Currently, children are given leave in primary schools within Corona. There are various efforts of the state government to ensure that children get education at home. As part of that, a few days ago, the unit test book and language book have been delivered to the children's home. Various tests and language materials were attempted to overwrite and rewrite the content.
On March 28, 2020, a new circular has been issued in the elementary school to ensure that the children currently taking leave can get education. In this regard, the education department has made efforts to ensure that children get education materials at home. Therefore, efforts are being made to prepare weekly study material.
The CRCCO-co-ordinator as well as the BRC co-ordinator have created a WhatsApp group to deliver that information. Various efforts are being made by the education department of the state government to ensure that children get education at home and continue their education through this study material. Now a new experiment has been undertaken to deliver weekly study material to children. Its circular date is March 1, 2020. Has been done by Bharti.
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Based in Palo Alto, right beside Silicon Valley, Stanford has had a prominent role in encouraging the region’s tech industry to develop.
Many faculty members, students and alumni have founded successful technology companies and start-ups, including Google, Snapchat and Hewlett-Packard.
In total, companies founded by Stanford alumni make $2.7 trillion (£2.2 trillion) each year.
The university is often referred to as “the Farm” because the campus was built on the site of the Stanford family’s Palo Alto Stock Farm. The campus covers 8,180 acres, but more than half of the land is not yet developed.
With its distinctive sand-coloured, red-roofed buildings, Stanford’s campus is thought to be one of the most beautiful in the world. It contains a number of sculpture gardens and art museums, and a public meditation centre.
As might be expected from one of the best universities in the world, Stanford is highly competitive. The admission rate currently stands at just over 5 per cent.
Of the 15,000 students – most of whom live on campus – 22 per cent are international.
STD- 8 na Balako ne weekly study material 28/3/20
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