Indore: In the middle of a pandemic when students have lost their contacts by reading books due to virtual shifts, to instill reading culture between students and to improve their reading skills, the school education department has begun with a 100-day reading campaign starting from Thursday.
The 14 week program has a series of different activities related to reading students from different age groups.
Teachers and parents must help students first to two in developing their analytic critical thinking, creativity.
The aim for third to five students in addition to analytical thinking is to help them express both verbally and in writing.
For students from six to eight improvement vocabulary will also be an emphasis.
“Especially because of a pandemic, students have lost their touches, especially in terms of reading.
The department has designed this activity for 14 weeks to ensure that students do not instill reading habits but also enjoy it.
According to schedule, one activity per week will be selected for one age group.
Safe! You have managed to put your voteogin sound to see the results if students don’t come to school directly, they have to spend at least 25 minutes of time in reading books and departments will also ensure that there is availability of reading books that are suitable for children in local languages / Mother / Mother / Regional Tribe, he added.
Activities such as Chaupal, looking for new words from newspapers and magazines, reversing reading, forming sketches of characters based on small stories, playing stories based on stories, dress up as a character / poetry character when reading it for classmates will be set until April.
100-day campaigns to instill reading habits among students
