The "Training of Trainer (ToT)" event was designed as a collaborative platform for educators and experts to share insights and experiences in the field of education. This initiative aimed to bridge the gap between those who conduct research and design educational content and the teachers who implement these methods in classrooms. The knowledge exchange environment fostered a mutually beneficial experience for both educators and researchers, enabling a deeper understanding of pedagogical techniques and practical classroom challenges.
STEM FEST was held at Comrade Ratan Sen Collegiate Girls School of Rupsha Upazila of Khulna under the project titled STEM & ICT Skills for the Girls of Coastal Area.STEM Fest is an opportunity for students to showcase their talents in science and technology. The participants enthusiastically took part in science projects, robotics competitions, programming contests, poster presentations, and quiz competitions, demonstrating their dedication and ingenuity. The event was filled with the lively presence of young students, transforming the venue into a hub of scientific activity.
The STEM & ICT Skills for the Girls of Coastal Area (SISGCA) initiative, supported by the Malala Fund in collaboration with BdOSN, conducted science classes on September 9, 2024, at Shahid Ali Ahammad Govt. Girls High School and Shahid Kamel Model High School in Tala, Satkhira. A total of eighty students from grades six to eight participated in these educational sessions.
As part of the STEM & ICT Skills for the Girls of Coastal Area (SISGCA) initiative, which is funded by the Malala Fund in partnership with BdOSN, science classes were held on September 9, 2024, at Shahid Ali Ahammad Govt. Girls High School and Shahid Kamel Model High School in Tala, Satkhira. Eighty students from both schools, in grades six through eight, participated in these sessions.
On September 9, 2024, science sessions were held at Comrade Ratan Sen Collegiate Girls High School and Naihati Girls High School in Rupsha, Khulna, as part of the STEM & ICT Skills for the Girls of Coastal Area (SISGCA) initiative, which is funded by the Malala Fund in collaboration with BdOSN. A total of 81 students from both institutions, spanning grades 6 to 8, actively engaged in these sessions.
Mental health sessions were held at Tara, Satkhira, Shahid Ali Ahmed Govt. Girls Higher Secondary School and Shahid Kamal Model Higher Secondary School. Md. Bariul Islam, a clinical psychologist at Moner Bondhu, presided over the session. He greeted the students and ensured that they were focused on the upcoming discussion.
At Tala, Satkhira, mental health sessions were conducted at Shahid Ali Ahammad Govt. Girls High School and Shahid Kamel Model High School. Md. Bariul Islam, a clinical psychologist from Moner Bondhu, conducted the session. He greeted the students and made sure they were focused on the discussion that was about to begin.
Mental health sessions were held at Barakatali ML Model High School and Perikhali Model Secondary School in Rampal, Bagerhat. The session was led by Md. Bariul Islam, a Clinical Psychologist from Moner Bondhu. He began by greeting the students and ensuring their attention was directed towards the upcoming discussion.
A training workshop on scratch programming was held with the participation of a total of 226 teachers of Sadar Upazila at Gopalganj Sadar Upazila Parishad Auditorium in two phases. One ICT teacher each from 113 government primary schools participated in each phase of the workshop held on July 5-6 in the first phase and July 12-13 in the second phase.
A training workshop on scratch programming was held with the participation of a total of 226 teachers of Sadar Upazila at Gopalganj Sadar Upazila Parishad Auditorium in two phases. One ICT teacher each from 113 government primary schools participated in each phase of the workshop held on July 5-6 in the first phase and July 12-13 in the second phase.