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Der's nothing unusual abt teachers grading students.But Jai Somnath School in Maninagar East Ahmedabad the only school of its kind that allows students from class IV - class XII to assess teachers on their skills,knowledge and teaching practice. Now is this fair and a gud practice?? because the principal of the school feels it encourages quality education
Asked by cyrus irani,
07 Jun '08 01:43 pm
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Sensible and knowlegeable person would do any sort of good things unbiased, and it seems the said principal, in good interest and intention has got this idea. But students on their part couldnot well be said of unbisedness based on dwindling nature of children. They may be influenced, good or bad, very easily.
Hence, whatever outcome, we maynot find it a role model to follow in other schools as well.
Answered by prabhat kumar kumar, 07 Jun '08 01:49 pm
Hence, whatever outcome, we maynot find it a role model to follow in other schools as well.
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I am all for it. Other schools` principals should also follow this very good example.
Answered by Kamal kishore, 07 Jun '08 01:55 pm
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If the process of judging the teachers is purely on liking or disliking of students then it is not good. But if grading of teachers is done on some standardized frame work which include grading by the means of, teachers communication skills, ability to clear doubt, ability to judge the children's strength and weakness etc then its really very good practice.
Answered by KUNJAN VYAS, 07 Jun '08 01:49 pm
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in some of the schools it is there
performance of students is judged
and they were allowed to opine on teachers
Answered by pramod rajapurkar, 07 Jun '08 01:46 pm
performance of students is judged
and they were allowed to opine on teachers
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this system exists in University of Pune but the students there are all Post Graduates. there is a difference between mature people and kids. that is why voting rights are given to people who are 18 and for the same reason official age for marriage is 18. we cannot give the right to judge to children who think very much emotionally.
Answered by priyanka, 07 Jun '08 03:30 pm
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what i feel instead its student it should hv been with the parent who can adjudged the teaching method more vigourously ..further more may be 1% student who really can adjudged their teacher but for remaining it may be otherwise ...
Answered by Samir Bose, 07 Jun '08 01:48 pm
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