Bhojpur New methods are being used to teach children in interesting ways. Now it will be taught from books as well as puppets. This is not a drama, but a new education policy began under 2020, in which traditional effigy is being adopted as a teaching genre.

A total of 11 teachers were involved from Bihar
CCRT (Cultural Source and Training Center) in New Delhi organized a national workshop with teachers selected from across the country. A total of 11 teachers from Bihar participated in it. The special thing is that three teachers of Bhojpur district also participated in this party. These included Pooja Kumari, Utrmit Middle School, Isadhi, Yashika, NPS, Nakka Tola and Sunaina Kumari, Budhawal, Jagdishpur. The trio learned the technique of explaining pupil construction, story writing, presentation skills, and educational subjects through puppets.

Limited to folklore and entertainment

This is the first time that Putlikala has been linked to education at the institutional level in this form. Earlier this art was limited to folklore and entertainment only. Now this folk art is crossing the school walls and entering the classroom. The aim of the new education policy 2020 is that to understand out of rote, move from dried lessons to lively experiences.

Emphasis on making studies interesting
The participation of these teachers of Bhojpur is an indication that the map of education is changing and rural teachers are also playing an important role in it. The workshop taught how subjects like mathematics, science, environment can be made interesting through dialogue, visual and dramaticness. The aim of this is how the participation of the students should increase, interested in learning and become emotional engagement. CCRT appreciated their efforts by giving certificates to all. The teachers are returning from the workshop.