Works begin to compile a list of poor students who do not have access to smartphones.
Coimbatore: The central government has asked to send a list of students who do not have a 'smartphone' to participate in an 'online' class.
The requirements for government schools are met annually through integrated funds by the central and state governments. Infrastructure, teacher training, learning for children with disabilities, and medical assistance are also being provided. Due to the coronavirus infection, the central government did not allocate large sums of money for projects other than talent competitions for students last year. The central government has ordered a list of students who do not have a 'smartphone' to participate in an 'online' class.
With the start of the new school year, preparations are underway to prevent a third wave of coronavirus. District-wise, it has been ordered to compile a list of students who do not have a smartphone as online classes are about to start.
The Education State Program Director said in a circular that as per the directive of the Union Ministry of Education, the educational activities of poor students studying in government schools should not be disrupted and information regarding smartphone accessibility should be submitted as soon as possible.
The requirements for government schools are met annually through integrated funds by the central and state governments. Infrastructure, teacher training, learning for children with disabilities, and medical assistance are also being provided. Due to the coronavirus infection, the central government did not allocate large sums of money for projects other than talent competitions for students last year. The central government has ordered a list of students who do not have a 'smartphone' to participate in an 'online' class.
With the start of the new school year, preparations are underway to prevent a third wave of coronavirus. District-wise, it has been ordered to compile a list of students who do not have a smartphone as online classes are about to start.
The Education State Program Director said in a circular that as per the directive of the Union Ministry of Education, the educational activities of poor students studying in government schools should not be disrupted and information regarding smartphone accessibility should be submitted as soon as possible.