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Elets Technomedia to organize 2nd School Tech Summit

‘2nd School Tech Summit

Technology has taken education to the next level, breaking the barriers of classroom walls. The excitement of both sets of students had no limits, wherein they discussed topics ranging from language to culture to their classrooms etc. The insight they got from this live interaction was much deeper than what they would have got from reading books and listening to lectures.

Technological advancements are inevitable as that’s the way the world is moving. It has also incorporated into the world of education where children get to experience a new way of learning and educators get to practise more effective methods of teaching. Many schools have already implemented technology-driven tools to educate and prepare their students for the future. The acceptance of technology is accelerated by the COVID-19 crisis.

Elets Technomedia and digitalLEARNING Magazine are set to organize virtual ‘2nd School Tech Summit’ on 31st July, 2020. It will be the second full day conclave of the series. Eminent speakers from the school industry will take discuss the future of school education in the world of post COVID era. The panelists will enlighten the usage of technology and importance of value-based learning in our schools. Elets Technomedia CEO and digitalLEARNING Magazine Editor-in-chief Dr Ravi Gupta will welcome the panelists. Dr MVV Prasada Rao, Director, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will be the key speaker during the full day conclave.

Esteemed names like Om Pathak, Founder & Chairman, DPSG Society & Selaqui International School, Dehradun, Dr Madhav Deo Saraswat, Principal, The Scindia School, Gwalior, Reekrit Serai, Managing Director, Satluj Group of Schools, Dr Kavita Aggarwal, Chairperson, MISA, Harsh Madhok, Director, Sunbean Group of Institutions, Varanasi, Surbhi Goel, CEO, Aditya Birla Education Trust Schools, Mumbai, Dr Sandeep Khanna, Principal, MIT- Vishwashanti  Gurukul School, Pune, Amey Parulekar, Head – Business Development, Financepeer, Arti Chopra, Principal, Amity International School, Gurugram, Payal Rajpal, Founder, Hack the Crisis India, South Asia Head Robotex, Asha Alexander, Principal, GEMS The Kindergarten Starters, Dubai will be part of the conclave.

From the industry, Vibha Mahajan, Vice President-Strategic Growth & Alliances, Ken42, Bhaskar Majumdar, VP Digital, Lamhas Satellite Services Ltd, Divya Lal, Founder & Managing Director, Fliplearn, Sharang Arvind, Associate Director – Sales and Customer Success, Prodigy Game will be part of the panel.

Embracing technology does not devalue the importance of teachers, rather it assists them in providing a more effective learning experience for the students. Schools must, therefore, strike a balance between technology-enabled and nature-based teaching to equip its students for a better tomorrow.

MHRD Minister announces New Education Policy

Ministry of Education

In a major development, Union Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) has been renamed as the Ministry of Education. The Union Cabinet also cleared the National Education Policy 2020, also called the New Education Policy 2020 (NEP). The new policy will replace the three-decade old policy.

The ministry has been renamed as per the recommendations of the draft NEP 2020. The draft policy stated that in order to bring the focus back on education and learning, the Ministry of Human Resource Development should be re-designated as the Ministry of Education (MoE).

The National Education Policy has been five years in the making. During its first term, the prime minister Narendra Modi-led BJP government constituted a committee to draft a new National Education Policy in 2015.

Also read: MHRD: NCERT to revise textbooks after 15 years

It appointed retired bureaucrat, TSR Subramanian, to head it. That committee submitted its report, technically the first draft NEP, in 2016 but it was not accepted by the Centre which reduced it to “inputs”. In 2017, it appointed another committee under the scientist, K Kasturirangan, to draft a NEP. The K. Kasturirangan Committee submitted its report to the ministry on May 31, 2019.

Ed-tech firm Toppr raises $50M from Foundation Holdings

Edtech

With Coronavirus onset, Ed-tech firms are gold dust these days. Ed-tech startup Toppr has raised $50 million crore in a Series D funding round led by global investment firm Foundation Holdings.

With this round, Toppr joins bigger ed-tech players that have successfully raised capital despite the covid crisis. Byju’s raised about $100 million from US technology investor Bond in May, while Unacademy raised $110 million from Facebook and General Atlantic in February.

Zishaan Hayath, Toppr CEO and co-founder, said “…This investment will further help to develop the AI-based Toppr School Operating System (OS) – a ground-breaking platform for schools to run digitally unifying in-school and after-school learning to create a standardized and personalized experience,”.

Toppr had raised $60 million in December 2018 as part of its Series C, led by Kaizen PE, along with existing investors Eight Roads Ventures, Helion Ventures and SAIF Partners. Till date, Toppr has raised around $110 million.

Also read: Ed-tech firm iNuture secures investment from Blacksoil

Toppr claims to have more than 1.3 crore learners on its AI platform and helps them prepare for various school, board, and competitive exams. It uses natural language processing to solve learner doubts instantly.

It claims to have emerged as the highest traffic destination for K-12 learning and hosts over 1 million sessions every day. Toppr’s community of 50,000+ educators from across the country has contributed to over 35 lakh learning pieces, including questions, solutions, concepts, games and videos for the students.

Uttarakhand Board declares UBSE 10th and 12th Results 2020

UK 10th, 12th Board Result 2020

Finally, putting an end to the long wait, the Uttarakhand Board has officially announced the UBSE 10th and 12th Results 2020. Education Minister Arvind Pandey formally announced the UK Board Class 10 Results 2020 and UK Board 12th Class Results in a brief press meet. Students can check their UK Board 10th and 12th Results on the official website i.e. uaresults.nic.in.

The Board started the UK Board 10th and 12th exams from 3rd March and 2nd March respectively. The UBSE 10th and 12th exams were scheduled to end on 25th March 2020. However, owing to the pandemic exams scheduled between 23rd and 25th March had to be cancelled and were held later in June.

Also read: Uttarakhand bars schools to collect fees during lockdown

Over 3 lakh students across the state have appeared for the exams.

Steps to check the UBSE 10th and 12th Results 2020:

-Visit the official site uaresults.nic.in

-Click on Class 10 / Class 12 Result Link

-Enter Exam Roll Number and other details on the website

-Submit them to get UK Board Result 2020

Girl from Seelampur slums scores 96 pc in CBSE 12th Class with teacher

Girl from Seelampur

Fighting all odds 18-year-old Fazia, who lives in JJ Cluster in Seelampur scored 96 pc in her CBSE 12th Class Results.

Fazia lives in a 60/70 sq. ft. room with her mother, brother and three sisters. Before her board exams, she woke up each morning and performed her household chores, following by her stitching job to bring in some money.

The 18-year-old has no tuition and no teacher and it was hard for her to manage her household duties and studies together.

She also said that since she lives in a slum, the environment is so noisy and busy all day that she could only study during the night.

Also read: CBSE announces Class 12 improvement category results 2020

An NGO called Asha Society then came forward and provided her with sample papers, conducted mock tests and gave her an environment that could help her get her high CBSE 12th score.

Fazia’s mother is a cancer survivor and she told ANI that she and her late husband had always wanted their kids to study.

Fazia’s brother is a daily wage labourer and Fazia charges Rs 120 to sew a salwar suit and her earnings range from Rs 2,000 to Rs 2,500.

Fazia wants to be a Geography teacher. She wants to visit various places and the fact that geography could teach you minutely about places that one hasn’t even seen piqued her interest.

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Odisha Board declares Class 10th Results; check details

Odisha Board 10th Results

Putting an end to the long wait of nearly 5.5 lakh students, the BSE Odisha announced the Odisha Matric Results 2020 for Class 10 students. State education minister Samir Das, released the results during a press meet. Students have been waiting patiently for the declaration of the BSE Odisha Results 2020. The Odisha 10th Results 2020 for Matric Exam will be available to the students via official website bseodisha.ac.in and orrisaresults.nic.in.

Around 4.21 lakh students have cleared the exam and the pass percentage is 78.76 this year.

Also read: Odisha Board cancels Class 12 pending exams

Steps to know the Odisha 10th Class Results 2020:

-Visit the official site – orrisaresutls.nic.in

-Click on Link for BSE Odisha Annual H.S.C Result

-Enter exam roll number and other details asked on the page

-Verify the details and submit them on the website

-BSE Odisha Matric Results 2020 scorecard will be displayed

Rajasthan govt merges elementary, secondary education boards

Rajasthan govt

With an aim to integrate development of students from pre-primary to Class 12, the Ashok Ghelot led- Rajasthan government has combined the elementary and secondary education boards in the state.

The Rajasthan Council of Elementary Education and the Rajasthan Council of Secondary education has been integrated to form Rajasthan Council of School Education.

During a meeting chaired by Rajasthan Education Minister Govind Singh Dotasra, the decision was taken. The Rajasthan govt has been taking some bold steps to improve education quality.

The new board will work for both pre-primary and secondary education in the state.

Also read: Rajasthan govt asks private schools not to collect fees until re-opening

The education minister said that the decision to integrate the two education boards have been made, following the Integrated School Education Scheme by the Government of India.

The minister further said that the proposed Rajasthan School Education Council will be adopted by amending the existing legislation of the Council.

All the educational institutions are closed due to the ongoing pandemic across the state.

HRD Ministry launches report on e-learning initiatives

e-learning initiatives

In the light of Coronavirus epidemic, the Union human resource development minister, Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank has launched a report on various e-learning initiatives taken by the central and state governments.

The report elaborates innovative methods adopted by states and union territories for ensuring the accessibility of education to children.

The report titled, ‘India Report Digital Education’ has been prepared by the department of school education under the Ministry of Human Resource Development, document various remote learning initiatives through the use of digital technology across the country.

Union HRD Minister announcing the launch of the report, wrote on Twitter: Glad to launch India Report on #DigitalEducation, 2020 today. The report elaborates on the innovative methods adopted by Education Departments of States and Union Territories for ensuring accessible and inclusive #education to children at home and reducing learning gaps.”

Also read: HRD Ministry creates panel to develop India as educational hub

The report highlights how states have initiated programs using capabilities and solutions on DIKSHA platform. As per the report, “Arunachal Pradesh, Himachal, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Punjab, Ladakh, Telangana and Tripura have all initiated work on DIKSHA.

School closure has energised these States to leverage DIKSHA for online training of teachers & for launching programs to ensure continuity in the learning of students.”

 

Goa Board announces Class 10 Results

Goa Board Class 10 Results

After much anxious wait, the Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education has released the Goa Board 10th result 2020 online. Students can visit the official website – gbshse.org.in order to be able to check their Goa Board Class 10 result 2020.

GBSHSE conducted the Goa Board 10th exam 2020 from 21st May to 6th June 2020. The Goa Board Class 10 examination was held in the morning session only commencing at 9 AM and ending at 11 AM. The Goa SSC exams were delayed this year owing to the pandemic and were held keeping in view of the recommended guidelines.

Also read: Goa Board declares GBSHSE 12th result 2020

Steps to download Goa 10th Result 2020;

-Visit the official website- gbshse.org.in

-Click on the Goa 10th Result 2020 link

-Enter the details including name and roll number

-Click ‘Find Results’ to get Goa SSC Result 2020

Rajasthan Board declares RBSE Class 10 Results 2020

RBSE Class 10 Results 2020

Amid much anxious wait, Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has declared the Rajasthan Class 10 Results 2020 for Secondary Board Exams. Over 11 lakh students have received the outcome of their hard work in the form of Rajasthan 10th Class Results. Students can now access the RBSE Class 10 Results online via official websites i.e. rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in and rajresults.nic.in.

Around 9,29,045 students have cleared the Secondary Board Exam successfully. This means that the overall pass percentage of the students is 80.63%.

Also read: Rajasthan Board announces RBSE 12th Arts result 2020; check details

Steps to check Rajasthan Class 10 Results 2020:

-Visit official website i.e. rajresults.nic.in

-Click on link for Rajasthan Secondary Result 2020 for Class 10 Students

-Enter exam roll number and other details

-Verify the details against your hall ticket and submit them online

-Rajasthan 10th Result 2020 scorecard will be available on the screen

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