Half The Academic Session Over, Teachers Now Being Trained For New Class 7 Syllabus
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): With nearly half of the academic session already over and half-yearly examinations approaching, the School Education Department has now begun training teachers to teach the new Class 7 textbooks introduced at the beginning of the 2026-27 academic session. The State Education Centre (RSK) has planned a five-day residential training programme for master trainers (MTs) in…
As the academic session nears its halfway point in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, the School Education Department has initiated training for teachers to instruct the newly introduced Class 7 syllabus. The State Education Centre (RSK) is conducting a five-day residential training program for master trainers (MTs) in mathematics, science, and social science, spanning four phases from October 5 to November 6.
These new textbooks, developed by NCERT following the NEP 2020 and NCF-SE 2023, were implemented at the start of the 2026-27 academic term, but the department is now formally preparing teachers several months after students began studying the new materials. The initial three days of the training will concentrate on specialized subjects such as mathematics, science, and social science, while the subsequent two days will address broader topics like joyful learning, mental health, ethics, values, coding, and artificial intelligence (AI).
Following the master trainers' completion of the training, they will proceed to conduct sessions for teachers at the district level, disseminating the knowledge to schools throughout the state.
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