During an educational tour, trainees from DIET Kapurthala, Punjab, shared cultural experiences. Additionally, the trainees attended an educational dialogue upon their arrival on Wednesday at the District Institute of Education and Training (DIET) Kullu.
45 first- and second-year students visited the institute with teachers Harvinder Singh, Neelam Verma, and Rupendra Kaur.
Training participants from both institutes talked about teaching strategies, cutting-edge teaching methods, local culture, and school activities as part of the program. Students shared the traditions and educational experiences of their respective states through presentations and cultural programs.
Surendra Sharma, the principal of Diet Kullu, greeted the Punjabi teachers and trainees. According to him, these educational visits provide trainees a chance to learn about the educational systems of various states, which improves their knowledge and helps them develop as individuals.
The instructors from DIET Kapurthala thanked DIET Kullu for the event, describing it as inspiring and educational. According to him, the trainees had the chance to closely examine cultural diversity and innovative teaching techniques during this journey.
