Nagpur: Because Pune has allowed school to operate for a full day (such as the pre-covid era) to help with the settlement of course, many academics say doing the same thing in Nagpur may not be a bad idea.
Ashok Gavankar, Secretary General of the Vidarbha University Teacher Association (VJCTA), said, “There is no doubt that the backlog of courses is a large education institution and education is bound by a time limit of around 3-4 hours a day.
I believe we can do this with at least STD students X and XII because they qualified for vaccines and many have taken their first dose too.
“The Association of Practice Maharashtra School (Mesta), who has members in Nagpur too, said it was a good idea.
“We welcome every step taken for the benefit of students.
Minister Guardian Pune Ajit Pawar also talks about maintaining schools open for seven days a week and it is also a positive step.
We, as school management, ready to work together if the right strategy is done on how to apply The same, “said the founder of Mesta Sanjay Tayde-Patil.
However, a CBSE principal, expressed concern at long operating hours.
He doesn’t want to be identified, don’t let his management may have different opinions.
“If small children are asked to sit in school for a long time, then the lunch break must be given.
Even short breaks and children go to small rooms have increased their chances of touching with each other,” said the principal.
He added that the same thing applies to senior students, but the risk is low due to vaccination.
SAPAN Nehrotra, a Junior Campus teacher, said, “We can reduce the risk of students infected using several strategies.
The best is to follow the Covid-19 guidelines tightly.
Also for lunch breaks, can be divided into two parts with one batch starting from the batch 12:00 to 12:30 While the second starts from 12:30 to 1:00 p.m.
This will ensure that fewer children are having lunch together.
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