New curriculum: Madrasa’s 6th-7th grade routine. The implementation of the new curriculum started in the sixth and seventh grades in secondary-level educational institutions. The Directorate of Madrasah Education has published the class routine of sixth and seventh grades in the new curriculum. The National Curriculum and Textbook Board has prepared this routine. The routine was released on Tuesday. According to the new routine, the Directorate of Madrasah Education has asked the madrasas to conduct classes for sixth and seventh grades.
It is learned that there will be eight-period classes in the sixth and seventh grades in the new curriculum in madrasas. From Sunday to Thursday, the first, third, and eighth periods of the madrasa will be scheduled for specialized subjects of madrasa education. In the sixth and seventh grade routine of the madrasa, the NCTB said that this routine will be notified only for use in winter and for use in summer. Due to the roll call, the first period will be 50 minutes and the remaining periods will be 35 minutes.
Bangla in the second period, Science in the fourth period, English in the fifth period, History and Social Science in the sixth period, and Mathematics in the seventh period will be held in the sixth grade. In the seventh grade, health protection will be held in the second period, mathematics in the fourth period, Jeevan Jeevan in the fifth period, English in the sixth period, and Bengali in the seventh period.
On Monday, Bangla in the second period, digital technology in the fourth period, history and social science in the fifth period, mathematics in the sixth period, and science in the seventh period will be held in the sixth period. Mathematics will be held in the second period, history and social science in the fourth period, science in the fifth period, and English in the sixth period. No classes have been scheduled in the seventh period in the seventh grade on Monday.
On Tuesday, English in the second period, art and culture in the fourth period, Bangla in the fifth period, history and social science in the sixth period, and science in the seventh period will be held in the sixth period. In the seventh grade, Bengali in the second period, history and social science in the fourth period, English in the fifth period, science in the sixth period, and mathematics in the seventh period.
New curriculum: Madrasa’s 6th-7th grade routine
On Wednesday, there will be health protection in the second period, mathematics in the fourth period, English in the fifth period, life and livelihood in the sixth period, and Bengali in the seventh period. Bangla in the second period, digital technology in the fourth period, history and social science in the fifth period, mathematics in the sixth period, and science in the seventh period.
On Thursday, mathematics will be held in the second period, history and social science in the fourth period, science in the fifth period, and English in the sixth period. However, no classes are scheduled in the seventh period in the sixth grade on Thursday. English classes will be held in the second period, art and culture in the fourth period, Bengali in the fifth period, history and social science in the sixth period, and science in the seventh period.
In the routine, the NCTB also said that a 20-minute break can be given after the fourth period in madrasas where one shift is running. In madrasas where two shifts are running, a 20-minute break can be given after the fourth period in the case of the first shift and a 20-minute break after the third period in the case of the second shift. According to the science teacher’s guide, a class has been set up in some cases consisting of two consecutive periods to conduct class activities. In the sixth grade, the seventh-period educational institution will be able to use it according to its needs on Thursday. According to the routine, the class number or class order of any subject cannot be changed.
It has also been said in the routine that it is mandatory for all teachers and students to respect the national flag and sing the national anthem in the assembly every day. In addition, there may be patriotic songs, songs written by themselves, plays, poems, and various creative performances and provocative speeches for each class on each day.
The celebration of national days (February 21, March 17, March 26, Baishakh 1, May 1, August 15, and December 16) has been considered a learning-time activity. Instead of following the class routine on National Day, activities related to various subjects will be conducted to celebrate the day. Only trained teachers will be responsible for conducting classes in classes 6 and 7. In a class, a teacher can be given the responsibility of one subject. More than one teacher cannot be given responsibility for the same subject in the same class.