Not only do these guides increase the cost of education borne by parents, many in the field believe that they hamper the actual purpose of education. Commenting that guides “disrupt the main goal of education”, Reazul told bdnews24.com: “We have zero tolerance for note compilations and guides. The district and Upazila administrations have already been asked to conduct a campaign against note guides. Campaigns are already being conducted in some places.”Textbook content will be restructured and question papers for different exams will expand past traditional formats to prevent the “oppression” of guides, Reazul said. The “Education Watch Report 2022” said that 79 percent of primary and 82.5 percent of secondary students followed such guides.

Source: bd News24 January 08, 2025 05:03 UTC