The rapidly evolving industry requires the education system to create individuals who are equipped with 21st century skills who are capable of solving real world problems.
Indian education policies like the National Education Policy 2020 point to experiential learning methodologies as the key to developing the needed 21st century skills like creativity, communication, collaboration and real-world problem solving.
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Empowering teachers to adopt experiential teaching methods through
Create a variety of experiential teaching resources, including lesson plans, worksheets, project-based learning modules, teacher manuals, and training handbooks. These resources are developed through a thorough research process and are available in local Indian languages at no cost, covering crucial subjects such as Mathematics, Science, and English.
Facilitates and conducts experiential teacher training programmes on Maths , English and Science, that employ effective instructional design strategies and utilize various technology platforms for online, in-person, and blended learning formats based on specific operational needs to enhance the teaching-learning process in government schools.
Facilitates and conducts experiential teacher training programmes on Maths , English and Science, that employ effective instructional design strategies and utilize various technology platforms for online, in-person, and blended learning formats based on specific operational needs to enhance the teaching-learning process in government schools.

Recommendations in the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020
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