While the government has allowed schools to conduct classes on campus with full capacity, students in government schools in Dakshina Kannada, who have lost more than a year to Covid-19, are now at the end of the recipient of the teacher’s lack.
The Public Instruction Department said the district demanded around 1,091 guest teachers in lower and higher elementary schools.
While secondary schools need a total of 181 guest faculties, only 109 vacancies that have been fulfilled so far.
“The ordinary staff has their hands full because they have to keep an eye on the midday eating scheme and other clerical work besides doing classes,” said Prakash Anchan, who heads Sarkari Shaale’s bullion (protecting and promoting government schools).
He also adopted a government school upgraded Daddalkad on Bantwal.
“When there is a shortage of hand, the academics must suffer,” he said.
“Schools that have fewer permanent teachers are fully managed by the faculty of the guest.
However, the delay in appointing staff inhibits children’s education, especially in government schools.
Acceptance in government schools has also increased this year and is the right time to strengthen These schools and retain students.
“A teacher said about 10 schools in this district had marked ‘Zero School’, which meant they did not have permanent teaching staff.
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“Apart from all these shortcomings, we try our best to ensure quality education in government schools.
The state government must make a priority guest teacher appointment and fill vacancies quickly,” said the teacher.
Malleswamy, Deputy Director of Public Instruction, DK, Schools that recognize abbreviations.
He said his office had sent a proposal to the government and they were waiting for approval.
A source said the Minister of Basic Education BC Nagesh said he had directed DDPI to recruit the guest faculty.
Nagesh is not available for comments.
Meanwhile, CD Jayanna, deputy director of PU education, said they had approved 142 guest teachers for PU colleges in Kannada Dakshina.
Government institutions in DK are exposed to a lack of tutors
