Jaipur: Seeing the difficulties faced by students received under the right to education (RTE), Maharaja Sawai Man Singh Vidyalaya (SMS School) has requested permission from the state government to teach Rte students physically on campus.
According to letters written to the state government, the school administration has said that they provide two-way virtual online teachings by experienced and talented teachers and by using modern technology for all students (including RTE students), where 95% of students participate.
However, school authorities have noticed that students received under RTE cannot be connected to online classes regularly, perhaps due to lack of facilities such as the necessary gadgets, connectivity and the appropriate learning atmosphere at home.
Sensitive to this problem and related to education for all, especially for children of the parts that are seized from a recognized community based on RTE law, the school authorities say they are willing to teach students to physically be physically on campus.
There are around 10 to 15 children in each class and the school has all the settings needed to follow the Covid protocol.
Children owned by RTE, if permitted by the government, can be called to school to teach while following the Covid protocol – thermal scanning, physical distance on campus and classrooms, hand sanitization, face masks, no prayer, no prayer, no canteen , Similar problems have been faced by students who study in government schools in rural areas or from the family to the back economically, where internet’s illness has had an impact on student learning.
Therefore, the government has decided to teach students from home by teachers.
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