Hyderabad: Board of Intermediate Education (TSBIE) is all prepared to start classes via Doordarshan (DD)-Yadagiri and online platforms for second year students from Monday, 17th August.
The board is in final stages to engage students in the new mode of learning.
Board of Intermediate Education had begun to develop e-content of the syllabus and even chosen subject experts as the content pulling to identify topics that could be transformed into e-content.
The board had started developing digital content of the syllabus after the government declared nationwide lockdown to contain spread of coronavirus. and have already converted almost 40 % of the syllabus into e-content, which will be aired through DD-Yadagiri and T-SAT till February.
Students will have six hours in two shifts – three-hour in the morning and afternoon – of learning.
E-content would also be streamed live on various YouTube channels and made available for students online.
For students who do not have access to either television, smartphone or the internet, Board has named more than 400 government colleges as student service centers, where teachers would ensure an alternative arrangement is made for such students.
The board has also submitted a proposal to the government for the reduction of inter syllabus. After getting an approval from the government, the board will ask experts to parts of the syllabus that can be removed for the current academic year.