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PM Modi urges teachers to address excessive screen time, drug addiction among students
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Prime Minister Modi met with 82 National Award-winning teachers in New Delhi.
He highlighted the role of teachers in managing student behavior due to declining joint families.
He advised teachers to discuss screen time and late-night phone usage with parents.
He emphasized real-world skills and the dignity of labour as outlined in the National Education Policy.
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The Hindu reports that Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with 82 National Award-winning teachers at his New Delhi residence on Friday. During the interaction, he called on educators to look beyond academics, observe student behavior closely, and help address issues like drug addiction and excessive screen time. He also highlighted the decline of joint families, the importance of preserving childhood curiosity, and the goals of the National Education Policy regarding practical learning.
Modi interacted with national award-winning teachers on the eve of Teachers' Day in New Delhi.
He noted that identifying drug issues in big cities and universities can be challenging.
He suggested cutting screen time by encouraging sports, physical games, and creative activities.
He mentioned a breast cancer awareness campaign and screening milestone in his constituency of Varanasi.
Deccan Herald covers Prime Minister Modi's interaction with national award-winning teachers on the eve of Teachers' Day, where he stressed the need to watch for student drug addiction and excessive screen time. Modi remarked that detecting drug issues in large cities and universities can be difficult, placing greater responsibility on observant teachers. He also mentioned a breast cancer screening initiative in Varanasi and reiterated the importance of connecting students with real-world skills through the National Education Policy.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with 82 National Teachers Award winners at Lok Kalyan Marg.
The awardees included 48 school teachers, 21 higher education faculty members, and 13 skill trainers.
Modi urged teachers to monitor students for signs of drug addiction and excessive screen time.
He recommended promoting sports and creative pursuits to counter late-night mobile use and screen addiction.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with 82 National Teachers Award winners at his official residence, discussing various educational practices and student welfare. He urged educators to remain vigilant regarding drug addiction and excessive screen time among students, advising them to consult with parents and promote physical activities as healthy alternatives. Furthermore, he emphasized the implementation of the National Education Policy to connect classroom learning with real-world skills and practical experiences.
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PM Modi urges teachers to address excessive screen time, drug addiction among students
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The Hindu reports that Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with 82 National Award-winning teachers at his New Delhi residence on Friday. During the interaction, he called on educators to look beyond academics, observe student behavior closely, and help address issues like drug addiction and excessive screen time. He also highlighted the decline of joint families, the importance of preserving childhood curiosity, and the goals of the National Education Policy regarding practical learning.
PM Modi urges teachers to stay vigilant against student drug addiction, excessive screen time
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Deccan Herald covers Prime Minister Modi's interaction with national award-winning teachers on the eve of Teachers' Day, where he stressed the need to watch for student drug addiction and excessive screen time. Modi remarked that detecting drug issues in large cities and universities can be difficult, placing greater responsibility on observant teachers. He also mentioned a breast cancer screening initiative in Varanasi and reiterated the importance of connecting students with real-world skills through the National Education Policy.
PM Modi Urges Teachers to Address Screen Time, Drug Risks at National Teachers Awards Interaction
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with 82 National Teachers Award winners at his official residence, discussing various educational practices and student welfare. He urged educators to remain vigilant regarding drug addiction and excessive screen time among students, advising them to consult with parents and promote physical activities as healthy alternatives. Furthermore, he emphasized the implementation of the National Education Policy to connect classroom learning with real-world skills and practical experiences.