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The CBSE has prepared a tabulation scheme to determine the marks that students of Class 12 will be awarded in this pandemic year, upon completion of schooling. How reliable is such a scheme against the backdrop of the digital divide, and can it be improved?
Here we discuss the road ahead for assessing students.
Guests: Uday Gaonkar, a teacher in a rural school in Karnataka’s public system who has worked in science teaching and learning; Anita Rampal, Professor and former Dean, Faculty of Education, Delhi University.
Host: G. Ananthakrishnan
Read the Parley article here.
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The CBSE has prepared a tabulation scheme to determine the marks that students of Class 12 will be awarded in this pandemic year, upon completion of schooling. How reliable is such a scheme against the backdrop of the digital divide, and can it be improved?
Here we discuss the road ahead for assessing students.
Guests: Uday Gaonkar, a teacher in a rural school in Karnataka’s public system who has worked in science teaching and learning; Anita Rampal, Professor and former Dean, Faculty of Education, Delhi University.
Host: G. Ananthakrishnan
Read the Parley article here.
You can now find The Hindu’s podcasts on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Stitcher.
Search for Parley by The Hindu. Write to us with comments and feedback at [email protected]
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