COIMBATORE: In the first ever Class XI board checks performed in Tamil Nadu, 3 western districts – Erode, Tirupur and Coimbatore – bagged the highest 3 positions respectively when the end result was once introduced on Wednesday. While normally a minimum of one southern district comparable to Virudhunagar and Sivaganga come on the top 3 positions, this time their western counterparts have crushed them.
While Erode recorded the easiest pass percentage of 97.28%, Tirupur district followed with 96.40% and Coimbatore with 96.19%. Virudhunagar, which had come first in Class XII and 3rd in Class X, came fourth this time with 95.70%.
Officials of the schooling departments of the 3 western districts lauded the effort installed via teachers and also credited the proactive measures followed via the departments within the face of the newly-announced Class XI board exam.
There was once fashionable confusion among teachers and scholars alike as the verdict to incorporate Class XI within the ambit of board examinations was once introduced in May 2017. Teachers stated they were misplaced as they'd no earlier query paper development to refer to. Anticipating the confusion, schooling department officers from Erode and Coimbatore performed workshops and awareness programmes for both teachers and scholars to face the examination.
Erode have been constant in its performance this 12 months in all of the 3 board checks, coming second in both Class X and XII. Chief educational officer of Erode R Balamurali stated the dep. had performed a coaching programme for teachers in August. “We also performed motivational programmes for college kids with the assistance of NGOs,” he advised TOI.
The Coimbatore schooling department also performed a coaching programme for teachers. “We performed a subject-wise workshop for teachers and also motivational programmes for Class XI scholars,” stated chief educational officer P Ayyannan.
Chief schooling officer of Tirupur S Shanthi stated headmasters and teachers had labored onerous to be sure that all scholars carried out neatly in Class XI board checks.
Also, the schooling departments had deputed post-graduate grade teachers from Class X to show Classes XI and XII, anyplace there have been vacancies.
Meanwhile, government faculty teachers in Coimbatore stated vacant teaching posts in Class XI and XII were full of PG grade teachers from Class X. They pointed out this as some of the causes for Coimbatore slipping in Class X results.
While Erode recorded the easiest pass percentage of 97.28%, Tirupur district followed with 96.40% and Coimbatore with 96.19%. Virudhunagar, which had come first in Class XII and 3rd in Class X, came fourth this time with 95.70%.
Officials of the schooling departments of the 3 western districts lauded the effort installed via teachers and also credited the proactive measures followed via the departments within the face of the newly-announced Class XI board exam.
There was once fashionable confusion among teachers and scholars alike as the verdict to incorporate Class XI within the ambit of board examinations was once introduced in May 2017. Teachers stated they were misplaced as they'd no earlier query paper development to refer to. Anticipating the confusion, schooling department officers from Erode and Coimbatore performed workshops and awareness programmes for both teachers and scholars to face the examination.
Erode have been constant in its performance this 12 months in all of the 3 board checks, coming second in both Class X and XII. Chief educational officer of Erode R Balamurali stated the dep. had performed a coaching programme for teachers in August. “We also performed motivational programmes for college kids with the assistance of NGOs,” he advised TOI.
The Coimbatore schooling department also performed a coaching programme for teachers. “We performed a subject-wise workshop for teachers and also motivational programmes for Class XI scholars,” stated chief educational officer P Ayyannan.
Chief schooling officer of Tirupur S Shanthi stated headmasters and teachers had labored onerous to be sure that all scholars carried out neatly in Class XI board checks.
Also, the schooling departments had deputed post-graduate grade teachers from Class X to show Classes XI and XII, anyplace there have been vacancies.
Meanwhile, government faculty teachers in Coimbatore stated vacant teaching posts in Class XI and XII were full of PG grade teachers from Class X. They pointed out this as some of the causes for Coimbatore slipping in Class X results.
Western districts bag top three positions in Class XI exam
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