Schedule of Maximum Class for Teacher
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How many classes can the MC/HM allot for an Asstt. Teacher? I have the idea that it is 25(classroom teaching)&11(tutorial class).
1.if the authority presses to take more, then?
2.what is tutorial class? Is there any G.O.regarding it?
3.H.M may put excessive nos of classes on the provisional routine board,then what to do?Dear Friend,
The matter was already discussed in this forum. Please search the forum for finding the relevant topics of your interest.
For your convenience, I am referring you about the post
How many classes to be taken by an A.T. (S.E)?
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utility for the preparation of routine for H.S schools
Both of them posted by Shri MIHIR KUMAR ACHARYA.1) The answers of your question has given before with G.O.No.
2) Tutorial classes means to correction of Home Work, special classes are taken for the sent up students ( madhyamik/ higher secondary candidate) etc.dear mr.tanmoy
thank you for the post.if any more about it please suggest.mihirbabu,i don’t know whether the G.O defines the tutorial class.please help.Dear Rabi Babu,
Many thanks for your quarry.I have found no definition or clarification about “tutorial classes” in the mentioned G.O.No.(s) previously.
……”tutorial classes and home task”- had been mentioned by the G.O.I have found no definition or clarification about “tutorial classes” in the mentioned G.O.No.(s) previously.
……”tutorial classes and home task”- had been mentioned by the G.O.Tutorial classes are some special classes arranged in the schools for some specific purposes to serve the interest of the students i.e. to strengthen their skill/knowledge in any class subject they require. For example: If they are weak and poor performer in Maths, tutorial classes cane be arranged for Maths. Not necessary that it should be always related to their preparation for Madhyamik/ H.S. exams.
Sir is there any G.O. about the no of classes of an A.T.?
Attention is drawn to the Govt. Notification No. 772-Edn. (S) dated 8.7.74 which reads there—
The teaching load for a teacher should normally be 36 periods per week, distributed as follows (a) Class room teaching— 25 periods (including occasional work for absentee teachers), (b) Tutorial Class-II (including correction of home work).
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