In Gujarat, a home learning program was started from June 15 for students of classes 3 to 12 so that there is no loss of studies, but in rural areas, teaching students under it is a big challenge.
The children living here are unable to take advantage of this due to lack of facilities like internet, television and smartphones. Some teachers have stepped up to help such students.
While online education of schools has been started due to Coronavirus infection, about 40 YouTube channels have now been started by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) of Mumbai (Mumbai). Through them only the students of not only Mumbai but Maharashtra will benefit. Teachers teaching in BMC schools are now getting their students to study online. BMC has now opened 40 channels on YouTube for students to study, where lectures are shared in four languages from class one to class 10. The good thing is that the links of these topics remain on YouTube. That is, if students do not have a phone at that time or have a network problem at that time, then they can read it later.
About 2.5 lakh students study in BMC schools. According to the data released by the administration, about 30 favorite students are not able to participate in online studies and one important reason for this is not having a mobile phone. Now the BMC is trying to solve this problem.
Normally in Gujarat, when the schools open after the summer vacation, at the same time today, on June 15, CM will launch an initiative called Home Learning.
Actually this year nothing is being done according to the schedule, be it conducting classes or examinations or admissions in the new class.
In this sequence, every state and almost every school, college is making some effort to minimize the loss of students and in some way they can be kept busy in education related activities.
In Uttarakhand's 500 state schools, children will now be taught through virtual classes. Through this, about 1 lakh 90 thousand children of the state will be benefited. In the first phase, secondary students will be taught in virtual classes in about 500 schools in 13 districts of the state. For this, a studio has been built in Dehradun, where subject matter teachers will sit and they will be connected to schools.
Through SIT and ROT, 500 state secondary schools of the state are being connected to 4 Central studios in Dehradun by two-way seamless interaction. Uttarakhand has become the first state to start a virtual classroom project in school education. On Saturday, Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat inaugurated the virtual class in 500 state secondary schools of the state. Presently, 150 schools have been fully connected. Remaining 350 identified schools will also be added in the next 15 days.
A similar effort will be done today by CM Vijay Rupani of Gujarat. The Chief Minister will launch an initiative called Home Learning on DD Girnar today.
Through this, various educational programs will be telecast. Under this, various programs will be broadcast for students of classes 3 to 12. Along with this, similar programs will also be telecasted by Bhaskaracharya Institute for Space Applications and Geoinformatics on Vanda Gujarat channel.
HOME LEARNING 2020. Home Learning Study materials Video |Standard 4th | DD Girnar-Diksha Portal Video
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