The daily routine of school students of Madhya Pradesh will have some changes from Monday, January 17 onwards. Their schools will remain closed but a part of their house will become their school. While the elders of the house will play the role of their mentors, they will get tips for studies from radio and WhatsApp.
The government has decided to shut down schools of Classes I to XIII to protect the children from Covid-19. Director Rajya Shiksha Kendra Dhanaraju S said that continuity of studies of students is also necessary. With this view, the system of home based education is also being started again.
In this, ‘Hamara Ghar-Hamara Vidyalaya’ programme will start from January 17. Educational activities will be conducted by creating a school-like environment at home for daily and regular study like before. Along with this, students will study at home with in their homes, surroundings, in the midst of elders of the family, elder brothers and sisters studying in senior school/college. In this, a learning package has been prepared on the basis of radio, textbook and exercise book available as a learning source with the child.
In the ‘Hamara Ghar-Hamara Vidyalaya’ programme ‘Radio School’ will be broadcast for the students of elementary classes from Monday to Saturday between 11 am to 12 noon which will be relayed simultaneously by all the broadcasting centers located in the state of All India Radio and Vividh Bharati. Along with this, educational material will also be provided through Digilep WhatsApp groups. Along with this, students will also work on the Atgrade exercise book at their homes.
Every day elder members of the family will start school work by ringing the bell/plate at 10 am and between 10 am to 11 am students will study and practice by watching the educational activities received on Digilep WhatsApp groups. From 11 am to 12 noon, they ‘Radio School’ will listen to the broadcast and do related activities.
After this, between 12 noon to 1 pm, we will work on the Atgrade exercise book. All these works will be monitored by the teachers of the respective schools.
Director State Education Center Shri Dhanraju S has sent detailed instructions in this regard to all the district collectors. He has expected the parents of the students and their elder family members to cooperate with the students during this period and provide them educational environment at home as