Archive · 18 Jul 2025
Hyderabad Schools to Restructure Classrooms to Eliminate Back Benches
In Hyderabad, government schools are changing how students sit to make sure everyone feels like they're in the front row.
Instead of rows, they might sit in circles or groups.
This idea comes from a movie and a new way of teaching that wants everyone to participate more.
Some students are excited, but others are a bit nervous about the change.
Teachers are also wondering how it will work with the space and furniture they have.
The goal is to help all students feel more confident and involved in learning.
Hyderabad government schools will restructure classrooms to eliminate back-benchers.
The decision, inspired by a Malayalam film and NCF 2023, promotes learner-centered classrooms.
Other states like Kerala, Punjab, West Bengal, and Tamil Nadu have already adopted similar methods.
Students and teachers express mixed feelings about the new seating arrangements.
Concerns include space constraints and the impact on existing classroom infrastructure.
- Who
- Hyderabad district government schools.
- What
- Government schools in Hyderabad will restructure classrooms.
- When
- The decision was made recently.
- Where
- Hyderabad government schools.
- Why
- To create a more inclusive, participatory learning environment, inspired by the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) 2023.
Supporters
Critics
Classroom Layout
Supporters
Promotes active learning and inclusivity.
Critics
Concerns about space and infrastructure limitations.
Student Comfort
Supporters
Enhances student participation.
Critics
Potential discomfort or nervousness from students.
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Schools Affected
- Government schools
- Action
- Classroom restructuring
- Inspiration
- Malayalam movie and NCF 2023
- Goal
- More inclusive and participatory classrooms