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Saturday 5 December 2020

What will happen to schools ?

What will happen to schools ?: If the Madhya Pradesh government decided to keep primary schools closed till March, why the Gujarat government does not make the decision?


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Earlier, the Kejriwal government in Delhi had also decided not to start schools till March
Instead of confusing parents and students, the government should make a definite decision



Although the epidemic of corona in Madhya Pradesh is less than in Gujarat, the government has decided to close the Std. 1 to 8 curriculum till March, but the parents and students are in trouble as the Gujarat government cannot take any definite decision in this regard. As the situation of Corona in Gujarat is becoming serious, there is a demand that a decision should be taken about schooling as soon as possible. Parents say that the reason for the government's delay in taking a decision on Std. No.

While the education department is in a dilemma regarding the issue of starting schools and examinations in Gujarat, the Madhya Pradesh government has issued an order to close Std. 1 to 8 schools till March. In view of this, the parents of Gujarat have also demanded that the state education department should take a decision with immediate effect in the interest of the students of Std. 1 to 8, whether the schools will start this year or not, the examination will be held or not? While regarding secondary and higher secondary i.e. Std, 9th to 12th schools, a definite decision should be announced instead of confusing parents and students.

Std. 10 and STD. Classes 12 will begin soon.

The Madhya Pradesh government has taken this decision.
The Shivraj Singh government of Madhya Pradesh has decided to keep the Std. 1 to 8 classes completely closed till March 31. Online education will continue in the state, but offline education will be discontinued. The new academic session for students up to standard 8 will start from April 1, however, the decision to open schools from April 1 will also be taken according to the then status of Covid. Earlier, the Kejriwal government in Delhi had also decided not to start schools till March. In Madhya Pradesh, Std. Annual examination of students up to 8 will also not be taken, but promotion will be given on the basis of unit test-project work. Std. 10 and STD. Classes of 12 will start soon, while Std. 9 and std. Classes 11 can be called one or two days a week.

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case of final exams of the year, the government sources said that the government already has a 'no-detention' policy, the government can opt for mass promotion Is free to take the exam online. 

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Even if the schools reopen, they will get less than 100 days of
study. Earlier, schools in the state would remain closed till Diwali, the government had announced. However, schools could not start even after Diwali. Studies are conducted online from March, but 60 per cent of students cannot study online, while only 40 per cent of children study online. If schools remain closed after Diwali, students will lose more than 100 days of study and only 100 days for study. It is not possible to complete the entire course in such a long time. In this situation, Gujarat Education Board is also preparing to give mass promotion in Std. 1 to 9 and 11.









Standard 9 and consider taking three subject exams of 11
, according to sources, the standard 1 to 8, studying in a position to give the students a mass promotion in does not start school until the end of December, while others may be revealed only three of the main results from the subject of an annual examination in class 9 and 11 That's right. While the board's standard 10 and 12 board exams will be held, there is also a 30 percent cut in the syllabus and there is a possibility that the exams will be taken by the OMR method.

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