A day-long workshop titled “Teaching and Assessment in OBE Curriculum” was held on Friday at Bangladesh Open University’s (BOU) Gazipur campus, organised by the Department of History of the University of Dhaka.
BOU Vice-Chancellor Mohammad Siddiqur Rahman Khan attended the workshop as the chief guest, reads a press release.
He said proper implementation of the Outcome-Based Education (OBE) curriculum was essential to improving educational quality and preparing students for global competition.
He stressed the need for teacher training and workshops to ensure effective teaching and assessment under the new curriculum.
Md Abul Kalam Sarkar, dean of the University of Dhaka’s Faculty of Arts, attended as the special guest.
He emphasised the need to utilise experienced teachers’ expertise and address shortcomings in teaching and assessment to improve educational standards.
Ashfaq Hossain, chairman of the Department of History, chaired the workshop.
He highlighted the importance of teachers’ active participation, effective communication with students and collective efforts to ensure the successful implementation of the OBE curriculum.
Teachers from the Department of History participated in the workshop, which focused on OBE-based teaching, effective implementation of the curriculum and student assessment methods.
