The government has planned to introduce Starlink satellite internet connectivity in 100 schools in the Chattogram Hill Tracts (CHT) within the next six months to promote e-learning facility, which will help the hilly students get access to modern education.
“This initiative will bring about technological revolution in education. Students in remote hilly areas will be able to attend online classes of experienced teachers from urban centres ensuring quality parity,” said CHT Affairs Adviser Supradip Chakma.
He said this will help the hilly students become proficient in technology, which will support their higher education and career development.
Arrangements are being made to provide technology-driven quality education to students from ethnically diverse groups in the Chattogram Hill Tracts.
Cox’s Bazar Life Desk/BSS
