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State Government of Haryana on 5 May 2013 issued Shiksha Setu Cards. 1. For Government Schools to keep students and teachers updated about the performance of students 2. Are issued for ensuring individual attention over every student as this will help to impart quality education to students in Government schools. 3. This can be considered as a state Governments step towards effective implementation of the Section 134 A of the Right to Education Act, which envisages for admission of children belonging to poor and needy families in private schools 4. These cards will act as the report cards for the students. Which of the following in correct ? 

State Government of Haryana on 5 May 2013 issued Shiksha Setu Cards. 1. For Government Schools to keep students and teachers updated about the performance of students 2. Are issued for ensuring individual attention over every student as this will help to impart quality education to students in Government schools. 3. This can be considered as a state Governments step towards effective implementation of the Section 134 A of the Right to Education Act, which envisages for admission of children belonging to poor and needy families in private schools 4. These cards will act as the report cards for the students. Which of the following in correct ?  Correct Answer All are correct

The correct answer is All are correct.

 Key Points

  • Haryana government has introduced ‘Shiksha Setu cards ’– a report card to assess the performance of students to teachers and guardians/parents in Government schools.
  • Aim of issuing card
    • Implementation of the effective education system by providing individual attention to every student; Providing diaries to all teachers in government schools and document all classes to ensure classes will be conducted with full preparation.
    • Implementation of section 134A of Right to Education Act by issuing notice to private schools
    • As per the said section, the recognized private schools shall reserve 25% seats for meritorious poor students.
    • The school shall charge fees from these students at the rate as charged in Government.

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Directions : Following question consists of a statement followed by four arguments I, II, III and IV. You have to decide which of the arguments is a STRONG arguments and which is a WEAK Argument.

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Arguments :
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