2024-05-14 15:55:52
Schooling Minister Mahibul Hasan Chowdhury has expressed hope that colleges, schools, madrasas and technical instructional establishments below the Ministry of Schooling can be closed once more on Saturday after subsequent Eid-ul-Azha.
The minister stated this in response to a query on the SSC and equal examination consequence launch ceremony on the secretariat on Sunday (Might 12).
When requested whether or not colleges can be open on Saturdays sooner or later, the Schooling Minister stated, ‘Selections can be made on this regard in phases. Colleges had been additionally closed on Saturdays, taking into consideration that college students would have a set time to do homework. There have been many different points. As we’ve got not obtained 9 working days, we try to make up for the shortfall by arranging one on Saturday.’
He additionally stated, ‘However this isn’t a everlasting resolution. We’re in discussions with NCTB; Discussions are additionally occurring with the directorate workplaces. Academics want relaxation; College students additionally want relaxation. whether or not college students are doing homework appropriately; Is there time for that? That additionally must be seen.’
The Minister of Schooling additionally stated, ‘Much more studying can be achieved by educating within the classroom each day with extreme stress; However that isn’t the purpose. It’s a non permanent factor. We hope that we could not need to proceed the Saturday lessons after subsequent Eid-ul-Azha. We are going to try this contemplating the state of affairs.’
By the way, since Might 4, lessons are being held in instructional establishments on Saturday to make up for the closure resulting from warmth wave.
A mean of 83.4 p.c college students handed the Secondary Faculty Certificates (SSC) examination this yr. The move charge of feminine college students is 84.47 p.c, the move charge of male college students is 81.57 p.c.