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With limited staff, many schools stop online classes

With limited staff, many schools stop online classes Updated: Updated: Managements say they have no choice as teachers cannot conduct online and offline classes simultaneously Share Article Managements say they have no choice as teachers cannot conduct online and offline classes simultaneously Schools are finding it difficult to comply with the State government’s order to conduct on-campus and online classes for students due to the limited number of teaching staff on their rolls. Many managements have stopped online classes for higher primary and high school students as teachers are unable to juggle both sessions and also ensure that students have grasped concepts.

Schools in Bengaluru conduct 'satisfaction' surveys

Schools in Bengaluru conduct ‘satisfaction’ surveys Updated: Updated: This involves getting feedback from students who are attending online and offline classes Share Article 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.

Reduced fees: schools in Karnataka to ask for undertaking from parents

Updated: Share Article AAA With the State government announcing that parents have to pay only 70% of their children’s tuition fees for this academic year, a large number of school managements across the State have decided to make them sign an undertaking promising to pay the full amount if the Government Order is withdrawn. D. Shashi Kumar, general secretary of the Associated Managements of Primary and Secondary Schools in Karnataka, said those parents who have not yet paid the 2020-21 fees but have expressed willingness to do so will be asked to sign the undertaking. A Government Order on reduced fees was issued on Saturday. “We plan to challenge this in court in the coming week and have sent the GO for legal opinion. However, this may take time and we do not want school managements who are already in financial distress to wait till the issue is resolved,” said Mr. Kumar.