It is critical to jointly work building on the experience of previous outbreaks (SARS, Ebola, etc.) in support to Governments in understanding the options available. The World Bank is working with countries across the globe in each of the three stages of preparing, coping and recovery. Educational administrators and policy makers can use this crisis as an opportunity to introduce new learning modes that can reach everyone, to prepare for emergencies, and to make the system more resilient.
Asther Hagos March 25, 2020 A very interesting article. I think that attention also needs to be given to how parents and carers could be supported to help children's education at home. Depending on capability, this might range from hands-on support with subjects to ensuring that children actually set aside time for learning, recreational activities and some reading and talking time. This would help re-create a mini school schedule, and help children cope with this extraordinary circumstance. Reply
As of now, only the Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) has been rescheduled, but no new date has not been announced. There has been no decision on the rescheduling of the National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET), for medical colleges in the country, even though the admit cards are to be out by 27 March.
The most worrying issue is that the majority of low-income countries (for example, in Sub-Saharan Africa) are nor reporting many (or even any) cases yet. This creates uncertainties for both service delivery and for preparedness. It is not clear what should guide the decision-making process for these countries: should they move preemptively in spite of potential economic fallout, or wait to see and risk widespread disease? Operating in the unknown creates substantial risks to all sectors, including education.
Dear all , Covid-19 is a fatal for our life,it’s well known.here no vaccine or any medicine devised so far.life has to be protected ,the best priority for all instead to ponder much over any other exams.first exam to secure life then next any exam to be appeared .kindly stay home ,stay safe and bless to god for all citizens to be safe and healthy rather to think more any other things of life .
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It is important to recognize that the vast majority of states have a constitutional obligation to make education broadly available. Most schools are trying to follow this principle; in almost heroic fashion, teachers have learned entirely new ways of teaching and even created ways to get food to students safely. However, as we recently learned in a report from the Center for Reinventing Public Education, many districts have only pointed parents to other resources, without teacher-led instruction. Some of this is no doubt related to inequities in school funding and technology that make it easier for some districts than others.
As soon as everything is normal, Schools should start their new session. For Class 10 & 12 students, this lost time should be compensated in the summer vacation.
If the coronavirus pandemic continues later into the year, as seems increasingly likely, one way to address the very real equity concern is to fund tutoring for students who fall behind. Summer school will not be enough. The federal government could provide funds that could be used in one of two ways. First, they could hire additional examinations.
ધોરણ 9 થી 12 ની પરીક્ષા ક્યારે લેવાશે વાંચો ગુજરાતીમા
paraprofessionals (teacher aides) who could be tasked with providing additional support to students, especially those with special needs. Second, there is a growing number of private and virtual tutoring programs available. Either approach could be helpful right now to help students catch up. This might also address the above issue with instructional time and Carnegie Units. More broadly, it would also help with stimulus (hiring more educators) and preparation (helping students continue to learn).
difficulty in competitive examinations.
