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The textbooks distributed by the state government has is abundant with mistakes. The mistakes include of distribution of Kannada medium lessons in English Medium textbooks, Maths in Kannada textbook and 9thstd textbook for SSLC. Some of the schools in Vittal have encountered this problem with the distribution of the faulty textbooks.
Kannada textbook has mathematics
“Tili Kannada” is the second language textbook for 8th std whose first two pages on “Buddana Salahe” are fine. But, it is immediately followed by mathematics lesson in Kannada medium of the same standard from pages 51 to 66. “Buddana Salahe” lesson however continues from page number 19th. But, after 82 pages, once again drops in mathematics.
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The textbook had not come!
Last year, there was criticism that even though the private schools and others had paid the money in time, textbooks did not turn up until even until the conclusion of the exams. This year, though the textbooks are available at the beginning of the classes they are however ridden with mistakes. This has terrified the teachers, students and parents alike.
The state government has been supplying the textbook directly to the schools since many years. But the distribution of mistakes ridden textbooks will only increase the confusion, say the parents of the students.
9thstd lesson for SSLC!
The second lesson “Asi-Masi-Krashi” in the SSLC “Tili Kannada” textbook has been replaced with “Aralikatte” lesson of the 9th. The printed material from page 7 to 22 and 87 to 102 are of the 9th std.
The repeating 7thstd lesson!
One lesson has been repeatedly printed in the 7thstd English medium science textbook. The 1st part of the Kannada medium social science textbook has been reprinted on the 2nd part as well.
Did not come into observation
“The mistakes that have occurred in the textbook have not come to our observation. The textbooks are distributed from the godowns to the schools and the teachers handover the books to the students. The mistakes that have occurred now must have happened at the printing facility. We will get those books and examine them,” said Bantwal regional education officer Shivprakash N.