DPS goes hitech with Microsoft
DPS adopts Microsoft Live@Edu: 5000 students get personalised school email ids and
DPS adopts Microsoft Live@Edu: 5000 students get personalised school email ids and
The CBSE board wants feedback from all stakeholders in the education system, including parents, teachers and children.
Trained Graduate Teachers (TGT) examination, the students have decided to undertake a massive awareness campaign among fellow students to garner support.
The roll-out of a new, ‘cutting edge’ maths course for Leaving and Junior Cert classes has had to be scaled back because of a lack of computer support in schools.
Electrification will be funded through the IT@School programme for more than 20,000 classrooms in government schools this year.
The Central Board of Secondary Education has started training teachers from 1,055 CBSE schools in the National Capital Region on its new grading system scheme.
The Ministry of Education has put in place structures that will streamline the payment of fees and levies in schools, as well as make education more attractive, affordable, and friendly to all persons of school-going age.
Students at schools throughout north Northumberland are set to benefit from a
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will not just grade them in their subjects, but also on other parameters such as attitude, communication skills and values.
Many schools in the North and South Island need ICT data cabling and the Ministry of Education is seeking contractors for this role.
Union Minister for Human Resource Development (HRD), Kapil Sibal has called upon UNESCO to commence a world-wide campaign to restore the respect of a Teacher in society.