Schools for classes Nursery to VIII are opening in Delhi from Monday, February 14. The Delhi government has directed all schools to ensure that students of higher secondary classes attend classes daily and teachers try to ensure 100% attendance of students as well as complete the syllabus on time.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced that it will conduct the board exams from April 26. Delhi Education Director Himanshu Gupta held a meeting on Saturday to discuss the necessary preparations for the upcoming examinations. The Delhi government said in a statement that Education Advisor Shailendra Sharma and Additional Director Rita Sharma attended the meeting.
Schools for classes 9 to 12 reopened on 7 February after a prolonged shutdown in the wake of the Corona pandemic. Now schools are opening from February 14 for the students of Nursery to Class VIII.
More attention will given to practical work.
According to the statement, the Directorate of Education has asked the school heads to ensure that the students of class 10 and 12 of higher secondary classes attend classes daily. It has said that for the next two months. Teachers should try to ensure 100% attendance of students and use the time to complete the syllabus and prepare the students for the examinations through revision and practicals. It was also said in the meeting that more attention would be given to practical work.
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The statement said that after online classes for a long time. It has become very important to give better focus to the practical classes of the children so that they can get a learning experience. It was also decide in the meeting that school heads would also able to call additional resource persons using SMC funds as per the learning needs of the children. Also, remedial classes will conducted to boost the confidence of the students and to compensate for the loss in studies due to the closure of schools.
This order was give to the schools.
Students can also download sample papers and learning materials by visiting the academic and academic sections on the website of the Education Department. To help students adjust to the school environment. The Delhi government’s DoE has asked all school heads to focus on the socio-emotional well-being of the students in the first two weeks. During this, students will encouraged to freely share their experiences and explore the new school environment.
Noting that the closure of schools for two years has widened the learning gap among students. The government said it is important that when they return. The teachers focus on their skills, social and social skills through various activities. The focus should be on supporting emotional well-being and strengthening basic literacy and numeracy.
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