As a case of Covid Hit Schools, T’gana allows online classes

Hyderabad: Almost a week after the Telangana government urged parents to send their children to school, it has done back rounds and directs all institutions to allow students to attend online classes.
Because schools are reopened for in-classes, at least three institutions have been closed after teachers and students are tested positive for Covid-19.
Five teachers and five students from Bhadradri Kothagudem and Mulitu have been tested positively in the past week.
On Tuesday, four teachers and six students from the Muluugu District were tested positively, forcing the authorities to close the institution and start cleaning operations.
The Ministry of Education has said that no penalty will be worn if a child does not go to school or offline class.
The authorities also released a standard operating procedure (SOP) following the direction of the High Court.
All school principals have been directed to focus on preparing students for class interaction, especially slow students, by designing bridge courses for them.
‘Create a Learner friendly school environment for school environments and friendly classrooms, “Read SOP released to the principal of Sridasena, Director of School Education.
The teachers have been directed to prepare for teaching in class and follow-up students learn from home through mode Shop The corresponding Covid is like wearing a mask, hand sanitation, and follows social sanitation.
School education director says that assembly, group work, the game will not be allowed until further orders.
SOP also includes entirely disinfectant classrooms every day and all objects are often touched to be disanitized with BA IK, project work, tasks that must be done at home under the guidance of teachers and parents.