To provide education to the students of 9th, 10th and 12th standards in schools in remote areas of the state, a scheme of distant learning has been launched.
It is an innovative approach, under which six schools have been selected initially. Based on the results, the scheme will be implemented across the state.
Principal Secretary School Education Dr Alok Shukla chaired a meeting of subject experts, principals of various schools of the state at SCERT and had a discussion regarding implementation of distant learning programme.
Dr Alok Shukla informed the principals that the study material will be recorded as short videos by subject experts and these videos will be utilized for providing education to students in remote areas.
He further told that students' doubts and queries on the subject will be cleared by subject experts via zoom app immediately. Timely evaluation will also be done.
In the meeting, subject experts of physics, biology, chemistry, mathematics, English language discusses the difficult chapters of their subjects. The meeting was attended by SCERT Director P Dayanand, Director Public Instructions S Prakash, Joint Director Public Instructions Dr Yogesh Shivhare, subject experts and officials of the SCERT.
