Summer camps, special classes and mega PTMs are some of the goals of ‘Mission Buniyaad’ in the upcoming academic session (File photo: Twitter/@atishi)
Atishi and Delhi Mayor Shaili Oberoi interact with 2,700 principals of government and municipal schools in the city of Delhi for ‘Mission Buniyaad’ in the new academic session
The Delhi government and the MCD will work together this year to implement ‘Mission Buniyaad’ in the city’s schools, which aims to strengthen the foundation of students’ learning, Delhi. Education Minister Atishi said on Saturday.
Atishi and Delhi Mayor Shaili Oberoi interacted with 2,700 principals of government and municipal schools in the city of Delhi for ‘Mission Buniyaad’ in the new academic session.
“Mission Buniyaad aims to strengthen the foundation of every child sitting in the classroom – creating future engineers, doctors and CEOs of the country. Our government is committed to provide quality education and opportunities to every child.”
He said that every child should get good education and equal opportunities, as BR Ambedkar had dreamed 75 years ago.
He said, “Children studying in government schools of Delhi are the future of the country, their basic education can be strengthened only with the joint efforts of MCD and DOE.”
Mayor Oberoi said that the Delhi government has an effective education model and the MCD administration will bring a similar model of education in its schools as well.
“Students’ contribution in nation building is important and therefore, it is necessary to develop an education model that promotes their overall development. In this regard, teachers’ training plays an important role and for this MCD is also training teachers like Kejriwal Govt. Will send abroad for
Summer camps, special classes and mega PTM are some of the goals of ‘Mission Buniyaad’ in the upcoming academic session.
According to the Department of Education (DOE), this year DOE and MCD schools will implement a variety of approaches to strengthen foundational learning levels and bridge the learning gap for all children in grades 3 to 8.
It added that the focus will be on activities that help children read fluently, write without mistakes, and understand higher-level math problems involving multiplication and division with clear understanding.
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