Education institutes in Hyderabad are soon to be opened. According to a recent report from a leading source, schools and colleges across the state started with a maximum of 50 per cent teachers on Monday. From September 21, the Education Department has allowed a maximum of 50 per cent teaching and non-teaching staff to schools/colleges for online teaching/ tele-counselling and related tasks. According to unlock, this section has issued orders. 4 Guidelines and only applicable to schools and colleges outside of containment zones. However, school management segregated the work of teaching and non-teaching staff keeping in mind the growing cases of corona in the state. Management assigned school duty to teachers on alternate days, while some colleges follow an odd/even number as per attendance register book. However, instructions given to teachers for content preparation for online digital classes and digital classes broadcast through Doordarshan Yadagiri and T-Network channels were ordered to monitor whether students were watching. Teachers were asked to prepare worksheets to assess the learning levels of the students. It should be noted that government junior colleges have started to introduce students in the first year intermediate courses. For those with smartphones, junior lecturers are conducting virtual classes, while others are being broadcast through the Doordarshan Yadagiri channel. School duty is assigned to teachers on alternate days. Teachers are monitoring digital classes, removing student doubts over the phone and preparing worksheets for students.
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