The Odisha government is brining many reforms in its education system to increase overall learning outcome of teachers and students.
The School and Mass Education Department of Odisha has taken several steps already to make the education policy of state better.
As per the new proposed reform students have to rate teachers performance after every class.
School and Mass Education Minister Sameer Ranjan Das said, ” In every classroom there will be a register in which teachers will have to mark the time of their entry and exist along with subject they taught and the number of students present in their class.”
” The students will give their feedback about teachers and they can write if they found the class difficult it will help the teachers to improve their teaching.”, he added.
Around 66 lakhs students in the entire state are studying in government schools which accounts for around 92%.
Das also said, ” An analysis to find out why the results of private schools were better than government schools was conducted. We are going to conduct a exam for the students of class 5th and 8th. If a student fail to score minimum required marks in class 8, then he will have to continue in the same class.”