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Karnataka: No virtual classes allowed for students up to 5th grade, teaching fee halted too
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June 11, 2020
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4:25Now PlayingAmid the pandemic lockdown, the tension for students is rising, schools have now started taking virtual classes via smart devices but there are many side effects of online teaching and hence, the Karnataka Government has now announced that the live virtual classes cannot be held for the kindergarten and primary school students till class 5. Prerecorded classes, however, will continue as usual for Class first to fifth. With this, the State Government has also halted the fee for online teaching for these classes.
Mirror Now’s Neha Hebbale speaks to State’s Education Minister, Suresh Kumar on the decision of banning virtual classes for students. Listen in!
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