On Wednesday, the state of Karnataka decided to form an expert panel to draught primary and secondary education guidelines for the years 2021-22
On Wednesday, the Karnataka government announced the formation of an expert panel to draught primary and secondary education guidelines for the years 2021-22. The assessment models, online and offline education, teacher training curriculum, pragmatic use of budgetary tools, and several other relevant issues will be overseen by the committee, according to a statement from the minister of primary and secondary education.
According to him, the committee would be made up of eminent educators, representatives from the Indian Institute of Science, NIMHANS, child specialists, members of the Technical Advisory Committee on COVID, and eminent health experts, as well as officers and parents’ representatives.
The letter and spirit implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) will be at the top of the agenda in the coming academic year, he said. Kumar also mentioned that the Teachers Benefit Fund would provide financial assistance to dependents of government and government-aided school teachers who died while on COVID duty. “Because they (teachers) are at the forefront of delivering their duties,” Kumar said, “it has been agreed to submit a proposal to the health department to designate them as COVID warriors and give them priority in administering the covid vaccine.” The recruitment of teachers would be accelerated if the formalities of cadre and recruitment amendment were completed as soon as possible. He also mentioned that textbooks would be delivered to children in two months.
Meanwhile, Kumar mentioned that the Teachers Benefit Fund would provide financial assistance to dependents of government and government-aided school teachers who died while on Covid duty. He also mentioned that a proposal has been sent to the Health Department to label teachers as Covid warriors and give them priority in administering the Covid vaccine. The recruitment of teachers would be accelerated if the formalities of cadre and recruitment amendment were completed as soon as possible. In the aftermath of the Covid-19, Karnataka formed an expert committee led by noted educationist M. K. Sridhar to look into providing online education.
The recruitment of teachers would be accelerated if the formalities of cadre and recruitment amendment were completed as soon as possible. He also mentioned that textbooks would be delivered to children in two months. In the aftermath of the COVID-19, Karnataka formed an expert committee led by noted educationist MK Sridhar to look into providing online education, and it suggested teaching online or using printed materials. Study material will be made available on the Union government’s Diksha portal for the benefit of PU students and to engage them in online learning. Textbooks, workbooks, and other materials for students in grades 1 through 10 are now available on the portal.
