Gogamukh: Assam Education Minister Dr. Ranoj Pegu attended the third biennial state conference of the Higher Secondary Principals’ Forum, Assam, held at PM SHRI Gogamukh Higher Secondary School, where he called upon school principals and teachers to strengthen their commitment to quality education and prepare students for the demands of the 21st century.
The conference was attended by Paramananda Chayengia, Chief Executive Member of the Mising Autonomous Council, along with other distinguished guests. Sharing details of the programme in a post on his official X account, Pegu said he interacted with educators and students and discussed the major changes taking place in the country’s education system.
Highlighting the ongoing transformation in education, the minister referred to the National Education Policy (NEP), NIPUN Bharat-Assam Abhiyan, the Teaching at the Right Level approach and Vedic Mathematics as initiatives and approaches that can help strengthen students’ learning and development.
Pegu noted that these efforts aim to equip students with relevant knowledge, skills and technological capabilities to meet the challenges and opportunities of the modern world. He emphasised the importance of adapting teaching practices to students’ learning needs and improving the overall educational experience.
The minister also urged principals and teachers of provincialised higher secondary schools to perform their responsibilities with dedication, sincerity and a spirit of service. He stressed that educators have an important role in developing a knowledgeable, skilled and progressive society.
The third biennial state conference provided an opportunity for members of the principals’ forum, educationists and students to engage in discussions on educational developments and the responsibilities of educational institutions in shaping the next generation.
Pegu’s participation underlined the importance of collaboration among school leaders, teachers and education stakeholders in advancing educational reforms and improving learning outcomes across Assam.
