Student Centered Teaching: Ms. Wahi showed how to make lessons about what students need and do, not just about what the teacher says and writes on the board.
• Collaboration and Teamwork: The session covered ways to get students working together, learning from each other, and building teamwork skills through group activities.
• Critical Thinking in Action: Teachers discovered methods to make students think, question, analyze, and solve problems instead of just copying notes and memorizing.
• Real Life Application: The workshop emphasized connecting classroom lessons to real world situations so students understand why they're learning what they're learning.
• Ready to Use Tools: Teachers got practical techniques and activities they could take back and use in their very next class without needing extra preparation.

Ryan International School in Noida Extension hosted a CPD Teachers Training Workshop on Active Learning. The session was led by Ms. Geetika Wahi, a Google Certified Trainer and CBSE Resource Person, and was coordinated by BDM Hrithik. The workshop focused on a big problem in many classrooms today, students sitting quietly while the teacher talks, which might look good but doesn't mean students are actually learning deeply.

Ms. Wahi explained the shift from passive learning to active learning. Passive learning is when students just listen, take notes, and memorize. Active learning is when students participate, discuss, ask questions, work in groups, and apply what they learn to real situations. She introduced innovative teaching methods that make classrooms more engaging and interactive. Teachers learned how to design lessons where students are doing things, not just watching things happen. The focus was on collaboration, getting students to work together and learn from each other, critical thinking, making students analyze and solve problems instead of accepting everything as fact, and real life application, showing students how classroom concepts connect to the world outside school. Ms. Wahi didn't just lecture about these ideas. Ms. Wahi provided ready to use tools and activities that teachers could implement immediately without spending hours on extra preparation. The session was highly interactive and motivating. Teachers left feeling inspired and excited to change their teaching style from traditional lecture mode to dynamic, experiential methods where students are active participants in their own learning. The workshop aligned perfectly with modern teaching standards that focus on making education more engaging, meaningful, and effective for today's students.