Chandrababu Pushes Innovative Learning At Mega PTM

 Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu addressed parents, teachers, and students at the Mega PTM in Bhamini, Parvathipuram Manyam district, stressing the importance of transforming classrooms into spaces of creativity and engagement. He underscored that education should go beyond rote learning, encouraging children to read with interest, learn through play, and explore music as part of their academic journey.  

Key highlights from the announcement include  

• Naidu advocated for integrating innovative programmes such as play-based and music-driven learning.  
• He emphasized that children should enjoy their studies to foster deeper interest and understanding.  
• The Chief Minister noted global demographic trends, predicting India will have the highest number of children in the future.  
• He expressed confidence that innovative programmes will provide a strong foundation for students to excel across subjects.  
• Parents and teachers were urged to identify children’s strengths and weaknesses, addressing shortcomings promptly.  
• The Mega PTM was organized across schools and junior colleges, with guidelines ensuring festive atmospheres and active participation.  
• School management committees were instructed to prepare invitations, decorate campuses, and upload event details on the LEAP app.  

Naidu’s remarks reflect a broader vision of aligning Andhra Pradesh’s education system with modern, human-centric approaches. By encouraging creativity, empathy, and adaptability, the initiative aims to prepare students for leadership roles in a rapidly changing world. The Mega PTM also reinforced collaboration between parents and teachers, strengthening the support system for students.  

This event marks a significant step in Andhra Pradesh’s education reforms, positioning the state as a pioneer in adopting innovative learning strategies. The emphasis on play, music, and interest-driven education highlights a shift toward holistic development, ensuring that children are equipped not only with knowledge but also with the emotional and social skills needed for the future.  

Sources: The Hans India, The Hindu, New Indian Express, AP Teachers Guidelines