Leh, May 13 : The District Institute of Education and Training (DIET) Leh on Tuesday hosted students and teachers from Council Model Government Middle School, Gangles, as part of an educational exposure programme aimed at promoting experiential and activity-based learning among schoolchildren.
During the visit, students were introduced to various academic and demonstration sections within the institute, including the Balvatika Model Room, Bhoti Lab and Mathematics Lab, where they interacted with innovative teaching-learning tools and participatory educational models.
Faculty members at DIET Leh guided the students through different learning spaces and explained the role of modern pedagogical methods, interactive classroom activities and child-centred approaches in enhancing educational outcomes.
The students actively participated in demonstrations and displayed keen interest in the educational resources and practical learning models showcased during the session.
Teachers accompanying the students appreciated the initiative and observed that such exposure visits help create curiosity among learners while encouraging creativity, observation and practical understanding beyond conventional classroom teaching.
Officials at the institute said the programme formed part of broader efforts to familiarise students with innovative educational practices and provide opportunities for interactive learning experiences in an engaging environment.
The visit concluded in an interactive atmosphere, with faculty members expressing appreciation to the school authorities for encouraging students to participate in educational outreach activities designed to strengthen experiential learning.
Educational institutions in Ladakh have increasingly been focusing on activity-based and learner-centric approaches in recent years, in line with evolving pedagogical practices aimed at improving student engagement and conceptual understanding at the school level.
