T-SAT Network to Launch Digital Lessons for Telangana Schools from July 1
30 Jun 2024 8:32 PM IST
T-SAT will telecast on Vidya channel 749 hours of digital lessons content covering 1,498 topics during the 223 days in the academic year between 10 AM and 4.30 PM
The schedule for digital lessons as per the Education Department's 2024-25 academic year calendar for Class 1 to Class 10 has been finalised, T-SAT Chief Executive Officer Bodanapally Venugopal Reddy informed in a statement. (Image: DC)
Hyderabad: The T-SAT Network is all set to roll out full-fledged digital lessons for the benefit of government school students in Telangana. Accordingly, the schedule for digital lessons as per the Education Department's 2024-25 academic year calendar for Class 1 to Class 10 has been finalised, T-SAT Chief Executive Officer Bodanapally Venugopal Reddy informed in a statement.
T-SAT will telecast on Vidya channel 749 hours of digital lessons content covering 1,498 topics during the 223 days in the academic year between 10 AM and 4.30 PM, after having successfully telecast bridge course lessons for the past 15 days. For Primary School students, classes will be telecast on Telugu, Hindi, English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies subjects, the CEO explained.
The digital classes, offered in Telugu, English and Urdu languages, could be a great learning opportunity for students who miss out on Classroom lessons. The CEO urged the 58,98,685 students across 29,478 government schools in the state to make full use of the digital lessons.
The digital classes would be accessible on T-SAT Vidya channel, the T-SAT App as well as the YouTube channel.
T-SAT will telecast on Vidya channel 749 hours of digital lessons content covering 1,498 topics during the 223 days in the academic year between 10 AM and 4.30 PM, after having successfully telecast bridge course lessons for the past 15 days. For Primary School students, classes will be telecast on Telugu, Hindi, English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies subjects, the CEO explained.
The digital classes, offered in Telugu, English and Urdu languages, could be a great learning opportunity for students who miss out on Classroom lessons. The CEO urged the 58,98,685 students across 29,478 government schools in the state to make full use of the digital lessons.
The digital classes would be accessible on T-SAT Vidya channel, the T-SAT App as well as the YouTube channel.
( Source : Deccan Chronicle )
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