There is immense potential for expansion of quality education in hybrid education: Governor Patel
Tuesday - January 18, 2022 10:32 pm ,
Category : BHOPAL
Governor virtually addresses annual convention of Sahodaya Sangathan
Bhopal 18 January 2022: Governor Mangubhai Patel has said that hybrid education has immense potential for individual and sectoral, quality education and its expansion. He has said that it is necessary to consider better use of online digital platforms and new dimensions of hybrid education as an integrated form of education in the institution. Patel was addressing the closing ceremony of the 27th two-day annual conference of Sahodaya, the school organization of the Central Board of Secondary Education, through virtual medium at Raj Bhavan today.
Governor Mangubhai Patel said that during the last two years, Corona has changed our lifestyles. From education to work and the means of entertainment, everything has changed. Hybrid education is an opportunity emerging from disaster. He said that solutions to the challenges of providing quality education to the disadvantaged sections of rural under-privileged areas should be found in hybrid education. Initiatives should be taken to arrange education through Virtual Reality for the students of disadvantaged sections and areas. Efforts are also necessary to provide new opportunities for education to the disadvantaged sections and increase investment.
Governor Patel said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given an opportunity to create a future generation suitable for the needs of the 21st century and the core sentiments of Indian Sanatan culture through the National Education Policy 2020. In view of the employment prospects in the global scenario, the need of the present time is to pay special attention to skill upgradation in education. It is important for students to develop an understanding of the macroeconomic contexts of the country and the global economy. Social behavior and leadership skills should also be made a part of education in the curriculum. Such training programmes and content should be included in the curriculum which gives the students a holistic view of seeing the unity in diversity of our glorious culture.
The conference began with welcome address by the Chairman of the Central Board of Secondary Education Manoj Ahuja. Director Academic, Joseph Emmanuel of the Board proposed vote of thanks – Window to News
