Education

Due to the current situation in the country, government primary schools have been closed for an indefinite period again. Senior Information Officer of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education Mahbubur Rahman Tuhin gave this information on Saturday (August 3) afternoon. He said, we have moved away from the previous decision. Primary schools will remain closed from Sunday (August 4) until further orders. Earlier, classes were announced to be closed in primary schools in the city corporation areas of the country on the night of July 17 when violence broke out over the quota movement. However, at that time, district and upazila-level primary schools across the country were open. Then on July 24, all primary schools across the country were ordered to remain closed for an indefinite period…

Due to the situation arising around the quota reform movement, HSC and equivalent examinations will be held according to the new schedule from August 11. All HSC examinations will remain suspended until the new schedule is announced. Dhaka Education Board Chairman Professor Tapan Kumar Sarkar informed the media on Thursday. Earlier, HSC and equivalent examinations were postponed in three phases. First, the July 18 examination was postponed. In the second phase, the HSC and equivalent examinations of all education boards on July 21, 23 and 25 were postponed. In the third phase, the examinations were postponed from July 28 to August 1. The next examination date was August 4. The new decision…

On July 16 across the country amid agitation demanding reform of quota in government jobs All universities including schools, colleges, polytechnics have been declared closed for an indefinite period. However, the government has decided to open the government primary school after a two-week deadlock. In the beginning, only Mofswal and rural schools are opening. The Ministry of Primary and Mass Education has announced in a circular that the 12 City Corporations and Narsingdi District Municipal Area All Primary Schools, Shishu Sanchili Shishti Shishti Sanchili Shishti Sanchili Shishti Sanchili Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti to Shilina Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishli Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishli Shishti Shishti Shishli Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishli Shishti Shishli Shishti Shishti Shilish to Shili Shishti Shishti Shishti Shishli Shishti Shishti Shi The classes will start from next Sunday (4th August) at the Bureau of Awata Learning, the Awta, a joint meeting of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education and the Directorate of Primary Education.

The Board of Education has suspended the HSC and equivalent examinations from July 28 to August 1. Public Relations Officer of the Ministry Abul Khar confirmed this information to The Daily Star. He said, '28, 29, 31 July and 1 August HSC and equivalent examination will be postponed. Later, during the quota reform movement, two rounds of HSC and equivalent examinations have been postponed in the upcoming situation during the quota reform movement. The examination was postponed, followed by the Bangladesh Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee 21, 23 and 25…

HSC and equivalent on July 21, 23 and 25 July The examination has been postponed to all the boards. The exam will be announced after the schedule of the examination will be announced later. Today, Thursday, the Bangladesh Inter-Education Board Consolidation Committee President and Dhaka Education Board Chairman Professor Tapan Kumar Sarkar will be informed in a circular issued in a circular. The examination was postponed. All public and private universities have already been declared closed in the situation surrounding the quota movement, and all educational institutions under the Ministry of Education are under the Ministry of Education.

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Primary schools are opening tomorrow after a 20-day holiday for Eid-ul-Azha and summer. The holiday began on June 13. These schools will remain closed until July 2 as per the academic calendar. However, classes will resume as usual on Wednesday (July 3). To make up for the learning deficit, the holiday announced for secondary schools has been reduced by one week and schools and colleges have been opened from June 26. However, the previously announced holiday for primary schools has been maintained. Mahbubur Rahman Tuhin, information officer of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education, said that primary schools are opening tomorrow after a 20-day holiday for Eid and summer. There is no decision to extend the school holiday due to floods and heavy rains. Earlier, the Ministry of Education…

After a long discussion, the Ministry of Education has finally finalized the evaluation structure of the Centrally-Based Public Examination (SSC) as per the new curriculum. According to the new rules, the weightage of the written part will be 65 percent and the weightage of the activity-based part will be 35 percent. Each subject will be evaluated for a maximum of one school day (as long as the school is in session). The results will not be published on the basis of GPA as before. However, for easy understanding, the result (report card) will be explained with different English letters in seven scale cells. However, these letters will not be based on grade numbers. According to the new curriculum, a joint national curriculum coordination meeting for the secondary level and technical and madrasa levels was held at the Ministry of Education on Monday to approve the evaluation structure.

The evaluation framework has been given final approval according to the new curriculum. The framework has been finalized as per the proposal of the National Curriculum Coordination Committee (NCCC). However, a few changes have been asked for. A joint meeting of the NCCC of the secondary level and technical and madrasa levels will be held in the meeting room of the Ministry of Education on Monday (July 1) afternoon. The evaluation framework was finalized in this meeting. When asked, the Chairman (Routine Responsibilities) of the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB) Professor Dr. Md. Moshiuzzaman told The Daily Campus, 'We had given the proposal, that has been finalized. However, some changes have been asked for. The evaluation system of the new curriculum has been finalized with the changes. It is known that the demand for the subject…