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February 25, 2008
Interviews with Head Teachers of Kayalpatnam schools - whose students would be taking
their Public exams in March 2008.
Plus Two exams begin on March 3rd and run upto
March 23rd. SSLC exams begin on 27th March and run upto 10th April.
Matriculation exams begin on 25th March and run upto 10th April
Mrs.U.Thirumalai, M.Sc., M.Ed, M.Phil |
Mrs.M.Padmavathi, M.A., M.Ed |
Mr.M.A.Mohamed Haneefa, M.Sc., M.Ed |
Mr.K.Haja Mydheen, M.A., M.Ed |
Prof. K. Syed Abbas M.Sc., M.Phil |
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Kayalpatnam.com>How many students from your school are taking the Plus Two public examination
this year?
Mrs.U.Thirumalai, M.Sc., M.Ed, M.Phil, the Headmistress of Government Girls Higher Secondary School>
108 students
Mrs.M.Padmavathi, M.A., M.Ed, the Headmistress of Zubaida Girls Higher Secondary School>
91 students
Mr.M.A.Mohamed Haneefa, M.Sc., M.Ed, the Headmaster of Elkay Higher Secondary School>
65 students
Mr.K.Haja Mydheen, M.A., M.Ed, the Headmaster of Central Higher Secondary School>
54 students
Prof. K. Syed Abbas M.Sc., M.Phil., the Principal, Muhyideen Matriculation Higher Secondary School>
47 students (39 boys and 8 girls)
Kayalpatnam.com>How many students from your school are taking the SSLC/Matriculation public
examination this year?
Mrs.U.Thirumalai, M.Sc., M.Ed, M.Phil, the Headmistress of Government Girls Higher Secondary School>
135 students
Mrs.M.Padmavathi, M.A., M.Ed, the Headmistress of Zubaida Girls Higher Secondary School>
113 students
Mr.M.A.Mohamed Haneefa, M.Sc., M.Ed, the Headmaster of Elkay Higher Secondary School>
101 students
Mr.K.Haja Mydheen, M.A., M.Ed, the Headmaster of Central Higher Secondary School>
77 students
Prof. K. Syed Abbas M.Sc., M.Phil., the Principal, Muhyideen Matriculation Higher Secondary School>
30 students (20 boys and 10 girls)
Kayalpatnam.com>Have you taken any special steps to improve the results this year?
Mrs.U.Thirumalai, M.Sc., M.Ed, M.Phil, the Headmistress of Government Girls Higher Secondary School>
We have conducted special classes, have given counselling to poor performing students. We have conducted
classes on Saturdays too
Mrs.M.Padmavathi, M.A., M.Ed, the Headmistress of Zubaida Girls Higher Secondary School>
We began our effort right from June onwards. We told the students to imagine public exams would be
starting the next month and prepare accordingly. We conducted small tests for each of the subjects,
in fact 25 to 30 small tests for each subject. To break the barrier between the teacher and the students,
we held interactive sessions. Also to break the barrier between the teachers and the headmistress, I held
regular meetings.
Parents Teachers Association has announced prizes for Top 3 rank holders from each subject and from each
class.
Mr.M.A.Mohamed Haneefa, M.Sc., M.Ed, the Headmaster of Elkay Higher Secondary School>
We conducted classes on Saturdays and special classes too. For the 12th standard students, we held
a special class every day before the school (normally) starts and for the 10th standard students, we
held a special class every day after the school (normally) ends.
Subjectwise toppers are also given prizes by teachers to motivate them
Mr.K.Haja Mydheen, M.A., M.Ed, the Headmaster of Central Higher Secondary School>
We conducted classes on Saturdays. We identified weak students and held night classes. To motivate
students, we have announced prizes for school toppers - sectionwise.
Prof. K. Syed Abbas M.Sc., M.Phil., the Principal, Muhyideen Matriculation Higher Secondary School>
Even after the portions were completed, we conducted special classes, held study hours, conducted revision
tests and model exams.
We have good infrastructure. The school is spacious. Our Lab facilities are so good - students from
10 Matriculation schools in the neighbourhood come to our School for the public Lab examinations
(including the schools in Kayalpatnam).
Mr.M.N.Abdul Malik - on behalf of Old Boys Association, Hong Kong - has announced special prizes for the school.
If the school gets 100% pass result, it would be given Rs.1,00,000 (separately for 12th and 10th). State Toppers
in Arabic and English would be given Rs.500 (Rs.500 to the teacher as well). For students scoring Centum in each
subject (12th and 10th), Rs.500 per subject (Rs.500 to the teacher as well).
In the Matriculation exams, the student scoring above 1000 will be given Rs.3000. The school would get Rs.2000.
If the town topper happens to be from Muhyideen School, Rs.2000 will be given to the topper.
In the Plus Two exams, the student scoring above 1150 will be given Rs.3000 (and the school would get
Rs.2000)
Kayalpatnam.com>Do you expect any of your students to excel this year at State/District level?
Could you name any student in particular?
Mrs.U.Thirumalai, M.Sc., M.Ed, M.Phil, the Headmistress of Government Girls Higher Secondary School>
We expect 3-4 students to perform extremely well at state level. The students include Ms.Katheejath Mujahida,
Ms.Nafiha and Ms.Raasheeda
Mrs.M.Padmavathi, M.A., M.Ed, the Headmistress of Zubaida Girls Higher Secondary School>
We expect state rank in Arabic; no other high expectations
Mr.M.A.Mohamed Haneefa, M.Sc., M.Ed, the Headmaster of Elkay Higher Secondary School>
We expect about 3 students to perform well at the District level
Mr.K.Haja Mydheen, M.A., M.Ed, the Headmaster of Central Higher Secondary School>
We expect toppers at the District level
Prof. K. Syed Abbas M.Sc., M.Phil., the Principal, Muhyideen Matriculation Higher Secondary School>
We expect at least 2 boys and 2 girls to perform extremely well in the public examinations
Kayalpatnam.com>What do you expect to be your pass and First-Class percentages this year?
What is the expected highest score from your school?
Mrs.U.Thirumalai, M.Sc., M.Ed, M.Phil, the Headmistress of Government Girls Higher Secondary School>
We expect 100% All-Pass and about 50% - First Class
Mrs.M.Padmavathi, M.A., M.Ed, the Headmistress of Zubaida Girls Higher Secondary School>
We expect 100% All-Pass and about 75% - First Class
Mr.M.A.Mohamed Haneefa, M.Sc., M.Ed, the Headmaster of Elkay Higher Secondary School>
We expect 100% All-Pass and about 60-70% - First Class
Mr.K.Haja Mydheen, M.A., M.Ed, the Headmaster of Central Higher Secondary School>
We expect 100% All-Pass and 60% - First Class
Prof. K. Syed Abbas M.Sc., M.Phil., the Principal, Muhyideen Matriculation Higher Secondary School>
We expect above 90% All-Pass and about 30 students to pass in First Class. We expect the top mark
to be close to 1150
Kayalpatnam.com>Do you feel there are some stumbling blocks that prevent Kayalpatnam students
do well at the State level? If yes, what do you think the schools, students, parents and social
organisations should do to improve the situation?
Mrs.U.Thirumalai, M.Sc., M.Ed, M.Phil, the Headmistress of Government Girls Higher Secondary School>
All are enthusiastic. I don't see any barriers
Mrs.M.Padmavathi, M.A., M.Ed, the Headmistress of Zubaida Girls Higher Secondary School>
Students must co-operate more. They must do early morning studies
Mr.M.A.Mohamed Haneefa, M.Sc., M.Ed, the Headmaster of Elkay Higher Secondary School>
A lot to say. Cannot explain in few words
Mr.K.Haja Mydheen, M.A., M.Ed, the Headmaster of Central Higher Secondary School>
Study environment a city has is not here. The awareness is also not here. Parents must co-operate more.
They should also monitor their children at home
Prof. K. Syed Abbas M.Sc., M.Phil., the Principal, Muhyideen Matriculation Higher Secondary School>
There are lots of diversions due to local conditions. Students are not disciplined, even though the
school is strict
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