Students to take home spl books to reduce learning gap

The jharkhand education project council (Jepc) has issued a letter to all district education and programme officers regarding the use of the foundation learning and numeracy book, "Fln," and the workbook, "Gyansetu," which are designed to improve students' learning abilities in school and at home. The "Fln" workbook is designed to aid children in government schools enrolled in classes I to III, and to instil fundamental literacy and foundational skills in them. The "Gyansetu" book to teach students in classes IV to VIII is divided into three sections: Lakshya Sugam (language), Maths, and Social Science. There is an advanced version of these subjects in the "Sugam" section, but the science subject has been preserved in the "Subodh" section through these workbooks. Children are taught a curriculum one level below their original class in order to expand their knowledge. These books have already been distributed to schools in an effort to reduce the learning gap among students. Director Kiran Passi said "it has been observed that although workbooks are available in schools they are not being distributed to students in addition it has been observed that workbooks are given to children only at school and then taken