Hajjah:A training workshop aimed at enhancing classroom management skills for female teachers of primary grades commenced on Saturday in Hajjah Governorate. The event is organized by the "Reading and Writing Literacy and Quranic Recitation Proficiency Program," utilizing the Yemeni Primer under the Supreme Committee for Summer Activities and Courses.
According to Yemen News Agency, the three-day workshop seeks to equip 36 female teachers from 12 schools in the governorate's central district. The training focuses on effective classroom management, strategies for interacting with young female students, and methods to motivate them to learn. Additionally, it covers techniques for instilling values and principles, and strengthening students' faith-based identity.
Ali Al-Qutaib, the official responsible for the educational sector in the governorate, emphasized the workshop's significance in developing the teachers' capabilities and enhancing educational and pedagogical standards, especially for primary grades. Al-Qutaib noted that the workshop is part of ongoing efforts by the Supreme Committee for Summer Activities and Courses to train educational staff, refining the educational path and building a knowledgeable generation.
He encouraged participants to leverage the workshop's topics and apply the skills in their practical work to improve educational processes and outcomes. The opening event was attended by Jamal Al-Ghashimi, Deputy Head of the Governorate's Educational Sector, Abdulghani Sharaf al-Din, Head of the Training Division, and other educational staff members.
