The Assam government on Thursday ordered all senior secondary, higher secondary, and high schools in the state to put photographs of all of the teachers on display in the classrooms.
All of the secondary school institutional heads in the state of Assam received the directive from Mamata Hojai, the director of secondary education.
In accordance with a directive issued on August 17th, all school inspectors are required to tell the heads of all institutions under their supervision to display portraits of all the teachers in the classrooms in sturdy, good-quality frames.
“The order will be applicable in all high schools, higher secondary schools, and senior secondary schools,” stated the Director of Secondary Education.
To improve communication between teachers and parents, this decision has been made. In order for parents or other legal guardians of the child to feel comfortable approaching the teacher with concerns about their child, this is being done.
“Our main purpose is to give quality education to the school students. Children may have some issues regarding academics, if guardians want to consult the teacher, they don’t know each other and therefore the conversation between them becomes difficult. That’s why we have asked all the institutional heads to display the photographs of the teachers in the classrooms,” said Mamata Hojai.
