Assam Launches Recorded Teaching System for High School Students

Guwahati, September 4 (Daily Kiran) : The Assam government is set to introduce a recorded teaching system for students in grades 9 through 12, as announced by Education Minister Ranoj Pegu on Friday. This initiative aims to enhance classroom learning through technology.

The primary goal is to provide organized, technology-based teaching resources to large classes while assisting teachers in adopting digital teaching methods. According to Minister Pegu, educators will undergo online training to familiarize themselves with the recorded teaching system. This training will equip them with the skills to effectively integrate digital learning tools into their regular classroom practices.

The online training program will allow teachers to understand how to incorporate recorded lessons into the teaching-learning process. Minister Pegu emphasized that the initiative aims to streamline the learning experience and provide additional academic support for both students and teachers.

The recorded teaching system is expected to benefit traditional classroom education, especially for high school students who are at a critical juncture in their academic journey. Through recorded lessons and digital resources, students will have easier access to structured learning materials. Additionally, teachers will gain extra tools to reinforce concepts taught in class.

The state government is also focusing on enhancing teachers’ digital skills to ensure technology is utilized effectively, rather than merely serving as an additional resource. This announcement comes at a time when educational institutions and governments are increasingly promoting the use of digital platforms and technology-based teaching methods in schools.

The online training for teachers is anticipated to play a crucial role in ensuring they are fully prepared to implement the recorded teaching system. This initiative will provide students with an additional means to review lessons and deepen their understanding of subjects outside regular class hours.

The Assam government hopes that, alongside traditional classroom instruction, the combination of recorded lessons and trained teachers will create a more uniform and organized learning environment for higher secondary students.