Chennai: Primary school teachers across Tamil Nadu will undergo a fresh round of training from October 7 to 10 under the state's flagship Ennum Ezhuthum (EE) initiative aimed at bridging learning gaps in the early grades.

The sessions will be conducted by the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) and mark the first large-scale teacher upskilling exercise of the academic year.

According to senior Education Department officials, the training is targeted at teachers handling Classes 1 to 5, where students have been grouped into three levels based on current learning abilities.

The four-day programme will help teachers adapt lessons to each group and deploy the "time on task" method - a structured way of ensuring students get maximum classroom time for reading, writing

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