Murad Raas to launch Insaf academies in Punjab

Murad Raas to launch Insaf academies in Punjab

Murad Raas, the Punjab Minister of Education, declared the Insaf academies' launch for 9th to 12th class students. All students will have access to the Insaf academies through smartphones and tablets. The lectures will be recorded and then delivered to the students in a better way to learn. He emphasized that some students find it difficult to study properly due to the pressure of academics. This initiative was taken to encourage the students and their parents not to pay extra bucks for their child's tuition. Five subjects, including physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, and computer science, will be the main focus.

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The Punjab school education department has also been left backward, Murad Rass said, as the authorities have not yet used the idea of digitalization in education. It is the ultimate need for learners to be supported across the online platforms of education. Through the Insaf Academies, by taking the online tests available after-lecture, students will evaluate their skills and understanding. The result will be immediately displayed on the screen after the quiz that the students and their parents can quickly check. Also, in schools, the government promotes the English language, and 1000 trainers have provided the necessary training to achieve this goal. The trainers will go to the schools and direct the teachers on all the basic strategies that can be used by the students to promote the English language.

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The Punjab government had previously announced Insaf schools' establishment in Lahore before the start of the new academic year. The education authority has approved 200 million rupees for this. The schools will be built on the rental buildings, and the excise department will inspect before taking the school's rented buildings.