<p>Such parents would not have any complaints against a teacher here, who has set a record by taking classes continuously for 13 hours.<br /><br />S Ravishankar, a faculty at Raghvendra BEd College in Malladihalli in Holalkere taluk in Chitradurga district left no stone unturned to achieve this rare feat. <br /><br />Though it was a tiresome time for the pupils to hear the lecture continuously, Ravishankar was intent on accomplishing his goal.<br /><br />Ravishankar started the lecture series at 8:30 am on Saturday and finished it at 9:30 pm.<br />Special talk<br /><br />He also delivered a special talk on ‘Education Psychology’, considered a very boring subject. Ravishankar infused new thoughts and made the subject more interesting to hold the students’ attention. <br /><br />He consumed fruit juice after every two hours to maintain the pitch of the voice. Nearly, 98 students heard his lecture with patience.<br /><br />Later, speaking to reporters, Ravishankar said it was an effort to celebrate his 13th year of teaching. Next year, Ravishankar aims to deliver lecture continuously for 14 hours. Students are forewarned!<br /></p>
<p>Such parents would not have any complaints against a teacher here, who has set a record by taking classes continuously for 13 hours.<br /><br />S Ravishankar, a faculty at Raghvendra BEd College in Malladihalli in Holalkere taluk in Chitradurga district left no stone unturned to achieve this rare feat. <br /><br />Though it was a tiresome time for the pupils to hear the lecture continuously, Ravishankar was intent on accomplishing his goal.<br /><br />Ravishankar started the lecture series at 8:30 am on Saturday and finished it at 9:30 pm.<br />Special talk<br /><br />He also delivered a special talk on ‘Education Psychology’, considered a very boring subject. Ravishankar infused new thoughts and made the subject more interesting to hold the students’ attention. <br /><br />He consumed fruit juice after every two hours to maintain the pitch of the voice. Nearly, 98 students heard his lecture with patience.<br /><br />Later, speaking to reporters, Ravishankar said it was an effort to celebrate his 13th year of teaching. Next year, Ravishankar aims to deliver lecture continuously for 14 hours. Students are forewarned!<br /></p>
