Online Classroom Reality: Students' Lessons on the Hill

 Online Classroom Reality: Students' Lessons on the Hill

Harbhanga, Sep 16 (Udrakhabar) - Schools and colleges are closed due to the outbreak of the Corona epidemic.  The government is teaching children through online classes.  However, there are allegations that the online class cannot meet the needs of the students.  A picture of this can be seen in Palsakutuni village under Dhalpur panchayat in Harbhanga block of Buddhist district.  As the village is a hilly area, there are often net problems.  From the first to the fifth grade of the village, children from government schools are seen taking online classes in Mundia (small hills) near the village.  Most students are also deprived of taking classes because they do not have an Android phone.  Sanuj Pradhan of the village, Sanjay Palia, chief parents of Abhi Danta, said that despite the lack of internet, they were sending children to take classes online at Mundia, not far from the village.  In this regard, District Education Officer Gendra Kujuru said, “The department is aware of the problems faced by children for online classes in the foothills of the district.  "The rescue squad wasn't called for him," she told the Associated Press.