SCE PARINAM PATRAK 2022-23 FOR STD 1 TO 8

The state government on Thursday launched a month-long campaign, ‘Mission Vidya’, to raise learning levels of students who scored low in the latest Gunotsav VIII evaluation. Out of a total 21,68,214 students from Class VI to VIII who underwent an evaluation under Gunotsav VIII in April this year, as many as 3,03,549 students of government schools failed to do simple mathematics. In writing skills, 2,81,867 students failed, and 2,16,821 students could not read simple sentences. For these students, who are referred to as ‘priya balak’ (dear students), the campaign will be flagged off by Chief Minister Vijay Rupani from Bhuj on Friday. The campaign will continue till August 31 under which “remedial teaching” of three hours — two during school time and one after the school — will be imparted in government primary schools in 250 talukas of the state. The state Education Department has prepared a special curriculum for these students and roped in 292 IAS, IPS and IFS officers who have been assigned responsibilities in their respective areas. “On the pattern of Gunotsav, they will visit their assigned schools in districts during the campaign. At the end of this campaign, an independent third-party evaluation of all these students will be carried out,” Education Minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama said. As first reported by The Indian Express on June 27, to achieve the target that all students of government schools in the state are able to read, write and calculate, help is being sought from retired faculty members as well as officials of other departments. मिशन विद्या कायम करवा अंगे गुजरती रिपोर्ट माटे क्लिक करो

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By Nikunj Savani

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