At the museum, the shelves are stacked with the donated brains of deceased people of various ages, having passed away from causes ranging from physical trauma to amoebic infections, all displayed in formalin solutions in transparent cases.
Schools in Bengaluru conduct ‘satisfaction’ surveys
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This involves getting feedback from students who are attending online and offline classes
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This involves getting feedback from students who are attending online and offline classes
Schools in the city are conducting ‘satisfaction surveys’ involving students who are attending online and offline classes. Based on the feedback, they are tweaking the learning strategy.
School managements have got feedback that offline classes are the students’ preferred choice.
Nooraine Fazal, founder-director of Inventure Academy, said that their school had administered satisfaction surveys to see how the hybrid learning model – offline and online classes – was working for students. “We wanted to hear from both set of students, and get their feedback on the teaching techniques and pedagogy,” she said.
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Bengaluru: 40 nursing college students test positive for coronavirus
At least 40 students of a private nursing college in Bengaluru have tested positive for the coronavirus, health officials said. The officials on Saturday said that most of these students are from Kerala and the mass testing will be carried out in all the nursing and medical colleges of the city from February 14 to 20.
Bengaluru s civic body Commissioner N Manjunath Prasad inspected the college and inquired about the measures initiated by authorities to tackle these cases.
Prasad also appealed to the state government to make it mandatory for all the students coming to the city s educational institutions, to carry a negative Covid-19 test certificate that should not be older than 72 hours.