No vaccine for loss of education: Sisodia seeks feedback on semi-online learning in Delhi

Delhi's Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Saturday sought feedback from parents and teachers of two Delhi government schools for recently implemented “semi-online” mode of education.

While interacting with m, Sisodia said that or losses caused by lockdown can be compensated, but loss of education is irreparable. In a situation such as this, classes with support of techlogy are need of hour, he ded. Soon re will be a vaccine to cure Coronavirus, but re cant be a vaccine for loss of education, Sisodia told parents and teachers.

Deputy CM also asked for ir feedback on ongoing virtual teaching-learning activities and sought suggestions to improve online mode of education. He suggested that Parent-Teacher Meetings be held online as well.

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About “semi-online” mode of education

As per Delhi government’s new education model children up to class 10 are given weekly worksheets every week through WhatsApp and children whose parents do t have smartphones are invited to school to collect printout of worksheets. For class 12 students, live online classes are conducted by teachers in 12 subjects.

Manish Sisodia said that under Coronavirus-induced circumstances, government has opted this method of education which has significantly reduced educational loss.

interaction with teachers and parents was held at Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya Prashant Vihar and GBSSS/GGSSS Pitampura. Teachers of SKV Prashant Vihar said 96% of students have been enrolled in online classes and attempts were being me to include remaining children.

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