Concentization program (GHSS Kulathoor )

Educare: The Importance of Education
Date: 14 November 2024
Venue: GHSS Kulathoor
Time: 1:30 PM

On 14th November 2024, as part of our B.Ed. training, we conducted a conscientization program titled Educare: The Importance of Education at GHSS Kulathoor. The session aimed to raise awareness about the transformative power of education in personal and societal growth.

The program began with an interactive session where students shared their understanding of education. This was followed by the screening of the video The Student, which depicted the role of education in overcoming obstacles. A guided discussion encouraged students to reflect critically on the importance of education in addressing social issues such as inequality and discrimination.

The interactive discussion helped students connect with the themes and share their thoughts on education as a tool for empowerment and societal change. The program was an enriching experience that highlighted the role of education in fostering critical thinking and promoting social justice.

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