Nagpur: Children Semah 8 Years are asked to come to school on November 12 to appear for the test, which is part of the Central Government National Achievement Survey (NAS).
In Maharashtra, about 2.34 students of Lakh STD III, V, VIII and X will have to be mandatory to attend the school that day and appear for 90 minutes exam.
These schools are randomly selected by NAS and state governments applying tests through their officials through their officials.
The test is done at the same time and dates throughout India to ensure uniformity.
Although the physical class for STD III is not permitted in Maharashtra, these children will not have a choice but to be in the class that day.
Minister of Education Varsha Gaikwad said, “The same attention was raised by us in a meeting with the center, but they emphasized the importance of NAS because it would help ensure the gap / progress of learning at the national level.
In fact, in some school countries it has not been opened as far as we have done , there is still a NAS will continue.
“In Nagpur Regency, around 7,000 students from 232 schools will appear for the exam.
A local education official said, “All treatments will be taken so that there is no possibility of Covid-19 safety guidelines that are passing.
Also, in all districts, only randomly chosen children will appear for tests.
So, there are no questions about crowding On campus.
“232 chosen schools include a mixture of private CBSE and state council schools, along with those managed by the local body.
Teacher, who does not want to identify, say, “My worries.
For STD III children.
They are almost eight or nine years old and will be in class from 8am to 2pm.
It was a very long period of children Small children on campus.
The exam will be held starting at 10:30 a.m.
to 12 noon, but then the buffer time is to ensure that all documents are done correctly.
“Because the school canteen will be closed, all children must bring their own Tiffin.
A teacher said, “Half-hour persuasion will be given for lunch but mostly, children will be in class.
They are not used to sitting in one place for a long time.” Another problem before the teacher is how to convince parents to send children their child to school that day.
Official notifications clarify that the presence is mandatory and that the teacher must remind parents the day before.
“What we can do is remind and tell them about the seriousness of this problem.
But frankly, if parents don’t want to send their children, then I wonder what can be done legally.
This is just a soft pressure tactic that will succeed, not Forced, “said the teacher.
8-year-old children mandate to appear for the NAS test
