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CM Yogi Adityanath Govt Links Teachers With Sensitisation Videos, 'Prashast 2.0' To Strengthen Child Screening

Lucknow, August 24: Understanding the needs of every child and providing appropriate educational support is an important objective of the Yogi Government's inclusive education policy. In this direction, a special arrangement has been made under Prashast 2.0 to sensitise and prepare teachers before the screening of children. Through sensitisation videos available on the Prashast App/Portal,…

CM Yogi Adityanath Govt Links Teachers With Sensitisation Videos, 'Prashast 2.0' To Strengthen Child Screening

On August 24, the Yogi Government announced a new initiative under Prashast 2.0 to strengthen child screening by linking teachers with sensitisation videos. The objective is to provide teachers with the necessary information and understanding of the screening process to better identify and support children's educational needs. To achieve this, all teachers of Parishadiya, private aided and private unaided schools in Uttar Pradesh are being mandated to watch a total of 10 sensitisation videos, each around 40 minutes long, available on the Prashast App/Portal.

This initiative aims to integrate technology with teachers' sensitivity, ensuring a uniform and effective training process across the state.

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