English faculty development programme concludes at HEC
Islamabad : The three-day English Faculty Development Programme concluded at the Higher Education Commission (HEC) on Saturday.
The program was organized by the National Academy of Higher Education (NAHE) in collaboration with the Regional English Language Office (RELO) of the US Embassy, Islamabad.
The programme, featuring renowned resource person Dr. Patricia Pashby, focused on three key themes aimed at addressing modern challenges and opportunities in English language education.
It included Teaching Language through Literature, Exploring Culture in the Language Classroom, and Redesigning Assignments in the Age of AI.
Addressing the closing ceremony, Chairman HEC Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed commended the efforts of NAHE and RELO for empowering English faculty members with innovative teaching methodologies and effective language strategies.
The chairman emphasised the importance of capacity building programmes in enhancing the quality of education across higher education institutions.
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