Kakinada, Jan 12th: With an aim to provide corporate and quality education to the students of government schools, th state government under the chief ministership of Y.S Rajasekhar Reddy introduced success schools scheme with English medium of instruction and CBSE syllabus from Class VI from the beginning of 2008-09 academic year. Except few of the teaching staff, majority of the students and their parents praised the governments initiative and even thousands of students got admitted in the schools.
However after completing the Class VI, nearly 10 percent of them were reluctant to continue with the CBSE syllabus. According to sources, the CBSE syllabus proved tough for the students and also for the teachers to teach as they do not have experience in teaching in English medium. Some other say that the new scheme which lacked the support of infrastructure and the much needed preparatory effort, resulted in additional burden on the teachers, thus affecting standards. After considering the pleas from the students, parents, teachers and public representatives, the government reportedly decided to scrap the CBSE from the ensuing academic year 2010-11.
However after completing the Class VI, nearly 10 percent of them were reluctant to continue with the CBSE syllabus. According to sources, the CBSE syllabus proved tough for the students and also for the teachers to teach as they do not have experience in teaching in English medium. Some other say that the new scheme which lacked the support of infrastructure and the much needed preparatory effort, resulted in additional burden on the teachers, thus affecting standards. After considering the pleas from the students, parents, teachers and public representatives, the government reportedly decided to scrap the CBSE from the ensuing academic year 2010-11.
APgovt failed to control price rise Posted on 13-Jan-2010
Visakhapatnam, Jan 12th: Andhra Pradesh Legislative council leader and Telugu Desam party (TDP) senior leader D Veerabhadhra Rao today criticized the State Government for its inability to control the price rises of essential commodities and recently hiked RTC Bus fare in the State. He said the party ...
Birth and death certificates online Posted on 13-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 12th: Kakinada corporation is making efforts to issue the birth and death certificates online. At present people need to visit Mandal Revenue Office with which they are facing several kinds of problems. With the new decision taken by the corporation the people will get relief from the s...
Housing complex inaugurated Posted on 13-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 12th: The Kakinada MP and the minister of State for Defence, Mr. M.M Pallam Raju inaugurated the complex of G+2 houses constructed under IHSD (Integrated Housing and Slum Development) program at J. Ramaraopeta here on Tuesday. He handover the keys to some of the total 48 beneficia...
Educational degrees to go online Posted on 13-Jan-2010
New Delhi, Jan 12 : To curb forgery of educational certificates, the central government on Tuesday declared that it will post all educational degrees in an electronic format, just like share certificates, in a common pool online. "We are concerned about the fake certificate syndrome and have dec...
Sakshara Bharat for women soon Posted on 15-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 13th: Aiming to increase the female literacy rate in the state the Centrally sponsored female literacy program called Sakshara Bharat is going to be launched from March in 18 districts with an exception for five districts including East Godavari, West Godavari, Krishna, Adilabad, and Hy...
Farmers to get festival puraskars Posted on 15-Jan-2010
Kakinada, Jan 13th: With an intention to recognize the meritorious work of farmers and encourage their efforts for better yield, the state government had introduced annual Sankranti Puraskars a few years ago. The farmers and officials of the department concerned will be honored at both the state and ...
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