K KamleshBuxar: As many as 152 Complex Resource Centre Coordinators (CRCCs) from across Buxar district are undergoing a three-day residential training at the District Institute of Education and Training (DIET), Dumraon, to strengthen academic mentoring and improve teaching practices in govt schools.The programme, which began on Oct 26, aims to equip CRCCs with the skills needed to provide academic support to teachers and enhance learning outcomes in 1,192 govt primary and middle schools across the district. The trained coordinators will mentor teachers, observe classroom activities and help identify areas requiring improvement.DIET Dumraon principal Manish Kumar Pandey said the training is being conducted in three batches, with the third batch currently in progress. A total of 72 participants are attending the ongoing session. “CRCCs are being trained in Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL), NIPUN Bihar and the Classroom Observation Tool (COT). The focus is on helping them assess classroom teaching, understand students’ learning levels and provide constructive feedback to teachers,” Pandey said.He added that the initiative seeks to move beyond routine school inspections and promote a supportive academic environment in schools. Through cooperative classroom observation, coordinators are being trained to assess teaching-learning activities, monitor student participation and evaluate whether classroom practices are helping children achieve expected learning outcomes.Officials said the programme is expected to strengthen academic monitoring and improve the quality of education in govt schools across the district by enabling CRCCs to provide more effective guidance and support to teachers.
