Bring out the best in students, Minister tells teachers
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Minister for Backward Classes S. S. Sivasankar on Sunday urged teachers to work hard to improve the performance of students in the changed environment due to the impact of COVID-19.Speaking at a funct
Minister for Backward Classes S. S. Sivasankar on Sunday urged teachers to work hard to improve the performance of students in the changed environment due to the impact of COVID-19. Speaking at a function after giving away best teacher awards here, he said that COVID-19 pandemic had brought significant changes in the teaching and learning methods. It had caused a challenging environment for all stakeholders of education. Taking into account the new challengers, the teachers should adapt themselves to bring out the best in the students.
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