Bhagwant Mann Punjab Cabinet Minister Harpal Singh Cheema has highlighted the role of teachers who received modern training in Singapore and Finland, saying their efforts are helping bring renewed confidence to the state’s education system.
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Cheema said the exposure to international teaching practices has helped teachers adopt new approaches in classrooms and contribute to a more positive learning environment for students across Punjab.
Finland Training Is Strengthening Punjab’s Education System
According to the minister, schools are increasingly becoming spaces where children feel encouraged to learn, express themselves and pursue their aspirations rather than viewing education as a source of fear or pressure.
He pointed to the enthusiasm shown by students to sit in the front rows of classrooms as an encouraging sign. Cheema said such enthusiasm reflects the impact that dedicated and motivated teachers can have on students.
The minister emphasised that when teachers work with commitment and dedication, the transformation goes beyond individual classrooms and can influence the overall atmosphere of a school.
He expressed pride in the efforts of Punjab’s teachers and the dedication demonstrated by students towards their education.
Cheema’s remarks underline the Punjab government’s focus on improving teaching standards and providing students with a more engaging and supportive educational environment.
The emphasis on international teacher training is also aimed at exposing educators to modern pedagogical methods and practices that can potentially be adapted to the needs of students in Punjab.
