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e-attendance soon in schools
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said that e-attendance would be introduced in government schools from this academic year using either biometric or Iris system. He also announced that cycles would be distributed to girl students.
​Vijayawada: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said that e-attendance would be introduced in government schools from this academic year using either biometric or Iris system. He also announced that cycles would be distributed to girl students.
Launching Vidyanjali programme at ZP High School in Atkuru village in Ungutur mandal of Krishna district on Thursday, the Chief Minister said that e-attendance would be introduced for both students and teachers. He said that digital class rooms would be set up with FibreNet facility.
Naidu advised the students to give priority for physical literature and learn yoga, Kuchipudi and enroll in NCC. He said that Vanam-Manam programme would be taken up in a big way to improve plantation and students should plant saplings and added that teachers should encourage plantation programme. He suggested kitchen gardens in schools as the vegetables could be used for mid day meal scheme.
The Chief Minister said that the State would be developed as a knowledge and education hub. “Vidyanjali programme gives a platform for NGOs to develop schools,” he averred. Stating all students are clever, Naidu said if any student is lagging behind, the fault lies with either parents or teacher.
He appealed to people, who rose to highest positions to interact with students for one hour in a week or month, to inspire them. When a student said that he wants to become an IAS officer in future,
Naidu said Rajamouli, secretary to the Chief Minister and government representative in New Delhi Kambhampati Rammohan Rao were the alumni of the school. Earlier, Minister for Human Resources Ganta Srinivas Rao described the Chief Minister as best teacher and added that Naidu prefers to remain as a continuous learner.
