Instructions for Working with Tables 'Read Instructions, Watch Video and then Follow'
Instructions
- Click on EDIT ICON (pencil) button shown in front of the row where you want to add data.
- If you want to save click on UPDATE
- If you do not want to save changes click on CANCEL.
- Add data in proper sequence
- Keep the required documents ready in the prescribed format
- You can rearrange the sequence of rows by clicking on EDIT TABLE shown in the left bottom corner of the table. In order to rearrange the rows use DRAG AND DROP method.
- To upload document in any format click ADD MEDIA
- Watch the instructional video on the right for more information related to table editing.
Table Actions
Watch this video to know how to Add, Edit, Delete, and Rearrange table row and its data.
Weekly Time Table "Guiding Your Week: Navigating Knowledge Through Time"
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Guidelines for Preparing TimeTables
A timetable in a school is a structured and organized schedule that outlines the daily or weekly activities, classes, lessons, and events that occur within the school. It specifies when each subject or activity takes place and provides a framework for students, teachers, and staff to follow.
Key features of a school timetable include:
- Class Schedule: The timetable displays the sequence of classes for each grade or class. It outlines the order in which subjects are taught during the school day.
- Subjects and Teachers: Each time slot in the timetable is associated with a specific subject and teacher. This ensures that students know where to go and which subject they will be learning at a given time.
- Period Durations: The duration of each class or period is indicated in the timetable. This helps maintain consistency in class lengths and transition times.
- Breaks and Lunch: Timetables include designated break times and lunch periods when students can relax, eat, and engage in recreational activities.
- Special Events: Timetables may also incorporate special events such as assemblies, extracurricular activities, sports sessions, and cultural programs.
- Room Assignments: The timetable often includes room assignments, indicating where each class or subject will be conducted.
- Teacher Planning Time: Teachers’ preparation periods are typically integrated into the timetable to allow them time for lesson planning, grading, and other professional tasks.
- Consistency: A well-structured timetable ensures that subjects are evenly distributed throughout the week, preventing students from being overwhelmed by too many classes in a single day.
- Student Rotation: In some cases, timetables may incorporate rotating schedules, where students have different subjects at different times on different days.
Timetables are essential tools for effective school management. They help students and teachers stay organized, maintain discipline, and ensure a smooth flow of educational activities throughout the day. Timetables also play a crucial role in optimizing classroom resources and managing the allocation of teaching staff.