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Student leaders suggest improvements to curriculum

Staff Reporter

50 city schools participate in `Leaders Meet 2006'

CHENNAI : Eighty student leaders from 50 city schools participated in `Leaders Meet 2006' organised by Velammal Matric Higher Secondary School and The School of Business Logistics, Singapore, recently.

The meet featured lectures by Jai Prakash Gandhi, Salem-based education analyst; Perumal Magayson, dean, World Trade Center University, Washington; and D. Raja Ganesan, retired professor, University of Madras.

The panellists said more audio-visual aids could be incorporated in the curriculum and that several co-curricular activities could be organised to supplement classroom learning.

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