St. Joseph’s Sr. Sec. School is delighted to highlight the significant contribution of Principal Monica Chawla as a resource person to the recent Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Professional Development Programme hosted in Qatar, under the prestigious Qatar Sahodaya platform organized for 17 CBSE school Principals and Perspective Resource Persons. She was privileged to be joined by Ms. Dharini Arun, Joint Secretary, CBSE Delhi on this trip. This enriching three-day Training Program, held from January 13th to 15th, 2024, exemplifies the CBSE’s commitment to fostering educational leadership and innovation.
Principal Chawla’s engaging sessions unfolded across diverse schools in Qatar, seamlessly blending expertise with practical insights:
The journey commenced at Podar Pearl School on January 13th, 2024, where Principal Chawla, with her visionary approach, navigated through the National Curriculum Framework for the Foundational Stage (NCF – FS). This opening session set the tone, emphasizing the foundational principles crucial for shaping students’ educational journey. 60 participants attended training sessions each day
Transitioning to DPS – Modern Indian School on January 14th, 2024, Principal Chawla dynamically delivered Learning Outcomes and Pedagogies, providing a comprehensive understanding of effective teaching methodologies. The session resonated with innovative approaches to nurture holistic student development.
On January 15th, 2024, at Birla Public School, Principal Chawla delved into the transformative aspects of the New Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020), shedding light on its implications for educational institutions. This session underscored the educator’s commitment to staying abreast of evolving educational paradigms and realizing the vision of NEP 2020.
Principal Monica Chawla, with unparalleled dedication, conducted six-hour-long sessions each day, tailored for Principals of Qatar schools and potential resource persons. The sessions were characterized by a vibrant exchange of ideas, creating an environment conducive to collaborative learning and growth.
The overwhelming response from participants was the real achievement as they felt deeply enriched for indepth and creative sharing. The sessions, each accommodating a full house of 60 seats, showcased the eagerness of attendees to embrace progressive educational practices.
Beyond the impactful sessions, a visit to the Indian Embassy in Doha added an official dimension to the program. Joint Secretary, CBSE Delhi Ms. Dharini Arun and Principal Monica Chawla met Secretary No. 1, Head of Cultural Affairs & Education, Embassy of India, Doha. It Symbolized the program’s recognition on an international platform, emphasizing the importance of fostering global educational collaborations.
St. Joseph’s Sr. Sec. School expressed heartfelt appreciation to Principal Monica Chawla for her unwavering commitment to educational excellence and her pivotal role in advancing the CBSE Professional Development Programme in Qatar. The school remains dedicated to supporting initiatives that elevate educational practices and contribute positively to the global educational landscape.
Ms. Monica Chawla graciously acknowledges the Training branch of CBSE Delhi for providing her with this enriching opportunity to expand her knowledge and skills. She extends her sincere appreciation to the management of St. Joseph’s Sr. Sec School for their confidence in her abilities and their invaluable guidance and support.
