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BOKARO: two years after private schools upgraded their teaching methods by introducing smart courses, the district education department digitized traditional classrooms with the aim of improving the level of education in public schools.
Students of Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya (KGBV)
I will study in a modern classroom full of computers, CDs and DVDs, not on the blackboard.
Chief minister Hemant Soren will open a smart course for students in Kasmar KGBV on Tuesday.
With this Bokaro will be the first area for Jharkhand to introduce smart courses in government schools.
When the school authorities were busy preparing for the inauguration, the gadgets were already installed in all eight KGBVs.
To help teachers use the projector Ceiling bracket, an interactive touch screen whiteboard and a set of high-quality amplified speakers are attached to the computer in digi room.
The company has provided the equipment and is deploying female professionals to train school teachers for six months.
DC Uma Shanker Singh said, "in order to keep up with the changes of the times, the upgrading of teaching methods is necessary.
It will create an environment that will help to achieve excellence and encourage students to think creatively.
"They offer smart courses for students that make them feel interactive, informative, and enjoyable.
This will help raise the level of education in government schools where students belonging to the socially poor come to study, DC said.
Installing smart courses in KGBV is not an easy task for the government, because the financial crisis is the main constraint.
However, it was initiated under the funds obtained under the integrated action plan (IAP)
The development given by the central government to the Maoists-hit areas.
Eight KGBKs smart classes were built with a budget of Rs 65, an official said.
The cost of a smart course at each center is about Rs 8.
However, the students are very happy.
Many poor students have never even seen TV.
These smart courses will be interesting for them.
Rajeev Lochan, a regional education official, said, "these
The technical classroom promotes teachers to use digital resources when creating multiple digital resources, such as educational animations, videos, charts, and 3D graphics with audio
Provide students with sensory learning and help them improve their academic performance.
Bokaro is Jharkhand's first area to offer smart courses in public schools.
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