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Early Exam Notice Takes All By Surprise | Bhubaneswar News

Bhubaneswar: The Board of Secondary Education’s (BSE) announcement of the annual High School Certificate exam took students, parents and teachers by s.

Teachers in Odisha feel online classes affecting school attendance | Bhubaneswar News

Odisha: Teachers against BSE's plan to assess students on internal marks | Bhubaneswar News

COVID PLAYING WITH FUTURE BHUBANESWAR: The Odisha Secondary School Teachers’ Association (OSSTA) has opposed the Board of Secondary Education’s (BSE’s) plans to assess Class X students on the basis of their internal examination marks. Teachers said with Covid cases on the rise and many teachers, headmasters and their family members infected, it may not be possible for them to submit the report within hours of getting the notification. They also felt that the evaluation process is faulty and will not be fair for meritorious students, who would have scored well had they appeared for the examination. “We got the board’s notification at 10 pm and were asked to submit the marks of Class IX and X, the day after positively. Many teachers and their family members are fighting the Covid-19 virus. It is difficult to submit the report at such a short notice,” said Prakash Chandra Mohanty, president of OSSTA.

Board exam: Safety of students big concern | Bhubaneswar News

Study for 14 hrs daily, sleep for six: Govt asks Class X students | Bhubaneswar News

The Govt also asked parents to go easy on their wards BHUBANESWAR: The Odisha School Education Programme Authority (OSEPA) has advised students appearing in the High School Certificate (HSC) exam to study for 14 hours a day, avoid junk food and exercise regularly for a fitter mind and body. The advisory comes ahead of the board exams starting May 15. “We have also advised students to relax and take regular breaks from studies,” school and mass education minister Samir Ranjan Dash said. Students have been asked to make a proper timetable and follow it while also find ways to prepare for different subjects like maths, science, English and social science. It asks parents to build an atmosphere conducive to studies and not put extra pressure on students to do well in the exam.

High schools to get temporary staff for 100 days of classes | Bhubaneswar News

BHUBANESWAR: School and mass education minister Samir Ranjan Dash has asked the district education officers (DEOs) to engage teachers from schools that won’t reopen soon, or retired teachers, in high schools with inadequate staff strength to ensure 100 days of classroom study for class X and XII students. “If we cannot do 100 days of classroom teaching, we may not complete the course on time,” Dash said. He added that DEOs had been asked to appoint retired teachers in high schools and to divert PG teachers from elementary schools to high schools with high teacher vacancy. Teachers said it would be stressful for them and students to attend classes for 100 days straight. “Teachers have household responsibilities and health issues to address too. We are requesting the government to let at least Sundays be holidays,” said Prakash Chandra Mohanty, secretary of Odisha Secondary School Teachers’ Association.

Odisha: Class X, XII students to be back in school from Friday | Bhubaneswar News

Students will be allowed to attend school only with a written consent from parents BHUBANESWAR: Providing relief to thousands of students, the state government on Saturday announced the dates of the annual High School Certificate (HSC) and Plus II examinations. The Class X board exam will be held from May 3 to 15. The Plus II board exam will begin from May 15 and conclude on June 11. The practical exams for both will begin from April 29. To prepare students for the board exams, the government has decided to reopen schools for classes X and XII from January 8. Students will attend 100 days of classroom teaching till April 28, including on Saturdays and Sundays. Students will be allowed to attend school only with a written consent from parents. The state government has issued a detailed standard operating procedure for schools, teachers and students on the subject of reopening.