Why did Gujarat Government banned Online Classes ?
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As all the educational institutions remain shut across Gujarat, the state education department has come up with a unique initiative to reach out to school students for ensuring that there is no academic loss amid the Coronavirus outbreak.
The department has decided that students of Classes 3 to 9 and 11 will now be able to revise and practice their subjects from the comfort of their homes using regional TV channels that began broadcasting daily hour-long tutorials. The department is going to start live and recorded lessons through a private television channel.
Under the initiative, which is called door-to-door reaching out to students, the education department has directed nearly 1.5 lakh government primary teachers to reach out to all individual students and hand over worksheets, all 51 weekly tests and their answer sheets conducted in the second semester to Class 3 to 9 and 11 students.
These teachers will also publicise and make the beneficiaries aware of this initiative of lessons to be taught through television.
The various subjects for which the revision and practice sessions have been arranged include Mathematics, Science and English for the Class 7 to 9 students and Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and Accountancy for the students of Class 11.
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Private schools in Gujarat have suspended online classes for an indefinite period from Thursday, after a state government order said they should not collect fees from students until the schools reopen.
In a notification issued last week, the Gujarat government directed self-financed schools in the state not to collect tuition fees from students as long as they remain shut in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
It also asked these schools not to hike fees for the academic year 2020-21.
Unhappy with the move, a union of representing nearly 15,000 self-financed schools in Gujarat decided to put on hold online classes, an alternative arrangement started earlier this month for students.