The second class of the Sundarban Faculty Training was held on 11th September 2025 at Cheenta Academy’s Kolkata office. Two new teachers, Rupa and Brihospoti, joined on this day. Sudipti Mondal and Suveccha could not attend. The team looked different, but the learning went on with energy.
The teachers learnt how to use Google Docs. They made their first lesson plans on it. This was their first time preparing and sharing lesson plans online. It gave them more confidence in using technology for teaching.
They were also introduced to the basics of leadership and business development. The trainers explained how teachers can become leaders in their own communities. They also spoke about small business ideas that can help both education and livelihood in the Sundarban region. Together, the group thought of some business ideas that may work in their local area.
The session ended with reflections. The teachers felt happy about learning new digital tools. They also felt inspired by the discussions on leadership and business. With new members joining and some missing, the second week became a step of change and growth. It connected education, empowerment, and community development.

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