Archive · 8 Jan 2026
Andhra Pradesh Launches IVRS Survey on Teachers
The Andhra Pradesh government started a special phone survey to ask parents about their children's teachers.
They want to know if teachers are coming to school on time and teaching well.
Parents are called and asked to press numbers to answer questions.
Teachers are not happy because they feel they are already being checked a lot.
The government says this will help make schools better.
Andhra Pradesh government launched an IVRS survey to gather feedback on teachers' punctuality and teaching quality.
Parents are contacted directly through IVRS calls to share their opinions.
Teachers express displeasure over additional monitoring, stating they are already checked daily for attendance and punctuality.
The survey aims to monitor school functioning and improve the overall quality of education in government schools.
Parents are asked to respond to key questions by pressing numbers on their phone during the call.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh state government and parents of government school students
- What
- Launch of an IVRS survey to gather feedback on teachers' punctuality and teaching quality
- When
- Wednesday evening
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, India
- Why
- To monitor school functioning and improve the overall quality of education in government schools
- Location
- Andhra Pradesh, India
- Survey Type
- Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS)
- Purpose
- To gather feedback on teachers' punctuality and teaching quality
- Survey Initiation Date
- Wednesday evening
- Official Contact Number
- 8645319491 (AP Government Feedback)
- Teacher Monitoring
- Daily attendance and punctuality checks
- Teacher Response
- Displeasure over additional monitoring
- Government Objective
- To monitor school functioning and improve education quality