There should not be offline exams, not at all safe for our children
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Anonymous
5 years ago
No one maintains proper social distancing in the school , I have observed this as I had attended offline classes before the pb2 exams , this problem can’t be solved by an individual or a small grp , everyone has to take responsibility, no exam is more important than a students health , writing for 3 hrs with masks can cause severe headaches, and not many of us have a proper transport system as some of our parents are working so ending here, I request the respective authorities to consider all these situations and come up with a solution, if not possible, I feel it’s better to postpone
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Anonymous
5 years ago
No offline
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Manju Vijikumar
5 years ago
Due to the current situation, Transportation is not easy, COVID is still not settled, offline exams either has to be postponed or online exams to b conducted.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
No offline exams during corona
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Nagendra
5 years ago
it is life risk for our ward, family and other students.
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Raihan
5 years ago
It is too late decision to take exams offline. Please consider parents situation too and revert to online exams . There are many families which left bangalore and joining office and schools front native.
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Shreesh Katti
5 years ago
I don’t see any reason for the school to conduct offline exams in the current scenario when the vaccination is not available to commoners yet.
Also what really is appalling is the language of the Parent consent form. If the school wants to conduct offline exams then they have to bear the responsibility of each and every student’s health and infact school should give undertaking to parents that school will be responsible for any eventuality to any student as it is the school’s need to conduct offline exams and none of the parents are willing to do so.
I sincerely urge the school management to conduct online exams and drop the unfortunate irrational idea of conducting offline exams.
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Nita
5 years ago
Ma’am as a parent. This is not acceptable and it’s a very bad thing from your side, you cannot reopen schools, the virus spreads very quickly, we cannot let our children get infected, please reconsider and have a meeting with the board immediately
Regards
Nita
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Neel Saxena
5 years ago
Cases are still there, what are you doing... you want to kill everyone? It’s not safe
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Anonymous
5 years ago
I totally agree with this. Please don't allow offline school.
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vishnu
5 years ago
During a pandemic, among the absolute top priorities of every college and university should be to avoid contributing to any unnecessary stress for our students. I'd argue that this is true even in non-global pandemic times, but we save that debate for later.
Timed exams create stress. Not for every student and every exam. But enough students in enough exams.
Timed exams created stress, even if everything else in the test-taking environment is normal and supportive. Nothing in our students'students' test-taking environment is normal and supportive nowadays.
A stressed-out brain does not learn. Even with all the evidence from learning science, we in higher ed have not been able to let go of the myth that a little bit of stress is good for learning. It is not.
Stress and anxiety can push up short-term performance (as measured in test scores) but is horrible for long-term retention.
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joshua
5 years ago
Offline exams at a time like this and at such short notice is not the way forward. Do the authorities assure the parents of the students' safety, are they ready to take on the responsibility of assuring our children's safety against the pandemic? Have the teachers and the students taken the necessary precautions and what about RTPCR? The RTPCR holds true only for 48 to 72 hours , what about the other time..Creating panic among the students and the parents equally, is not healthy for the welfare of the students.
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joshua
5 years ago
Offline exams at a time like this and at such short notice is not the way forward. Do the authorities assure the parents of the students' safety, are they ready to take on the responsibility of assuring our children's safety against the pandemic? Have the teachers and the students taken the necessary precautions and what about RTPCR? The RTPCR holds true only for 48 to 72 hours , what about the other time..Creating panic among the students and the parents equally, is not healthy for the welfare of the students.
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Rupali
5 years ago
Yes
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Tushar N
5 years ago
Yes
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Sunaina More
5 years ago
Making it mandatory to sign a voluntary consent form, to put your child's health at risk of contracting the covid virus! Not fair at all!
There should not be offline exams, not at all safe for our children
No one maintains proper social distancing in the school , I have observed this as I had attended offline classes before the pb2 exams , this problem can’t be solved by an individual or a small grp , everyone has to take responsibility, no exam is more important than a students health , writing for 3 hrs with masks can cause severe headaches, and not many of us have a proper transport system as some of our parents are working so ending here, I request the respective authorities to consider all these situations and come up with a solution, if not possible, I feel it’s better to postpone
No offline
Due to the current situation, Transportation is not easy, COVID is still not settled, offline exams either has to be postponed or online exams to b conducted.
No offline exams during corona
it is life risk for our ward, family and other students.
It is too late decision to take exams offline. Please consider parents situation too and revert to online exams . There are many families which left bangalore and joining office and schools front native.
I don’t see any reason for the school to conduct offline exams in the current scenario when the vaccination is not available to commoners yet. Also what really is appalling is the language of the Parent consent form. If the school wants to conduct offline exams then they have to bear the responsibility of each and every student’s health and infact school should give undertaking to parents that school will be responsible for any eventuality to any student as it is the school’s need to conduct offline exams and none of the parents are willing to do so. I sincerely urge the school management to conduct online exams and drop the unfortunate irrational idea of conducting offline exams.
Ma’am as a parent. This is not acceptable and it’s a very bad thing from your side, you cannot reopen schools, the virus spreads very quickly, we cannot let our children get infected, please reconsider and have a meeting with the board immediately Regards Nita
Cases are still there, what are you doing... you want to kill everyone? It’s not safe
I totally agree with this. Please don't allow offline school.
During a pandemic, among the absolute top priorities of every college and university should be to avoid contributing to any unnecessary stress for our students. I'd argue that this is true even in non-global pandemic times, but we save that debate for later. Timed exams create stress. Not for every student and every exam. But enough students in enough exams. Timed exams created stress, even if everything else in the test-taking environment is normal and supportive. Nothing in our students'students' test-taking environment is normal and supportive nowadays. A stressed-out brain does not learn. Even with all the evidence from learning science, we in higher ed have not been able to let go of the myth that a little bit of stress is good for learning. It is not. Stress and anxiety can push up short-term performance (as measured in test scores) but is horrible for long-term retention.
Offline exams at a time like this and at such short notice is not the way forward. Do the authorities assure the parents of the students' safety, are they ready to take on the responsibility of assuring our children's safety against the pandemic? Have the teachers and the students taken the necessary precautions and what about RTPCR? The RTPCR holds true only for 48 to 72 hours , what about the other time..Creating panic among the students and the parents equally, is not healthy for the welfare of the students.
Offline exams at a time like this and at such short notice is not the way forward. Do the authorities assure the parents of the students' safety, are they ready to take on the responsibility of assuring our children's safety against the pandemic? Have the teachers and the students taken the necessary precautions and what about RTPCR? The RTPCR holds true only for 48 to 72 hours , what about the other time..Creating panic among the students and the parents equally, is not healthy for the welfare of the students.
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Yes
Making it mandatory to sign a voluntary consent form, to put your child's health at risk of contracting the covid virus! Not fair at all!
No offline classes / exams
No offline exams
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