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Indian School Leaders Explore Futuristic Trends in Education During International Visit to Malaysia and Singapore

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A 25-member delegation of Indian school leaders recently participated in an International Educational Exposure Visit to Malaysia and Singapore, organised by the Centre for Educational Development (CED) Foundation, Noida, India, registered under NITI Aayog, Government of India, and supported by the Bharat Olympiad Foundation, in collaboration with Global Indian International School, Kuala Lumpur.

The delegation was headed by Dr Priyadarshi Nayak, Founder & Chairman, Global Foundation, along with, Dr A K Sharma, Director- Bharat Olympiad Foundation & Ms Seema Naidu, Regional Director, Bharat Olympiad Foundation. The visit aimed to promote international educational collaboration, exchange best practices and explore emerging trends in teaching-learning methodologies.

A key highlight of the programme was the presentation of research papers by six school leaders on the theme “Futuristic Trends in Education”, focusing on innovation, technology integration, skill-based learning and the evolving role of educational leadership.

The programme was graced by Guest of Honour Prof. Dr Asif Mahbub Karim, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research & Development), Binary University of Management and Entrepreneurship, and Chief Guest Dr Nasir Husin Affizaddin, Director, Prince Learning Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and Dean, Department of Education, The Thames International University.

The initiative marked a significant step towards strengthening international educational partnerships and preparing school leaders for the future of education

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