Skip to main content

National education policy 2020 Group Discussion Topic for Airforce Phase2

Recently, on 29 July 2020, Government of India has approved New Education policy:2020. The draft national education policy 2020 by a panel headed by former ISRO chief K Kasturirangan was approved by the Union Cabinet.

It was third time when education policy has been changed, it has been introduced first time in 1968 and then 1986. In constitution of India, Education is a fundamental right under article 21.

Union Cabinet has approved the new national education policy 2020 with an aim to introduce several changes in the Indian education system from the school to college level .

HRD ministry has been renamed as Ministry of Education under the new education policy 


Vocational education will be added from class 6 onwards in new National curriculum Framework will be created with ECE schools teachers and adult education will be linked board exams will be divided into two sections 


Life skills will be added to children's report card 


In higher education, multiple entry and exit options will now be offered.

National education policy 2020 targets 100% gross enrollment ratio in school education by 2030.

National education policy will replace current 10 + 2 system by a new 5 + 3 + 3 + 4 system corresponding to ages 3 - 8 yrs, 8 -11 yrs,  12 -14 yrs and 14 to 18 years respectively to develop the mental ability of child.

National education policy will bring 12 years of schooling with three years of schooling according to any there will be an by 2030, 4 year B.Ed degree would be the minimum educational qualification for teaching.



Teaching and medium of Institution should be in child's mother tongue till class fifth, from class 5th students will study coding and Vocational Studies and board exam will happen twice a year, in the higher education the policy bring a four year undergraduate courses with multiple entry and exit systems and making education flexible and transparent.

A new school curriculum with coding and Vocational Studies from class 6th will be introduced

Age 3 to 8 years Foundation stage
3 year 8 to 11 years for proprietary
11 to 14 years middle 
14 to 18 years secondary stage

Students until class five should be taught in their mother tongue / regional language.
Vocational Studies will be given from class 6 onwards like coding, electric work, carpenter etc. it will also be made available through online mode and 10 days bag-less period will be given to 6 -8 grade students in a year to reduce the burden of heavy weights.

Board examination will be happen twice a year.

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Thanks for showing interest. Join on Telegram Search airforcestudy on Telegram App.

Popular posts from this blog

Cyber Security Need of the hour: Group Discussion Topic for Airforce Phase2

Cyber security : Need of the Hour It is the time when whole world is suffering from covid crisis.  Currently government websites are being hacked, Banks also reported breach of confidential data from their servers,  the energy and nuclear power plants control systems are infected with virus Trojan and social media accounts of  celebrities being hacked. People are receiving text messages asking amount or money has been deducted from their bank accounts. The whole Nation is in a state of confusion.  It is clear that our country has become a victim of cyber attack and there has been 260% increase in cyber attacks since lockdown induced due to covid-19 pandemic. Due to increasing network and interconnectivity cyber attacks have become more common.   Cyber attackers uses different methods for attacks.  First , There are many financially motivated organised crime groups uses cyberspace as Warfare to hack business, Networks and demand mo...
Post a Comment
Read more

How to daily plan your day for maximum benefit

Planning is the key to management. The better you plan, the better you will be able to manage the tasks you are provided. Planning ahead of your schedule allows you to be proactive and makes you ready to withstand whatever is sent your way. Use a planner is a smart way to start with. It lays it all down whatever is needed to be done so that you know how much work you have and how you are going to manage it all in a limited time period. Your planner does not necessarily have to be a traditional diary. You can maintain your planning anywhere that is feasible for you– computer, notebook or your phone. What matters is that you have everything aligned appropriately according to priority. Plan weekly so that you know what lies ahead in one quick glance, and then you can adjust other smaller tasks accordingly. When planning, you need to be careful about how you schedule your tasks. Know that you cannot plan each minute exactly. That is unrealistic. You need to be more considerate about the bi...
Post a Comment
Read more

Bhuri Bai a tribal champion

Bhuri Bai a tribal champion  From extracting colour from plants and clay and painting on walls to stroking acrylic  colours on papers, Bhuri Bai is known as the first tribal woman artist to popularise the  art of Pithora painting. Bhuri Bai is an Indian Bhil artist.  Born in Pitol village, it's situated on the border of Madhya Pardesh and Gujrat but pitol  is a village of Jhabua district in Madhya Pradesh, Bhuri Bai belongs to the community of  Bhils, the largest tribal group  She has won many awards including the highest state honour accorded to artists by the  Madhya Pradesh government, the Shikhar Samman. She was awarded India's fourth  highest civilian award the Padma Shri in 2021.  Bhuri, belongs to one of the larg with many awards including Shikhar Samman, Madhya Pradesh’s highest state honour.   Nari Shakti Puraskar (Woman Power Award) is an annual award given by the Ministry of  Women and Child Development of  institutions that w...
Post a Comment
Read more