Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Thursday launched “Parental Samvad”, an outreach program for parents of school children of the Delhi government. According to Sisodia, more than 18 lakh parents will be connected on a one-to-one basis under the program called “Parental Samvad: Talk to Parents”.
There are two types of parenting, which is either zero parenting or over-parenting, and both are detrimental to the overall development of the child. Either the parent becomes the master of the children trying to instruct them rather than guide them or the new generation of parents try to be the friend, but the children just need the parent, the boss or Not friends.
Delhi Govt. Schools Will Seek Help from Volunteer Parents:
During the programme, our “School Mitras” will connect with over 18 lakh parents on a one-to-one basis. To bridge this gap, Delhi government schools volunteer parents, who will be called “School Mitras”, Between the school management committees (SMCs) and the parents, Sisodia said at the Tyagiraj Stadium here that there are different people to play those roles in his life.
About Delhi School Reopening, Mixed Reaction Among Parents:
The Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) on Wednesday decided that schools will reopen for all classes from November 1 with 49-51 per cent student strength, though classes will continue in hybrid mode and no student will be forced to appear offline. Will be done. Schools have been closed for more than nineteen months due to the pandemic.
Parents in the national capital have given mixed reactions to the DDMA’s move to allow schools to reopen for all classes from Monday, with some calling it essential to the learning losses and others citing celebrations and pollution levels. raised concerns about the risk of COVID amid.
Not All Schools are Providing Transportation Services:
The loss of students, especially in the public education system, cannot be compensated. Better late.” Two school going children, Trupti Jaya deva, said, “I agree that further closure of schools would have been detrimental to the students. But what about logistical issues? Not all schools that have reopened for classes 9 to 12 are providing transport services.
Delhi Parents Association President A. Gautam Said:
It’s been a long time but the time is not right. There will be huge crowds amid the risk of covid along with festivals. Even before the pandemic, schools had to close briefly in November every year due to dangerous pollution levels.
Delhi Parents Association President Apurajita Gautam said, that at a time when some states are reporting a surge in cases and the situation is getting worse in different countries due to new forms, the Delhi government’s decision to reopen schools The decision is not there. Appears to be a wise one. The government should have waited for a few more weeks.
The Delhi government had earlier announced the reopening of schools, colleges and coaching institutes for class 9 to Class 12 from September 1 following a significant improvement in the CORONA-19 situation in the national capital. However, this is the first time that schools will reopen for all classes after the pandemic spread.
