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The Morning Standard
|September 17, 2023
Manipur registered a 21 per cent increase in enrolment in government schools, thanks to a technology-driven fillip by the School Fagathansi Mission. Prasanta Mazumdar reports
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A MID growing efforts nationally to improve education and enrolment in government schools, Manipur has emerged as a rising star. As bucking the trend of migration from government to private schools, the northeast state registered a 21 per cent increase in enrolment in government schools.
Moreover, Manipur also registered 45 per cent rise in schools where System Transformation and Rejuvenation of Education (STAR Education) was implemented by collaborating with NewGlobe, an international education support organisation, two years ago.
STAR Education is a part of the Chief Minister's "School Fagathansi Mission". The programme provides an innovative technology and data-driven platform, coupled with highquality materials, training and coaching for teachers and techenabled support teams.
The project resulted in a paradigm shift from traditional to technology-based teaching methods, which helped in increasing enrolment.
Cette histoire est tirée de l'édition September 17, 2023 de The Morning Standard.
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