Thiruvananthapuram: As part of the government’s plan to restart normal school hours, batch-wise lessons begin for first grade to nine on Monday.
Regular class, with full strength, will begin on February 21.
Minister of Education V Sivankutty said on Monday that the offline school class was hobbled to normal because most of the school witnessed promising elections when the offline class began again after two weeks.
“We see a large amount of 82%.
Students, parents, and teachers all work with the efforts of the Ministry of Education to bring back normal in school education,” said Sivankutty, adding that students in first to nine will have lessons until this afternoon.
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The minister, who ruled out objections raised by the teacher’s association, including those affiliated with the CPI, said he did not tend to waste time reacting to unfounded objections from certain teacher unions.
“The government hopes that all students will return to the classroom in a few days.
Until now, we have not given a dictation that says that all students must be required to return to the offline class.
Discussions with the teacher organization will be held on Tuesday.
Promised,” he said.
At present, class X, plus one and plus two students have regular school hours.
The class for their junior, which began on Monday, will continue to function in batches until February 21.
After the class continues in a swing full of all students attending classes every day from morning to night, there will be a little room to maintain the social distance of the classroom.
This is the moot point submitted by the teacher association.
The Ministry of Education hopes that the spread of Covid will greatly decrease in the coming weeks to some extent that social distance will no longer be a barrier as far as school students concerning.
Consequently the reopening of the school, the Ministry of Education has reschedule online class time on the victters kite channel.
The department has given a strict instruction to the teacher to complete the portion of class X and class XII before February 28 and then start the revised class.
The Pro-Congress Teacher Association, State President of the KPSTA M Salahudohen said the association would once again try to notify the government about practical difficulties in the reopening full school next week.