Murad Raas announces a Big News about Digitalization in Education

Education minister of Punjab Murad Raas has announced the news of establishment of Insaf academies for students of class 9th to 12th. With the help of these students will get facility to learn in better way. These academies will be available online to all students and they can get easily access to them with a help of smartphones and tablets. All the lectures will be recorded and then it will be delivered to students so that it could be more helpful to the students.

Murad Raas said that they have taken this initiative to help the students so that they cannot feel any burden of education and get full help from Insaf academies. It would be also helpful to parents because they will not have to pay for more charges for letting their children to study in expensive academies because most of the people are poor and are not able to bear these expenses.

He said that Insaf academies will mainly focus on five subjects which include chemistry, physics, biology, mathematics and computer sciences.

The education authority has approved 200 million dollars for the establishment of Insaf academies. Government has announced that the Insaf schools will be establish in Lahore and this project will be completed before the beginning of new academic year. Excise department will do their work of checking the rental buildings before taking a place for Insaf school because these schools will be set up on the buildings which are on rent.

Murad Raas emphasis on the fact that concept of digitalization is still not used properly as it is very helpful. It is a need of time that students can get assisted by online educational means in order to compete the different challenges in education.

Government is also taking an initiative to promote English language in Pakistan for which nearly 1000 trainers will get trained to achieve this goal. Students can get online test of each subjects so that their understanding of lecture and knowledge can be increased. As well as online quizzes will also be given to the students and their results will also be provided online on the screens so that parents of students can also check progress of their children’s.

Government is taking a great initiative and is a need of time. It will be helpful to both students and as well as parents who are not able to afford fees of academies. It is considered to be a good step towards stabilizing our education system.

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