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Plan to introduce Spanish, German language classes in govt schools in Andhra Pradesh
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Roadmap being worked out for IB-AP certification for students of Classes 10 and 12 in Andhra Pradesh, says official
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The rampant practice of proxy teaching in government schools in Nagaland is a blot on the noble profession as it deprives children of quality education, disrupting the administration in stark contrast of the vocation and overshadowing the sacrifices of those genuinely putting their hearts into their work. This widely discussed topic usually receives more traction during the annnouncement of exam results and Teachers’ Day. Unfortunately, people end up discussing about the failures of government school teachers even on occasions set aside for celebrating and acknowledging their contribution to society, thanks to those immune to public outcry against keeping substitutes. It’s not that other departments are free of malpractice and corruption, but the teaching profession attracts more attention and scrutiny because of its crucial role in shaping the future of society. It in a way signifies the importance of the profession and the social responsibility of teachers. People are aware that
Our Correspondent Kohima, Sep. 5 (EMN): Chief Minister of Nagaland, Neiphiu Rio, on Monday launched three initiatives — Nagaland Reading Festival, Digital Teacher’s Diary, and ASSET-Question-a-Day (AQAD) on the occasion of Teachers’ Day at Capital Cultural Hall in Kohima. Nagaland Reading Festival Principal Director of School Education, Thavaseelan K informed that Nagaland Reading Festival is a statewide celebration of school leaders’ innovations on the theme “Love for Reading”. It is an occasion for principals and headmasters of schools to design and implement activities that can solve their students ‘ reading challenges. The goal of the festival is to help students from classes 1 to 8 read effectively with comprehension. The festival will be hosted through DIKSHA, which is the national infrastructure for education, he said. The Department of School Education (DoSE), Samagra Shiksha Mission and SCERT will jointly anchor this initiative, he sai
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