Report: 71% of Tamil Nadu teachers do not check student work

A recent report has found that in 71 percent of classrooms in Tamil Nadu, teachers do not check the work of their students. The finding has raised concerns about the quality of education in the state. Checking student work is a key part of teaching. It helps teachers understand if students are learning and where they need more help. Without regular checks, students may not get the feedback they need to improve. The report did not provide reasons for why so many teachers skip this task. It also did not say which grades or types of schools were included in the study. However, experts say that large class sizes, lack of time, and insufficient training may play a role. Education activists are calling for better support for teachers. They want smaller classes and more resources. The state government has not yet responded to the report. Tamil Nadu has a large school system, with millions of students. Improving teacher practices could help raise student performance. The report was released by an unnamed organization. More details are expected soon.