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Jalandhar, December 22
While it was common to hear college students marking proxy attendance of their classmates during roll calls in online sessions, this trend is being witnessed now at the primary class level as well.
It is common for schoolteachers to discover almost every second day that a family member or a sibling or a friend has been calling proxy for the student concerned. Since classes for schools are still being digitally run, it is not always students who join in – at times, it is their parents, elder brother or sister or a friend substituting for them.
Giving excuses such as internet connection not being good enough, students are notorious for entering the virtual classroom and then disappearing soon. Some even doze off or indulge in mischief or move away from the system asking their parents or siblings to handle their roll calls.