Skip to main content

FAQS OF NEW EDUCATION POLICY

 

 

Topics of the day, 

 -What is the new education policy? 

-how will schools evaluate students? 

-what is the new 5+3+3+4 curricular activity? 

 -what is the 3 language formula? 

- will there be any changes in board exams pattern? 

- what criteria will be followed for admission in higher education institutions? 

- what changes have been made under UG courses? 

-What does multiple entry and exist for UG courses mean. 

- how will these reforms be implemented. 

 Introducing the topic, 


-how will schools evaluate students, 

Recently the central government has introduced the new education policy 2020 in the new system of education. 

A combination of self assessment by the teacher ,Peer assessment and teacher assessment will be followed the national education policy seeks to equip students passing out from great 12 at least one core skill. 


New structure of Curriculum structure of 5 + 3 + 3 + 4,

Under the new system there will be for development stages they are, 

- foundational for three years (anganvadi for preschool aur Bal Vatika from Age 3 to 6 ). And two years of class 1 and 2 up to age 6 + 8years.
- in the middle for three years from class 6 to 8 from age 11 to 14 years. 
- secondary is for four years from 19 12 class and of age 14 to 18 years. 



What is the three language formula, 

The new education policy recommends That All students will learn three languages in their schools .
under the formula at least two of the three languages should be native of school. 

Will there be any changes in board exams pattern, 

Board exams will continue for 10 and 12 but the question papers will have more number of objective type questions and Resigned with Holistic development as the aim. A new National assessment centre (PARAKHNE) will be set up as a standard setting body. 

 The criteria will be followed for admission in higher education institutes, 

After grade 12 The NTA will conduct a single entrance examination for admission into higher educational institutions in country .
here NTA mean national testing agency.

The changes have been done under UG courses are, 

Under the new UG courses format options have been given that include certificate after 1 year advanced diploma after 2 years .bachelor degree after 3 years and bachelor with research after four years. 

What does multiple entry and exit for UG courses mean, 

If student chooses to exit from the degree at any point during the course of the period they have the option to return and start where they left. 
They are not required to start from their first year of undergraduate courses again. 

How will this reforms be implemented, 

Since education is an concurrent subject both the centre and the state governments can make laws on it. But
 the reforms proposed can only be implemented collaboratively by the central and state governments. 

Comments

Post a Comment

If you have any questions, please mention in comment box

Popular posts from this blog

THE HISTORY AND VALUE OF MASKS, A TIMELINE OF THE EVOLUTION OF FACE MASKS

  In this review, we describe the history of masks from the ... if wound infections could be reduced by the use of surgical ... Masks...  About bubonic plague,  Bubonic plague is the most common form of the disease that people can get. The name comes from the symptoms it causes - painful, swollen lymph nodes or 'buboes' in the groin or armpit. From 2010 to 2015 there were 3,248 cases reported worldwide, including 584 deaths. Historically, it has also been called the Black Death, in reference to the gangrenous blackening and death of body parts, such as the fingers and toes, that can happen with the illness. Let's drive into the topic,  Evolution of face masks,  Medical professionals from the time wore beak-like mask coupled with black coats and dark hats . To treat patients suffering from the bubonic plague these masks were supposedly filled with Herbs such as clove,Cinnamon to combat contagion carried by bad air .  19 century in Europe,  The introduct...
Post a Comment
Read more

FAQS ABOUT THE COVID-19 VACCINE

  Topics to he discussed, How many vaccines are being tested in India?  When will the vaccine be available to people?  Who will receive the vaccine first in India? At what stages are these vaccines at?  The cost of wax in India will be!  When will the vaccine be available,  In to the topic,  Currently human trials after wax in candidates are being conducted in India they are "ZYCOV-D", vaccine from Zydus Cadila, Serum Institute of India is conducting trials for "COVISHIELD"Under The Oxford vaccine project.  , vaccine from Bharat Biotech and Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) .  Stages of the vaccine,  Covaxin, is it Phase 1 and 2 of the clinical trials.  ZYCOV- D has entered Phase II of the human clinical.  Phase II and III trials of the COVISHIELD, vaccine has been approved in India.  When will the vaccine be available,  If the vaccine trial results are successful then these vaccine will be available to people...
Post a Comment
Read more

COVID-19, IT'S DICTIONARY.

Today let's know about the covid-19 dictionary. I know that covid-19 has ruined all the world but lets decode the covid-19 terms.  1.COVIDIOT,  COVIDIOT,means an individual who disregards health and safety guidelines about the novel corona virus .  for example not washing his hands regularly ,stubbornly ignoring social distancing, hoarding items like toilet paper and hand sanitizer and many more.  2.COVIDIENT,  COVIDIENT, means an individual who follow safety measures given by the government Agencies about the the novel coronavirus . for example staying home during lockdown ,avoiding group meetings, taking care of personal hygiene and many more which safeguard our health.  3.PREPPER,  PREPPER mean one who prepares for the possible changes such as natural disasters ,social collapse ,or pandemic by making sure of stability of one's financial situation isn't affected.  4.ZOOM-BOMBING,  ZOOM-BOMBING, mean when someone  un invited guest to a ...
Post a Comment
Read more