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The new Virginia campus will have 25 students and costs Rs 57 lakh per year. Families are drawn to the model for its flexibility and personalized approach, and early supporters include billionaires, politicians, and parents seeking an alternative to traditional schools.
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Serbian opposition lawmakers threw smoke grenades and tear gas inside parliament on March 4 to protest against the government and support ongoing demonstrations. The protests, initially sparked by a train station roof collapse that killed 15 people, have grown into the biggest challenge to President Aleksandar Vucic’s rule, drawing in students, teachers, and farmers. Chaos erupted in parliament as opposition members scuffled with security, injuring two lawmakers, including Jasmina Obradovic, who suffered a stroke. Protesters outside demanded a transitional government and fresh elections. The parliament was set to pass a university funding law and acknowledge Prime Minister Milos Vucevic’s resignation.
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Busan International Film Festival: At Platform Busan, Odia filmmaker Pranab Kumar Aich will look for distributors and programmers for his debut docufiction ‘Nanda Mastern'ka Chatasali’ and pitch his next film on environment.
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The move will be applicable to all the schools, including private, aided and non-aided, in the state, the GR said.
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he total number of contractual teachers in the state is around 3.5 lakh, he said, adding that it is a major decision by the state government as contractual teachers have been demanding government employee status for the last several months. The Cabinet also approved the new 'Tourism policy' of Bihar.
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A professor from IIT Kanpur who has worked on air pollution is among the six winners of the Infosys Prize 2023, given by the Infosys Science Foundation
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By 2027, 43 percent of work tasks will be automated and 6 in every 10 workers will have to upskill. Has digital transformation completely altered the workplace? Is upskilling the only way forward?
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The LG's office has had run-ins with the government over several issues, including its scheme for sending school teachers abroad for training.
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He made the request in a tweet in Hindi, issued soon after Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann flagged off the first batch of 36 state government school principals for a visit to Singapore for professional training.
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He was addressing a programme held here for the distribution of appointment letters to 1,395 lecturers and assistant teachers.
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Such methods can't address mental health troubles stemming from workplace cultures, warn experts.
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This comes at a time when edtech startups are treading water as offline classes open up and growth stagnates for new-age technology companies providing online education. The sector, which grew manifolds with investors pouring in funding during the pandemic, is now witnessing a funding dry-out.
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Happy Teachers' Day: Let your teachers know you are thinking of them today.
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It takes heroes to breathe life into boring textbooks.
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The government report also argued that with 82 per cent of Hungarian teachers being women, young boys risk losing "traditional skills" including fixing broken computers or leaky taps.
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Blessed are all of us who had at least one great teacher. For me, it has been the late Prof. G.S. Sanyal of the electronic engineering department of IIT Kharagpur and sociologist Saila K. Ghosh of IIM Calcutta.
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Experiential learning, focus on skills, and online learning beyond Zoom: Takeaways from the Great Indian Learning Festival, Varanasi.
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The report, titled '2021 State of the Education Report for India: No Teacher, No Class', states that while teacher availability has improved, pupil-teacher ratios are still adverse in secondary schools.
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Remember when Munnabhai endearingly tells Circuit about the number of bones the human body has? “206 type ka sirf haddi hai, todne ke time apun log sochte they kya?” There are currently 11,602 cryptocurrencies in circulation! How do you decide which one to invest in?
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A valid identity cards are authority for entry at the stations adding that adherence to social distancing and others norms in place for the pandemic were a must.
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A bench of Justice Alok Mathur passed the order on the petition moved by AK Ojha and another person. The petitioners have contended that the a special task force is investigating the matter but there is no chance of a fair investigation as it is an agency under the state government.
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Taking to Twitter, she also tagged a media report which claimed that so far 11 people have been arrested in Uttar Pradesh for the alleged fraud in the recruitment of teachers in the Basic Education Department, but the main accused or its masterminds are still absconding.
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"Paper leak, cut-off controversy, fake evaluation and wrong answer key -- Due to all these shortcomings of the UP government, the matter of recruitment of 69,000 teachers is pending," the Congress general secretary in-charge UP East said.
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Earlier, the 'Pariksha Pe Charcha' programme was scheduled to be held on January 16 but it has been postponed to January 20 because of Pongal, Makar Sankranti, Lohri, Onam and other festivals across the country.
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PhD has been made mandatory for recruitment of teachers in universities from 2021-22 and cracking the National Eligibility Test (NET) would not be accepted as the only eligibility criteria
