Hyderabad: With a surge in the Covid-19 case in Telangana, 70% old man said that they did not want to send children to school, reveal the survey.
Surveys by Localcircle said that many parents, despite worrying about the effectiveness of online education, worried about the absence of social and poor ventilation in the classroom.
Throughout the country, 52% of parents said they did not want to send children to school due to the increasing Covid-19 case in their districts or cities.
This survey has 11,000 respondents from all over the country where 2,109 is in Telangana.
“We as a country experienced a critical period and the risk of a large number of children infected with Omicron which leads to more infections in their families very high.
Unless a district or free city of Covid-19 or has a very low TPR level, our recommendations to the Central Government And the country will turn to online education and allow the same thing through media such as the Internet, television, radio, etc.
for rural locations, “said Sachin Taparia, founder, localcircles.
The management of private schools in the state also says that it seems like a physical class will continue after the Sankranti holiday.
“The state may directed educational institutions to continue in online mode before January 16 because of the Covid-19 situation that applies,” said K Praveen Raju, President, the Independent School Management Association.
He said his school, Suchitra Academy International School, has shifted into online mode because of a surge in the case.
Y Shekhar Rao, President, Telangana, acknowledged the School Management Association, also said that offline classes might immediately bend.
“I don’t think parents will be willing to send their children back to school after January 16 because the number of Covid-19 cases increases exponentially.”
70% of parents in Telangana fight offline classes: surveys
