New Delhi: While 98% of students in class XI and XII at the Delhi government school attended online classes, 97% of other classes received worksheets, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said on Thursday.
He is reviewing the process of learning online in schools with directors, the Directorate of Education (DOE) and other officials.
He told the officials to ensure that together with educating children through online classes and worksheets, their emotional and mental welfare was also taken care of.
Safe! You have successfully thrown your votelogin to see results “until school remains closed, online education must continue systematically to reduce the learning gap.
Because the closure of the school recurs during Covid pandemics, education has occurred for students.
Student health is very important for us, but also It is important that children’s education does not stop.
This pandemic has submitted a new challenge, but the education team works diligently to ensure that every child has access to education, “said Sisodia.
Director Doe, Himanshu Gupta, said that they emphasized the assessment of children’s learning levels through innovative ways.
“Doe sends a worksheet to students regularly.
Online classes are also carried out for students 9 to 12.
Children who do not have digital devices to attend online classes provided a copy of the worksheet print every week by school.
Doe sends a worksheet to Nursery class students To X through whatsapp weekly, as well as projects, duties, and sheets of activity to the middle class during the winter holidays, “Gupta said.
Worksheets from DoE reached 99.2% of students from KG to class II, 99.1% of class III to V, 94.21% of students in class VI, 97.2% in class VII, 98% in class VIII, 98 , 7% in class IX and 98.4% in class X.
Online education must reduce the learning gap: Sisodia
