Standard 10 Purak Sahity pdf August

The next date by the education department of the state government. A unit test has been organized for all the students of Std. 9 to 12 during 9-30 July but intensive consideration has been given by the state government regarding the submissions received from various teacher unions and schools regarding delivery of print out of the test to the students as well as returning the written answers to the students. unit test paper for all standerd.

Was done and some concessions have been made in the planning of the unit test keeping in view the local situation. As print outs of the unit test cannot be delivered to every student, it can also be delivered through social media. Every student has textbooks. By scanning the first QR Code given in the first lesson of Std. 6th to 8th language and mathematics textbook, one can also see the unit test question paper. Question papers can also be viewed on the websites of GCERT and GSHSB. Thus, other facilities have been provided to deliver unit tests to the students. unit test paper for all standerd.

UNIT TEST PAPER

Delivery of print out of these tests, writing of answers to the questions by the student, submission of notebook of the answers written by the student to the school etc. can be completed by 10th August instead of 31st July keeping in view the local situation. unit test paper for all standerd.

Basic principles

Following basic principles can help keep students, teachers, and staff safe at school and help stop the

spread of this disease. Recommendations for healthy schools are:

• Sick students, teachers and other staff shouldn't come to high school

• Schools should enforce regular hand washing with safe water and soap, alcohol rub/hand

sanitizer or chlorine solution and, at a minimum, daily disinfection and cleaning of faculty

surfaces

• Schools should provide water, sanitation and waste management facilities and follow

environmental cleaning and decontamination procedures

• Schools should promote social distancing (a term applied to certain actions that are taken to

slow down the spread of a highly contagion , including limiting large groups of individuals

coming together)

Know the latest facts

Understand basic information about coronavirus disease (COVID-19), including its symptoms,

complications, how it's transmitted and the way to stop transmission. Stay informed about COVID-19

through reputable sources like UNICEF, WHO and national health ministry advisories. Be aware

of fake information/myths which will circulate by word-of-mouth or online.

Ensure safe school operations

Delivery of print out of these tests, writing of answers to the questions by the student, submission of notebook of the answers written by the student to the school etc.

can be completed by 10th August instead of 31st July keeping in view the local situation.

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