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Inputs on Draft National Education Policy 2016

Start Date :
Jun 29, 2016
Last Date :
Oct 01, 2016
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India is sharing some inputs on the Draft National Education Policy (NEP), 2016. Views and suggestions are solicited from ...
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Dibyendu Sen Sharma
9 years 10 months ago
Cheap yet attractive Chinese products are engulfing the market - suffocating our artisans. Could the curriculum have areas which motivate & technically help our sculptors, potters & toy makers to embrace modern methods to revive the old art? School and College art departments could actually help the Indian economy, instead of being mere aesthetic attachments. It is a shame when we have to buy a China made toxic-coloured 'Lakshmi-Ganesh' idol for Deepawali!
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Om Tendolkar
9 years 10 months ago
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2) Less Chalk,Talk and Stick and more Thoughts,words and deeds.Childhood is the most innovative and imaginative phase of our life and this needs to nurture rather than thwarted in schools.
3)Imparting vocational education from 5th grade.
4)Having platforms such as Myschoolin where the child could be voice his opinion anonymously.A school is a micro-democracy and hence it should as vibrant as a real one.
5)Gender sensitisation from an early age.
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Om Tendolkar
9 years 10 months ago
1/1Indian Education system is clearly creating competent worker bees as Macaulay would have wanted it to.But the British have left long ago and it is high time that we to part with their education policy too.
My inputs for the Draft that much sharper minds are shaping would be
1)A local educational authority that has a say in what education is imparted in their geographical division.Combining cultural and geographical pride with global education.
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Damodar Lele
9 years 10 months ago
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Language is the vehicle of civilization, tradition, religion. If languages perish, there is fear of loss of our highly evolved culture. We are already late by 50 years in trying to conserve our languages, and one generation in urban areas is already lost. Any more delay will accelerate the annihilation, and wipe off the culture evolved over last 10,000 years.
Mother tongue itself should be medium of education. To innovate and contribute creatively we must embrace our languages.
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prashant gupta
9 years 10 months ago
There is no emphasis on quality of academics. The primary and secondary education is at the worst. The students shall be given freedom to take the choice of subjects from class9 and he must not be forced to study he don't want. Instead he must be groomed in the subjects of his choice. The student shall be encouraged to have thorough understanding of those subjects.
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Sachin Ambaskar
9 years 10 months ago
nation pride is decreasing day by day in new generation. my humble request to implement syllabus to increase nation pride in new generation in primary level.
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Damodar Lele
9 years 10 months ago
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Studying in mother tongue and own scripts will enrich our languages, and new literature also will be generated. All our regions, and associated food, clothing, culture, thought processes, and traditions will be conserved and enriched. The pride in them will be retained. Student will be rooted well in Indian culture. Common Sanskrit language will bring in a feeling of unity.
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Damodar Lele
9 years 10 months ago
Post 2/4:
1) Education should be in mother tongue/ regional language till 3rd standard. No need to introduce any other language till then in school curriculum.
2) From 4th std, Hindi may be introduced, as a language and also Devanagari script.
3) From 7th std, Sanskrit and English may be introduced.
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Damodar Lele
9 years 10 months ago
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Thinking and presenting thoughts in own language is natural and most efficient. Most Nobel prize winners have studied in their own languages. So mother tongue or the regional language should be the medium of study during schooling so that children do not miss opportunity to start thinking and expressing from early age. Japan, France, Germany, China etc have all educated their children in their own languages and made tremendous progress.
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Sachin Ambaskar
9 years 10 months ago
sanskrit subject is optional available in every school. library science subject in also introduced at junior college and senior college level so that in research work this subject help the student how to access information of various information sources
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