Active learning spurs teachers on


Knowledge sharing: Shyamala (in green shirt, standing) and Poonkuzhali (to Shyamala’s left) posing for a group photo with the participants. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

WHILE students need to be nurtured to fulfil their utmost potential, teachers too require support to sharpen their skillsets and produce better teaching and learning outcomes.

Recently, some 50 English language teachers from the Johor Baru district had the opportunity for such continuous professional development at The Star’s Newspaper-in-Education (Star-NiE) teachers’ workshop.

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