To ensure effective implementation, teachers will undergo specialised training to help them adopt FLN strategies in classrooms, address learning deficiencies and monitor student progress.
Ullagaddi said achieving 100% results should not be the sole objective. We will implement the Mission 60+ programme to improve results, and its success will require collective effort and dedication,” he said.
Teachers will assess the learning level of each student and provide additional guidance wherever required,” he said. “Teachers must focus on improving the quality of learning to achieve better outcomes. He added that the learning level of every student should be assessed and necessary academic support provided. A system for continuous monitoring of student progress should also be put in place. “The exercise is aimed at ensuring that children can read, write and understand basic mathematics. Slow learners will be identified and given focused support.
On Aug 27, headmasters will be trained and provided with assessment formats, following which student assessments will begin.
Hubballi city BEO HM Phadneshi told TOI that block-level training has already been conducted. Hubballi : The education department will implement the Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN) and Lesson-Based Assessment (LBA) programmes in government schools across the district, with a focus on identifying and addressing learning gaps among students. To ensure effective implementation, teachers will undergo specialised training to help them adopt FLN strategies in classrooms, address learning deficiencies and monitor student progress.