Emphasis given on School Chalo Abhiyan, quality education,

Mission Pehchan and Fun Day

Instructions for registration on Pankh portal and use of

NCERT digital resources

Lucknow, 25 June (HS): Under the chairmanship of O.P.

Tripathi, Secretary of Uttar Pradesh Secondary Sanskrit Education Council,

Lucknow, a review meeting was convened on Thursday at the Sanskrit Council

office with the Inspector of Sanskrit Schools, Uttar Pradesh Prayagraj and all

the Divisional Sub-Inspectors of Sanskrit Schools on points like creation of

educational environment in Sanskrit Secondary Schools, School Chalo Abhiyan,

quality teaching-learning etc.

The Secretary of Sanskrit Education Council instructed all

the officers present in the meeting to enhance the educational environment in

Sanskrit secondary schools, to ensure the teaching-learning arrangements as per

the educational calendar provided to the schools by the Sanskrit Council and to

regularly inspect and supervise the Sanskrit secondary schools.

In the meeting, emphasis was laid on ensuring instructions

for teaching and learning as per the instructions given in the National Education

Policy 2020 and National Curriculum Framework 2023, and on getting guidance by

registering the candidates of Sanskrit schools on the Career Guideline Portal

Pankh.

Under Mission Pehchan, to increase self-confidence and

knowledge in students, as per the roster, a student will write Today's

good thought in Sanskrit on a similar notice board in the prayer assembly

every day and will explain it in the assembly. Students will read daily

newspapers and share news and thoughts on national and international issues and

relevant topics. It has been decided to record the daily thoughts in the good

thought register and the student with the best thought of the month will be

honored at the end of the month.

Instructions were given to the concerned officials to

develop creative skills and scientific attitude and interest among the students

and to enhance learning through debate, quiz, essay writing and local tour etc.

under Fun Day on every Saturday.

Under institutional reforms, forms were prescribed for various

types of amendments received from the schools and made available to all the

sub-inspectors and instructions were given that the amendment cases from all

the Sanskrit schools should be sent to the Sanskrit Council office only on the

prescribed forms.

Students should be encouraged to use NCERT's digital

resources, including books, mobile apps, and QR code resources. These resources

are useful for students, teachers, and parents. Institution teachers were

advised to read the book Learning Outcomes at the Secondary Level,

published by NCERT, to understand the skills and approaches to learning that

need to be continuously developed and enhanced.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi