The Bihar government launched a new initiative aimed at supporting nearly 25 lakh children facing significant academic challenges in state-run schools. “Mission Daksh” (Dynamic Approach for Knowledge and Skill), the initiative focuses on providing specialized Hindi, Mathematics, and English classes to students in classes 3-8 statewide. Each teacher will mentor only five students, specifically those struggling with fluency in Hindi and English and facing challenges in basic Mathematics.
Q. What is the objective of the ‘Mission Daksh’ program initiated by the Bihar government?
A: The program aims to support nearly 25 lakh children facing significant academic challenges in state-run schools.
Q. How does ‘Mission Daksh’ plan to address the academic needs of weak students?
A: The state Education Department has instructed teachers to provide intensive mentorship in batches of no more than five students, focusing on narrowing learning gaps.
Q. How does the program identify and target academically weak students?
A: Through regular inspections, the department prioritizes the identification of academically weak students, focusing on addressing their individual needs.
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