Reopen lower primary classes also, say experts
The Hindu
While the State government has decided to reopen Classes XI and above from August 23, many school managements and parents have now joined the chorus and want lower primary classes also to be opened. M
While the State government has decided to reopen Classes XI and above from August 23, many school managements and parents have now joined the chorus and want lower primary classes also to be opened. Many experts on the committee appointed by the State government to discuss the reopening of schools had pointed out that the lower classes would have to be reopened first as the students in lower grades were most adversely affected when compared to those in higher classes. However, the Department of Public Instruction had suggested reopening high school classes first.
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