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As Karnataka Colleges Turn Covid Clusters, Online-Offline Debate Returns
There have been many concerns expressed on social media by students who are required to appear for offline exams despite taking online classes for months, particularly from those who have to travel for these exams.
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Delhi Schools To Reopen From Monday For All Classes, Online Classes Stay
No more than 50 percent of the students will be called to attend physical classes. Schools will need to ensure that 100 percent of their staff is vaccinated.
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Girl Sells 12 Mangoes For Rs 1.2 Lakh, Buys Phone For Online Classes
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the manner in which institutions around the world operate, in more ways than one.
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Delhi University Releases New COVID Guidelines, Classes To Continue In 'Online Mode Only'
Delhi University (DU) released a set of guidelines with immediate effect in the wake of the rising number of coronavirus cases in the national capital. The classes for the undergraduate and postgraduate students will continue in the "online mode only".
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COVID-19: Students Of Classes 10, 12 Want Board Exams Cancelled
#Cancelboardexams2021: Amid a surge in COVID-19 cases, over one lakh students of Classes 10 and 12 have signed petitions urging the government to either cancel board exams scheduled to be held in May or conduct them in online mode.
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Maharashtra: Physical Attendance In Aurangabad Schools Made Optional
In view of the rising COVID- 19 cases in Maharashtra's Aurangabad, the students of Classes 5 to 9 and Class 11 in schools of the district have been given the option of attending the classes online, officials said on Thursday, February 18.
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Assam: Schools, Colleges To Remain Closed Till September 30, Online Classes Allowed
To contain the spread of COVID-19, the Assam government issued a slew of guidelines prohibiting certain activities under the Disaster Management Act. The govt directed that the schools, colleges, educational and coaching institutes for regular class activities shall remain closed till September 30.
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HRD Ministry Announces Guidelines for Online Classes, Recommend Caps on Screen Time for Students
The Ministry of Human Resource Development announced a new guideline called “Pragyata,” which specified caps on screen time for students from different standards during online classes.
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COVID-19 Lockdown: Online Classes For Kerala School Students From Tomorrow
The department also informed that all the classes will be in a downloadable format.
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Coronavirus: As Schools Switch to Online Education in India, Who Gets Left Behind?
Many schools across India have embraced remote learning models to let their students stay connected with their studies despite the ongoing panic and fear of the coronavirus outbreak. But there are still several students who don’t have access to Internet-driven virtual classrooms.
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Coronavirus Impact: Digital Tools Keep Classes on as Schools, Colleges Shut
As schools, colleges and universities remain closed in several states due to fear of coronavirus spread, more and more students in India are taking to digital tools to continue their education from safe distance of their homes.
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As Karnataka Colleges Turn Covid Clusters, Online-Offline Debate Returns
There have been many concerns expressed on social media by students who are required to appear for offline exams despite taking online classes for months, particularly from those who have to travel for these exams.
-
Delhi Schools To Reopen From Monday For All Classes, Online Classes Stay
No more than 50 percent of the students will be called to attend physical classes. Schools will need to ensure that 100 percent of their staff is vaccinated.
-
Girl Sells 12 Mangoes For Rs 1.2 Lakh, Buys Phone For Online Classes
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the manner in which institutions around the world operate, in more ways than one.
-
Delhi University Releases New COVID Guidelines, Classes To Continue In 'Online Mode Only'
Delhi University (DU) released a set of guidelines with immediate effect in the wake of the rising number of coronavirus cases in the national capital. The classes for the undergraduate and postgraduate students will continue in the "online mode only".
-
COVID-19: Students Of Classes 10, 12 Want Board Exams Cancelled
#Cancelboardexams2021: Amid a surge in COVID-19 cases, over one lakh students of Classes 10 and 12 have signed petitions urging the government to either cancel board exams scheduled to be held in May or conduct them in online mode.
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Maharashtra: Physical Attendance In Aurangabad Schools Made Optional
In view of the rising COVID- 19 cases in Maharashtra's Aurangabad, the students of Classes 5 to 9 and Class 11 in schools of the district have been given the option of attending the classes online, officials said on Thursday, February 18.
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Assam: Schools, Colleges To Remain Closed Till September 30, Online Classes Allowed
To contain the spread of COVID-19, the Assam government issued a slew of guidelines prohibiting certain activities under the Disaster Management Act. The govt directed that the schools, colleges, educational and coaching institutes for regular class activities shall remain closed till September 30.
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HRD Ministry Announces Guidelines for Online Classes, Recommend Caps on Screen Time for Students
The Ministry of Human Resource Development announced a new guideline called “Pragyata,” which specified caps on screen time for students from different standards during online classes.
-
COVID-19 Lockdown: Online Classes For Kerala School Students From Tomorrow
The department also informed that all the classes will be in a downloadable format.
-
Coronavirus: As Schools Switch to Online Education in India, Who Gets Left Behind?
Many schools across India have embraced remote learning models to let their students stay connected with their studies despite the ongoing panic and fear of the coronavirus outbreak. But there are still several students who don’t have access to Internet-driven virtual classrooms.
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Coronavirus Impact: Digital Tools Keep Classes on as Schools, Colleges Shut
As schools, colleges and universities remain closed in several states due to fear of coronavirus spread, more and more students in India are taking to digital tools to continue their education from safe distance of their homes.
