High school students are required to give three assignments a week.

Students in grades six through nine are asked to submit homework three times a week. On Sunday, the Department of Secondary and Higher Education (Maushi) issued seven instructions in this regard.

Mausi said the government had traditionally decided not to conduct annual exams, considering the health risks for students. However, your learning outcomes will be assessed through assignments. Based on the rearranged curriculum, the task has been formulated considering what the student will be assessed in which week. The assignments scheduled for that week will be given at the beginning of the week. At the end of the week, students will complete their assignments and submit them to the educational institution to understand the new work. It can be sent to parents or online.

According to the instructions, the work of presenting the proposed assignment of the prescribed subjects, evaluating it, showing it to the students together with the examiner’s comments and storing it in the institution must be finished before December 31st.

In addition, all students in grades 6-9 must participate. Each educational institution must maintain all evaluation records properly. Assignments include explanatory questions, short answer questions, creative questions, report preparation, etc. Students should submit it by handwriting it on white paper. The parent or their representative will collect the homework from the educational institution one day a week following the hygiene rules and deliver it to them.

According to the Department of Education, the class activities of all educational institutions have been closed since March 16 due to the Kovid-19 epidemic after secondary classes were held until March 16. This has disrupted normal education. As a result, it was not possible to deliver the curriculum scheduled for the 2020 academic year. For this reason, the current year’s curriculum and curriculum have been shortened and reorganized.

According to the guidelines, the digital classes have been uploaded to some platforms such as Kishore Batayan in such a way that students can view the classes from anywhere in the country. But many have been deprived of this opportunity. For this reason, its curriculum has been reorganized and assessed through assignments. In the next class the necessary steps will be taken identifying the weaknesses of the learning results achieved by the students through this assessment.

On Sunday, several guards in the capital said they could not properly access the Mausi Department website. Even if you can log in again, you cannot download the task.

It is learned that it has become difficult to fulfill the assignment. Because it is not possible to give assignments easily by calling all students or their parents. Even the phone numbers of the parents of all Mooseball students are not in the possession of the teachers. Again, many numbers are being found. Since the school is closed, many students have joined the work, which are not available. On Sunday, the first day of the week, all students were supposed to receive this week’s assignment, but most schools did not.

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