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Uttarakhand education minister asks teachers to not use their mobile phones during school hours

| Monday | 24th April, 2017

Directions also have been asked to be issued that no teacher should be found using their mobile phones during the school hours or else, they along with the school heads will have to face strict action. DEHRADUN: On Monday, the education minister Arvind Pandey instructed the primary and secondary education directors to issue important orders including that no teacher should be found teaching the government school kids through guide books or answer-keys and the children should also be discouraged to do so and if this is not strictly followed, action will be taken against the teachers and respective school principal.Other important directions given included- If any teacher or staff is found with tobacco products like -Bidi, Cigarette or Gutkha during school hours, strict action will be taken against the school head.

DEHRADUN: On Monday, the education minister Arvind Pandey instructed the primary and secondary education directors to issue important orders including that no teacher should be found teaching the government school kids through guide books or answer-keys and the children should also be discouraged to do so and if this is not strictly followed, action will be taken against the teachers and respective school principal.Other important directions given included- If any teacher or staff is found with tobacco products like -Bidi, Cigarette or Gutkha during school hours, strict action will be taken against the school head. Directions also have been asked to be issued that no teacher should be found using their mobile phones during the school hours or else, they along with the school heads will have to face strict action.

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