Compensation of Academic Loss Programme (CALP)

The Compensation of Academic Loss Programme (CALP) appears to be a program or initiative designed to address and mitigate the academic setbacks or learning gaps that students may have experienced, especially in the context of disruptions such as the COVID-19 pandemic or other extended absences from traditional schooling.

Key Features and Objectives

The primary goal of CALP is to compensate for the academic losses that students may have incurred due to various reasons like prolonged school closures, lack of access to learning resources, or disruptions in regular academic schedules.

• • CALP typically targets students who have fallen behind academically and need additional support to catch up with their peers. This may include students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds or those facing specific learning challenges.
  • Assessing students’ current academic levels to identify specific areas of weakness or gaps in learning.
    Developing personalized learning plans tailored to each student’s needs, focusing on areas where they require additional support or reinforcement.
  • Providing targeted interventions such as remedial classes, tutoring sessions, or enrichment programs to help students bridge their academic gaps.
  • Regularly monitoring students’ progress and evaluating the effectiveness of interventions to ensure that they are making meaningful academic gains.