Question

Can you write a one minute speech on "Curbing the distance between urban and rural schools".

Answer 1

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• Assessment of Listening and Speaking or ASL is a subject which was introduced in the schools falling under the ambit of CBSE. Added in the curriculum of IX and XI grades, it evaluates the student’s listening, speaking, and communication skills in English. It also helps to assess the critical thinking and analytical reasoning skills of the student through various questions. Here is a blog that will shed light on how the test is conducted and various ASL topics which you can practice!

Answer 2

Answer:

Although the disparity in opportunity between urban and rural areas has always existed, the rising urbanisation of the population is widening the achievement gap between children who live in urban and rural areas. In compared to their peers who live in cities, residents of rural areas frequently experience teacher shortages, hazardous or lengthy commutes to school, and subpar educational outcomes. Learning about and developing connections with rural communities can be beneficial for urban children. In order to fully connect with the nation they now call home, microcampuses assist international students in escaping their social silo. The projects students conduct during their month-long stay in a rural area of their host nation help them better comprehend other cultures.

Living in a time when change occurs abruptly can feel overwhelming to a sector that is famously reluctant to adapt to these changes, albeit having no fault of its own. But there are people all over the world who are already bringing about the changes that education needs, whether it be through monumental initiatives like building boat schools to reach rural children affected by climate change, using the internet's tools to teach students the cultural awareness and cross-cultural communication skills they need to thrive, or ensuring that rural and urban children receive an equal education.

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