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Ex ISRO Chief Suffers Heart Attack In Lanka, Being Brought To Bengaluru
Former ISRO chairperson and head of New Education Policy's drafting committee K Kasturirangan suffered a heart attack in Sri Lanka and is being shifted to Bengaluru for treatment, sources said on Monday.
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How The New National Curriculum Framework Plans To Deal With Fear Of Maths
Mathematics should be integrated with arts, sports and language to make the subject more creative and aesthetic for school students which has traditionally been more "robotic" and "algorithmic", according to the draft NCF.
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For 'Honours' Degree, College Students To Do 4 Years, Not 3, Says New Draft Rule
Students will be able to get an undergraduate 'Honours' degree after completing four years instead of three, according to new draft norms prepared by the University Grants Commission (UGC).
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Education Ministry Holds Meeting For Seeking Inputs For New Curriculum
The key deliverables of NCF that were discussed at the meet included early childhood care and education, foundational literacy and numeracy, competency-based education, flexibility in the choice of subjects in secondary classes, reduction of curriculum to core essentials etc.
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"Emphasis Laid On Local Languages For Conducting Entrance Exams"; President Kovind Hails New Education Policy
President Ram Nath Kovind said that teaching in six Indian languages is starting in 19 engineering colleges in 10 states this year
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NEP 2020: Dharmendra Pradhan Vows For Greater Integration Of Local Languages In Professional Education
The minister today reviewed the report of the task force on imparting professional education in local languages
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Union Education Minister Meets NEP Drafting Panel Chief K Kasturirangan
The meeting took place on the eve of completion of one year of the roll-out of the NEP. The NEP, approved by the Union Cabinet last year at a meeting presided by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, replaced the National Policy on Education framed in 1986.
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Education Minister Launches Online Portal To Seek Advice On New Teachers' Programmes
Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ has launched a new online portal that will be inviting suggestions or inputs from teachers and other professionals to help preparing a draft for National Mission for Mentoring Program Membership (NMM) and National Professional Standards for Teacher
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NEP 2020: Tamil Nadu Forms Panel To Study National Education Policy, Advise Government
The Tamil Nadu School Education Department has formed a 13-member high-level committee to study the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 in order to advise the government on two-language policy and other issues.
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Education Ministry Invites Suggestions From School Teachers, Principals On NEP Implementation
The NEP approved by the government last month replaces the 34-year-old National Policy on Education framed in 1986 and is aimed at paving the way for transformational reforms in school and higher education systems to make India a global knowledge superpower.
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National Education Policy Will Ensure Quality And Affordable Education: Prakash Javadekar
Addressing a webinar on the National Education Policy (NEP), Javadekar said he had seen the process of formulation of the policy closely when he was the Human Resource Development minister.
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Centralization Of Education In NEP Harmful To Federalism: Student Body
The new education policy due to its power-centric nature undermines the Indian federal principles, says the Muslim Students’ Federation (MSF).
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Vice President Praises New Education Policy For Reducing The Load On Students
The Vice President of India, M Venkaiah Naidu today praised new education policy for bringing down the load of students by reducing the syllabus.
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Bengal Forms Six-Member Panel To Study National Education Policy
The Bengal government on Monday formed a six-member committee to study and share observations on the new education policy approved by the Union Cabinet, two days after Education Minister Partha Chatterjee slammed it as a "copy of the system prevalent in western countries".
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Opinion: Can The New NEP Really Reform Education In India?
Finally, the New Education Policy (NEP-2020) is out, though it is somewhat surprising that it comes bang in the middle of a pandemic, and when parliament is not in session. Even though almost two lakh suggestions were received as feedback on the draft policy (DNEP-2019) not much debate about these has been seen in the public domain.
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Ex ISRO Chief Suffers Heart Attack In Lanka, Being Brought To Bengaluru
Former ISRO chairperson and head of New Education Policy's drafting committee K Kasturirangan suffered a heart attack in Sri Lanka and is being shifted to Bengaluru for treatment, sources said on Monday.
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How The New National Curriculum Framework Plans To Deal With Fear Of Maths
Mathematics should be integrated with arts, sports and language to make the subject more creative and aesthetic for school students which has traditionally been more "robotic" and "algorithmic", according to the draft NCF.
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For 'Honours' Degree, College Students To Do 4 Years, Not 3, Says New Draft Rule
Students will be able to get an undergraduate 'Honours' degree after completing four years instead of three, according to new draft norms prepared by the University Grants Commission (UGC).
-
Education Ministry Holds Meeting For Seeking Inputs For New Curriculum
The key deliverables of NCF that were discussed at the meet included early childhood care and education, foundational literacy and numeracy, competency-based education, flexibility in the choice of subjects in secondary classes, reduction of curriculum to core essentials etc.
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"Emphasis Laid On Local Languages For Conducting Entrance Exams"; President Kovind Hails New Education Policy
President Ram Nath Kovind said that teaching in six Indian languages is starting in 19 engineering colleges in 10 states this year
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NEP 2020: Dharmendra Pradhan Vows For Greater Integration Of Local Languages In Professional Education
The minister today reviewed the report of the task force on imparting professional education in local languages
-
Union Education Minister Meets NEP Drafting Panel Chief K Kasturirangan
The meeting took place on the eve of completion of one year of the roll-out of the NEP. The NEP, approved by the Union Cabinet last year at a meeting presided by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, replaced the National Policy on Education framed in 1986.
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Education Minister Launches Online Portal To Seek Advice On New Teachers' Programmes
Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ has launched a new online portal that will be inviting suggestions or inputs from teachers and other professionals to help preparing a draft for National Mission for Mentoring Program Membership (NMM) and National Professional Standards for Teacher
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NEP 2020: Tamil Nadu Forms Panel To Study National Education Policy, Advise Government
The Tamil Nadu School Education Department has formed a 13-member high-level committee to study the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 in order to advise the government on two-language policy and other issues.
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Education Ministry Invites Suggestions From School Teachers, Principals On NEP Implementation
The NEP approved by the government last month replaces the 34-year-old National Policy on Education framed in 1986 and is aimed at paving the way for transformational reforms in school and higher education systems to make India a global knowledge superpower.
-
National Education Policy Will Ensure Quality And Affordable Education: Prakash Javadekar
Addressing a webinar on the National Education Policy (NEP), Javadekar said he had seen the process of formulation of the policy closely when he was the Human Resource Development minister.
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Centralization Of Education In NEP Harmful To Federalism: Student Body
The new education policy due to its power-centric nature undermines the Indian federal principles, says the Muslim Students’ Federation (MSF).
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Vice President Praises New Education Policy For Reducing The Load On Students
The Vice President of India, M Venkaiah Naidu today praised new education policy for bringing down the load of students by reducing the syllabus.
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Bengal Forms Six-Member Panel To Study National Education Policy
The Bengal government on Monday formed a six-member committee to study and share observations on the new education policy approved by the Union Cabinet, two days after Education Minister Partha Chatterjee slammed it as a "copy of the system prevalent in western countries".
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Opinion: Can The New NEP Really Reform Education In India?
Finally, the New Education Policy (NEP-2020) is out, though it is somewhat surprising that it comes bang in the middle of a pandemic, and when parliament is not in session. Even though almost two lakh suggestions were received as feedback on the draft policy (DNEP-2019) not much debate about these has been seen in the public domain.
