Kolkata: The State School Ministry of Education works on the bridge path to help students redeem learning gaps in the past half a year, since educational institutions have been closed in a pandemic.
The Expert Committee has been formed to prepare modules for bridge courses that will bring students at speeds.
This agreement is very important.
Most students, cross-classes and age groups, will face this problem; It will be more acute for students who appear for boards and / or semester exams in schools and colleges.
This problem must get decent attention.
The government plans to start with class IX to XII so that those who appear for the board are more prepared.
Committee members have begun to meet teachers from various parts.
“A student in class VII in March 2020 will be in class IX in January 2022.
The right program is needed to help them bridge the learning gap,” said a school education department official.
Under the course, the source said the main concepts taught in class VII and VIII will be re-taught to IX students.
Class X students will be taught the concept of class VIII and IX.
These lessons will overtake teaching about the actual syllabus for IX and X.
Similar exercises will be made for XI and XII.
While the Madhyamic and HS schools in Kolkata and other major cities can hold online classes, those in small cities and villages in Bengal do not have a class since March 2020 because Digital Divide.
“There are very few programs, such as online classes, telephone conversations, and activity assignments, in the schools assisted by the government and the government.
Many pass important portions or do not understand the concept properly but have been promoted.
This is an attempt to help bridge the gap.
in learning, “the official said.
‘Kailash Vidyamandir Headmaster Business Partners said, “The program to fill the gap is very important for students.
But what about the teachers have also come out of the process for the past half a year and need to be trained back?”
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