Jamiyyatul Falah holds teachers meet to enhance SSLC results among minority students

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December 21, 2018

Mangaluru, Dec 21: Jamiyyatul Falah, a city-based charity organization in association with Dakshina Kannada Zillah Panchayath Public Education Department recently conducted Teachers Meet with Dakshina Kannada district schools to improve and enhance the result in forthcoming SSLC board examination at Jamiyyatul Falah Headquarters Auditorium in the city.

The event started with the poem recitation from the book of Rabindranath Tagore by Hamza Mittur. JF D.K. & Udupi district President Shahul Hameed K.K. inaugurated and welcomed the large gathering.  He stressed the priority to improve the SSLC result especially in backward class by giving utmost importance to the studies and convince the students who are studying in SSLC to give priority to the final exams keeping assigned their other activities in order to perform well in the preparatory and final exams. A total of 203 teachers were present in the meeting from 104 schools.

Deputy Director of Public Instruction (DDPI) Mr. Sivaramayya, had illustrated the pass percentage of minority students with some statistics and informed all the teachers to get charged to bring good result in D.K. Teachers of various schools spoke on the occasion and expressed short comings in some areas that needed to be improved.

Many teachers gave their opinion on how to improve the upcoming SSLC results. JFCC Treasurer Ibrahim Kodijal, General Secretary Saleem Handel, V.P. Abu Mohammed, Administrator Shameer Ahmed Kudroli and JFCC executive members were present to witness the beneficial program.

Following are the concern from some of the teachers for the Muslim minority students: (1) It’s better to reschedule the madarasa exam timings (if set during school exam time) so that the students get convenient and ample time as well as concentrate for their school exam studies (2) Avoid the floodlight matches and tournaments which sometime end up at 1:00am during the time of examination or prior three months from examination date. (3) Avoid SSLC students’ involvement from all religious extra-curricular activities which will end up in late night during exam time (4) Imam (masjid head) of each Jamath (vicinity) shall take the initiative and encourage the students to focus on their studies for better results, (5) Mobile, TV and electronic gadgets usage to be reduced or avoided during examination time (6) Parents encouragement and involvement to their ward/s during exam time is very much needed, last but not least each school teachers must give special attention to the lacking minority students so that they can get good grades in the upcoming SSLC Exams.

Towards the end, suggestions were taken from the teachers to overcome the hindrance and improve the results.

Jamiyyatul Falah provided such a platform to improve and encourage backward minority students to get more interest in their studies. This initiative was well appreciated by district education department as well as they praised the contribution of Jf in the field of education and health sector. Mohammed Haneef compered the program and Saleem Handel offered the vote of thanks.

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sam
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Friday, 21 Dec 2018

Its very important program and concren of teachers to be taken care for the better result.

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Mangaluru, Jan 18: Congress leader Siddaramaiah targeted Union Home Minister Amit Shah soon after he arrived in Bengaluru on Saturday, demanding his answers on various questions pertaining to the state.

In a slew of tweets under the #AnswerMadiShah banner, Siddaramaiah raised issues ranging from the August 2019 floods to the recent police shootout in Mangaluru that killed two people during an anti-CAA protest.

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