The Data Cycle

Teaching on the CBCS Syllabi during the Pandemic

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  • Ruchira Mandal

Keywords:

CBCS syllabi; pandemic; classroom teaching; West Bengal education system

Abstract

As I sit here almost regretting my hasty promise to Arunima to write this piece, I am drowning in a virtual whirlpool of overlapping exam schedules, batch-wise email addresses and timings and uploading to portals and the only thing that I can say with any certainty about my experience as a college teacher under WBES during the pandemic academic year is that we are woefully understaffed. Not simply for the online mode of examination, but also for the new (running on its third year now) CBCS system, with its ambitiously wide syllabus and its multiple-component examination scoring system. This becomes increasingly apparent as we advance further into the system, with higher semesters unfolding and new batches coming in, leading to multiple semesters running simultaneously which results in a constant rush to meet multiple deadlines.

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Author Biography

Ruchira Mandal

Ruchira teaches for the West Bengal Education Service in Kolkata, India. Find out more about her work at: https://ruchirasrambling.wordpress.com/

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Published

2021-04-11

How to Cite

Mandal, R. (2021). The Data Cycle: Teaching on the CBCS Syllabi during the Pandemic. Sanglap: Journal of Literary and Cultural Inquiry, 1. Retrieved from https://sanglap-journal.in/index.php/sanglap/article/view/199

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Opinion

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