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Inputs on Draft National Education Policy 2016

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)
Submission Closed

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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venketeswaran
venketeswaran 9 years 10 months ago
NEW EDUCATION-POLICY The Government’s new education policy on which public opinion is called, focusses on Quality Improvement in education which is factored by (1) Social equity (2) Equality of Opportunity, both warranting restructuring, retexturing, and refining the existing systems - their constitutions, methodology, and soft-wares (teachers and students) and resetting of interpersonal /intersystemic relationships within the four-walled event called “Education”,
venketeswaran
venketeswaran 9 years 10 months ago
NEW EDUCATION-POLICY The Government’s new education policy on which public opinion is called, focusses on Quality Improvement in education which is factored by (1) Social equity (2) Equality of Opportunity, both warranting restructuring, retexturing, and refining the existing systems - their constitutions, methodology, and soft-wares (teachers and students) and resetting of interpersonal /intersystemic relationships within
venketeswaran
venketeswaran 9 years 10 months ago
NEW EDUCATION-POLICY The Government’s new education policy on which public opinion is called, focusses on Quality Improvement in education which is factored by (1) Social equity (2) Equality of Opportunity, both warranting restructuring, retexturing, and refining the existing systems - their constitutions, methodology, and soft-wares (teachers and students) and resetting of interpersonal /intersystemic relationships within
Himanshu Joshi
Himanshu Joshi 9 years 10 months ago
1. MERGE EDUCATION BOARDS, TAKE ALONG STATE BOARDS, TO DELIVER COMMON BASIC EDUCATION. 2. FLEXIBILITY FOR STATE BOARDS ON STATE SUBJECTS LIKE MOTHER TONGUE, REGIONAL HISTORY, ETC. 3. THEORETICAL SUBJECTS ON PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND COMPULSORY SPORTS EDUCATION. 4. MAXIMUM 2 EXAM/TEST PER YEAR. 5. WIDE-GRADING SYSTEM, WITH JUST 3 GRADES, TOP ONE STARTING JUST AT 75%. 6. LOGICAL ABILITY PAPER WITH MARKING (IN 10TH & 12TH) TO SERVE ADMISSION CRITERIA. #NationalEducationPolicy, #MHRD, #MyGov
Pralhad Bhausaheb Patil
Pralhad Bhausaheb Patil 9 years 10 months ago
Let the teacher find out the qualities in the student deserves and accordingly after 5th standard only make a syllabus and education streams through which the student will gain the interested knowledge and will prove his abilities which will be the great thing in his own carrer as well as in nation building. Current educatrion system is wasting the life of the students his parents , money of the parents and of the government, time of everybody involved in the chain.
HEMANT RAMSURESH PANDEY
HEMANT RAMSURESH PANDEY 9 years 10 months ago
THE EDUCATIONAL POLICY SHOULD AIM AT MAKING ENLIGHTENED CITIZENS WHO WILL CONTRIBUTE TO NATION BUILDING,IT IS THEREFORE IMPORTANT THAT THE POLICY IS JUST,HAS THE REQUISITE VALUES AND IS IMPLEMENTABLE.THE POLICY SHOULD AIM AT THE FOLLOWING. 1 UNIFORM SYLLABUS ACROSS INDIA AND ACROSS BOARDS 2 MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION CAN BE LANGUAGE 3 PATTERN AND TIME OF EXAMS SHOULD BE SAME AND RESULTS SHOULD ALSO BE DECLARED AT THE SAME TIME 4 40%MARKS SHOULD BE RESERVED FOR SPORTS AND FITNESS SO
majety vijay krishna
majety vijay krishna 9 years 10 months ago
Please consider to audit the private schools for providing admissions to economically weak sections. The private schools take financial concessions and avail good parcel of land, but deny admission to economically weaker sections,though they are obliged to do by law. Please implement strictly this provision.
S Sukumar
S Sukumar 9 years 10 months ago
Teaching as a profession in higher education is not a very attractive one due to the inconsistencies in the pay structure for the teachers. highly qualified teachers are paid very low salaries by private institutions and government institutions do not make any attempt to tap these qualified resources who would bring a lot of value to teaching, research guidance as well as proper mentoring
Dinesh Neerav
Dinesh Neerav 9 years 10 months ago
Sir, I am vehemently concerned with the growing English medium in our country. This makes all the govt schools pure garbage. Industries like TATA, Birla, etc., were running schools in their home cities, which they have closed now, due to non availability of Hindi-Urdu-Oria-Bangla students. It also needs attention that due to English medium, moral-social-interpersonal values are falling down, because language always brings its culture. English should be taught as a subject but not as a medium.