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The document outlines key aspects of the National Education Policy 2020, including: 1. The vision is to develop respect for fundamental rights and responsibilities, bonding with one's country, and awareness of one's role in a changing world. The goal is an equitable and vibrant knowledge society through high-quality education for all. 2. Key principles include emphasizing conceptual understanding over rote learning, recognizing unique capabilities in each student, encouraging critical thinking and creativity, continuous review and research, respect for diversity and local context, equity and inclusion, community participation, and use of technology. 3. Universal access to early childhood care and education is emphasized, with a foundational learning curriculum from ages 3-8 and pre-
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- 2. Agenda ● Vision andKey Principles ● Universal Access and Early Childhood Education ● How children will Learn - Curricular and Pedagogic structures ● Curriculum - Learning Outcomes - Competencies ● Schools - Complex - Accreditation ● Teachers - Education and Development ● NEP - New Features ● Key Focus Areas - Equity - Gender - Special Needs ● Goals and Implementation Plan
- 3. Vision of theNational Education Policy 2020 1 Develops a deep sense of respect towards the fundamental rights, duties and Constitutional values, bonding with one’s country, and a conscious awareness of one’s role and responsibilities in a changing world 2 3 An education system that contributes to an equitableand vibrant knowledge society, by providing high-quality education to all Instilsskills, values, and dispositionsthat support responsible commitment to human rights, sustainabledevelopment and living, and global well-being, thereby reflecting a truly global citizen
- 4. Key Principles ofNEP - Emphasize Conceptual Understanding Rather than rote learning and learning-for-exams - Unique Capabilities Recognizing, identifying them in each student. - Critical thinking and Creativity To encourage logical decision- making and innovation - Continuous Review Based on sustained research and regularassessment by educational experts. - Respect for Diversity & Local Context In all curriculum, pedagogy, and policy. - Equity & Inclusion As the cornerstone of all educational decisions. - Community Participation Encouragement and facilitation for philanthropic, privateand community participation. - Use of Technology In teaching and learning, removing languagebarriers, for Divyang students, and in educational planning and management.
- 5. Universal Access toEarly Childhood Care & Education (ECCE) Foundational Learning Curriculum For age group of 3-8 divided in two parts: (i) From age 3-6 in ECCE and (ii) age 6 to 8 in class I and II in primary school Preparatory Class Prior to the age of 5 every child will move to a “Preparatory Class” or “Balvatika” (that is, before Class 1) Universal Access For children of 3-6 years: access to free, safe, high quality ECCE at Anganwadis/Pre-school/Balvatika Multifaceted Flexible, multi-level, play-based, activity-based, and inquiry- based learning Implementation to be jointly carriedout by Ministries of HRD, Women and Child Development (WCD), Health and Family Welfare (HFW), and Tribal Affairs
- 6. To ensure accessand opportunity to all children Multiple Pathways Multiple pathways to learning; involving both formal and non-formal education modes Bring Back Drop-outs To bring drop out children back to school Build Schools Promoting both governments and non-governmental philanthropic organizations to build schools Alternative Centers Alternative and innovative education centers Learning Outcomes Focus will be on achieving desired learning outcomes at all levels Peer Tutoring Suitable for all categories business and personal presentation Ensuring Universal Access to Education at all levels
- 7. Expected Outcomes ●Universalisation ofAccess – from ECCE to Secondary ●Ensure equity and inclusion ●Bring back 2 crores out-of-school children ●Attain SDG goals of retaining all children in schools until completion of secondary education ●Improve Quality and achievement of learning outcomes – Foundational Literacy & Numeracy (FLN) ●Focus on 21st century skills in teaching, learning and assessment ●Resource sharing- School complexes ●Effective Governance - separation of powers and common norms ●Overcoming the language barrier in learning ●Common standards for public and private school education
- 8. How children willlearn ?
- 9. New pedagogical andcurricularstructure of school education (5+3+3+4):3 years in Anganwadi/pre-school and 12 years in school • Secondary Stage(4) multidisciplinary study, greater critical thinking, flexibility and student choice of subjects • Middle Stage (3) experiential learning in the sciences, mathematics, arts, socialsciences, and humanities • Preparatory Stage (3) play, discovery, and activity-basedand interactive classroomlearning • Foundational stage (5) multilevel, play/activity-basedlearning Middle 10 Years (Ages 6-16) 2 Years (Age 16-18) 2 years (Class 1 & 2) (Ages 6-8) .................................... 3 years (Anganwadi/ pre- school/Balvatika) (Ages 3-6) 3 Years (Class 3 to 5) (Age 8-11) 3 Years (Class 6 to 8) (Age 11-14) 4 Years (Class 9 to 12) (Age 14-18) Existing Academic Structure New Academic Structure Foundational Preparatory Secondary Transforming Curricular & Pedagogical Structure
- 10. ECCE Framework School Preparation Module A3-month play-based ‘school preparation module’ for all Grade 1 students to be developed by NCERT Research and Best Practices NCPFECE will be aligned with the latest research on ECCE, and national and international best practices Multi-faceted Framework Comprising of alphabets, languages, numbers, counting, colours, shapes, indoor and outdoor play, puzzles and logical thinking, problem-solving, drawing, painting and other visual art, craft, drama and puppetry, music and movement NCPFECE National Curricularand Pedagogical Framework for Early Childhood Education (NCPFECE) will be drafted by NCERT
- 11. Early Childhood Education:Learning in the Formative Years Etiquette, Behaviour and Emotional Development Play-based & Discovery- based learning Self-Identity Teamwork & Collaboration Colours, Shapes, Alphabets & Numbers Relationship with Nature Logical Thinking & Problem Solving Developing curiosity Arts, crafts and Music Ethics
- 12. Attainment of FoundationalLiteracy And Numeracy by Grade 3 in Mission mode FLN by Grade 3 Foundational Skills Universal acquisition of foundational learningskills National Repository National Repository -High Quality Teaching and Learning Resources on DIKSHA Early Learning Focus on early reading, writing & mathematics National Mission National Mission on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy Libraries School libraries, including digital libraries to be leveraged 3-month Play based School 3-month play-based school preparation module’ for all Grade 1 students Book Promotion National Book Promotion Policy will be formulated and public and school libraries will be expanded
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- 14. Curriculum in allsubjects to be reduced to its core essentials Focus on critical thinking, inquiry, discovery, discussion and analysis- based teaching and learning methods for holisticeducation Interactiveteaching with reduced dependency on textbook learning; Questions from students will be promoted ExperientialLearning Fun, creative, collaborative, and exploratory activities in classroom for experiential learning and deeper student learning Reduction in Curriculum Core Essentials Critical Thinking Interactive Classes ● Curriculum and pedagogy to be transformed by 2022 to promote skill based and minimize rote based learning ● Revision of NCF for school education and NCF for teacher education 2009 by 2021
- 15. Focus on LOs,Competencies and subject - integration Modules on preparing and implementing pedagogical plans based on competency and outcome-based education for school leaders NO hard separation between: • curricular/co-curricular/extra-curricular; • academic/vocational; • science/humanities; • sports/art/academics Through arts integrated, sports integrated, ICT integrated and storytelling based pedagogy among others as standard pedagogy Emphasis on digital literacy, coding and computational thinking, ethical and moral reasoning Development of scientific temperand inculcation of knowledge and practice of human and constitutional values such as patriotism, sacrifice, non-violence, truth, honesty, peace etc. Competency based education Integration of subjects Developmentof scientific temper NO SILOS among subjects/learning Emphasis on Digital literacy Promotion of multi-lingual teaching Promoting states to enter into bilateral agreements with nearby states to hire language teachers
- 16. State governments willbe encouraged to hire adequate number of counsellors and teachers (to be shared across school complex) Annual health check up for all students Reduced weight of school bags and textbooks through suitable changes in curriculum and pedagogy Mandatory skills to be imbibed by all students - health, nutrition, physical education, fitness, wellness, sports. In addition- Basic training in preventive health care, mental health, first aid, personal and public hygiene will be included in the curriculum The role and expectations of principal and teachers will explicitly include developing a caring and inclusive culture at school Differentiated interventions and suitable infrastructure development at schools to make access easier for children with disability Health check ups Reduce weight of school bags Mandatory skills : Health and Wellness - Inclusive and caring culture at school Focus on children with disability Hiring counsellors in school complexes Mental and physical health and well-being: Mandatory for students to acquire skills in: healthand nutrition;physical education, fitness, wellness, andsports
- 17. Promotion of peertutoring Equal Weightage ● No hard separation between curricular, co-curricular and extra curricular area. ● Freedom of choosing a variety of subject combination to be provided Experiential Learning ● Focus on experiential, inquiry and discovery based teaching learning methods Integrated Pedagogy ● Arts, sports, and story-telling and ICT-integrated pedagogy Bagless Days ● Bagless days to be scheduled in academic calendar Use and integration of technology Innovative Pedagogy: Transforming teaching learning process ● Promoting peer tutoringas voluntary and joyful activity under the supervision of teachers ● Integration of technologyenabled pedagogy in classes 6-12
- 18. All textbooks tocontainonly essentialcore materialwhile capturing any desired nuances and supplementary material as per local contexts and needs Affordable, high-quality and energisedtextbooks to be provided along with free digital versionon DIKSHA Platform States to prepare their own curricula and textbooks based on NCERT curriculumand textbooks, incorporating State flavour and materialas needed Concertedefforts, through suitable changes in curriculum and pedagogy to significantly reduce the weight of school bags and textbooks Textbook with local content and flavour
- 19. India’s future andIndia’s leadership role in upcoming fields Increased emphasis on mathematics and computational thinking throughoutthe school years Inculcate mathematicalthinking and problem solving through a variety of innovative methods, including the regular use of puzzles and games Activities involving coding will be introduced in Middle Stage Teaching of contemporary subjects at middle and secondary stages: Artificial Intelligence, Design Thinking, Holistic Health, Organic Living, Environmental Education, Global Citizenship Education (GCED) Mathematical thinking and problem solving Computational thinking Including contemporary subjects in schools Computational thinking
- 20. Knowledge of India Curriculumtoinclude knowledge fromancient India to modernIndia as well as future aspirations. Will be incorporatedinan accurate and scientific manner wherever relevant. Indian Knowledge Systems, including tribal knowledge and indigenous and traditional ways of learning, will be covered. Specific courses intribal ethno-medicinalpractices, forest management, traditional(organic) crop cultivation, natural farming, etc. will also be made available. Video documentaries oninspirational luminaries of India, in science and beyond. Students will be given a logical framework for making ethical decisions at a young age. In later years, expanded along themes of cheating, violence, plagiarism, littering, tolerance, equality, empathy. Traditional Indian values and all basic human and Constitutionalvalues will be developed in all students. Excerpts fromthe Indian Constitutionwill also be consideredessentialreading for all students. Basic training in health, mental health, goodnutrition, personaland public hygiene, disaster response and first- aid will also be included. Scientific explanations of the detrimentaland damaging effects of alcohol, tobacco, andother drugs will be part of curriculum.
- 21. Examinations in grades1 to 8 Census assessments at key stage in classes 3, 5 and 8 to track achievement Testing to focus on achievement of essential learning outcomes Assessment of core concepts and knowledge, higher-order skills and its applicationin real-life situations. Moving away from rote learning. The results of school examinations will be used only for developmental purposes and for continuous monitoring and improvementof the schooling system Key stage assessments Achievement of critical LOs Moving away from rote learning Results of school examinations
- 22. Reforming examinations ingrades 9 to 12 including board exams Board exams will be made ‘easier’, as they will test primarily core capacities/competencies Viable models to be explored: annual/semester/modular Exams; two parts exams - objective type and descriptive type. Guidelines will be prepared by NCERT, in consultation with SCERTs, Boards of Assessment (BoAs), and PARAKH Beginning with Mathematics, all subjects could be offered at two levels Teachers to be prepared for a transformation in the assessment system by the 2022-23 academic session Each School Board shall ensure equivalence of academic standards in learner’s attainments Standards, norms and guidelines for School Boards through PARAKH National Center
- 23. Transforming the cultureof assessment Assessment to focus on core concepts, higher order and foundational skills Board exams to be more flexible, with assessment of essential skills Continuous tracking of learning outcomes of each child The National Testing Agency (NTA) will work to offer a high-quality common aptitude test, to eliminate the need for taking coaching for these exams AI-based software to help track the progress of the Students to enable them to make optimal career choices. Self Assessment and Peer Assessment National Assessment Centre will help in bringing greater synergy in board exams conducted by various Boards of Assessments
- 24. Holistic Progress Card Progresscard will includeself-assessment, peer assessment, and teacher assessment AI-based software to be developed to help track growth through school years and to help students make optimal career choices. States/UTs to redesign Progress Cards in schools to make them holistic, 360-degree, multidimensionalreport Cards to reflect the progress and uniqueness of learner in the cognitive, affective, socio-emotional, and psychomotor domains Progress in project-based and inquiry- based learning, quizzes, role plays, group work, portfolios, etc., to be included in report cards The holisticprogress card will actively involveparentsin their children’s education and development.
- 25. Multilingualismand the Powerof LanguageLearning ● Medium of instruction uptil grade 5, and preferably till Grade 8 and beyond, will be home language/ mother-tongue/ local language ● ‘The Languagesof India’ a fun project/ activity on to be taken by every student ● Three languages to be taught will be decided by state/UT ● All classical languages will be widely available in schools as options
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- 27. School Complexes/Clusters Governance Integration Better integrationof educationacross all levels through connected schools and shared teachers and resources Pairing Schools Twinning/pairing of one government school with one private school across the country Sharing Resources Enable sharing of human & infrastructural resources Efficiency Efficient expedition and resourcing for schools through building school complexes Planning Development of short-term and long-term plans (SDPs) Effective governance of schools Bal Bhavan Strengthening/setting-up of Bal Bhavan for children of all age group to partake in art-related, career-related, and play-related activities Samajik Chetna Kendras Unutilized capacity of schools to be used as Samajik Chetna Kendra to promote social, intellectual, and voluntary activities
- 28. Standard-setting and Accreditation 1 2 3 4 ✔Settingup State School Standards Authority(SSSA) ✔Self-disclosure of all the basic regulatory information of all schools at SSSA and School website ✔To ensure all schools follow certain minimal professional and quality standards ✔Development of School Quality Assessment and Accreditation Framework (SQAAF) by SCERT & NCERT ✔Periodic ‘health check-up’ of the overall system through a sample-based National Achievement Survey (NAS) ✔Public and private schools (except the Central Government schools) will be assessed and accredited on common minimum criteria ✔Private/philanthropic schools to be encouraged and enabled to play a beneficial role.
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- 30. Teacher Education Minimum degree qualificationforteaching that includes student- teaching at local schools, by 2030 For applicants with an existing Bachelor’s Degrees in other specialized subjects For those who have completedthe equivalent of 4-year multidisciplinary Bachelor’s Degrees or have obtained a Master’s degree in a specialty Teacher educationwill gradually be moved by 2030 into multidisciplinary colleges and universities Multidisciplinary higher educationinstitutions offeringthe 4-year in-class integratedB.Ed. programme to also provide blended and or ODL mode of teaching to students in remote areas. 4 year Integrated B.Ed 1 year B.Ed 2 year B.Ed
- 31. Teacher Education Minimum degree qualificationforteaching that includes student- teaching at local schools, by 2030 For applicants with an existing Bachelor’s Degrees in other specialized subjects For those who have completedthe equivalent of 4-year multidisciplinary Bachelor’s Degrees or have obtained a Master’s degree in a specialty All B.Ed. programmes will include training in time-testedtechniques inpedagogy, multi-level teaching and evaluation, teaching children with disabilities, teachingchildren with special interests or talents, use of educationaltechnology, and learner-centeredand collaborative learning 4 year Integrated B.Ed 1 year B.Ed 2 year B.Ed
- 32. Teacher Education 4 year Integrated B.Ed 1year B.Ed Minimum degree qualificationfor teaching that includes student- teaching at local schools, by 2030 For applicants with an existing Bachelor’s Degrees in other specialized subjects For those who have completedthe equivalent of 4-year multidisciplinary Bachelor’s Degrees or have obtained a Master’s degree in a specialty Shorter localteacher education programmes to be available at BITEs, DIETs, or at schoolcomplexes for eminent local persons who can be hired to teachat schools as ‘master instructors’, for promotinglocal professions, knowledge, andskills, e.g., local art, music, agriculture, business, sports, carpentry, andother vocationalcrafts 2 year B.Ed
- 33. New and comprehensiveNational Curriculum Framework forTeacher Education (by 2021) Only educationally- sound, multidisciplinary, and integrated teacher education programmes to be made available NTA testing for admission to B.Ed. National Higher Education Regulatory Council (NHERC),to function as single point regulator for higher education sector including teacher education Improving Teacher Education All teacher education programmesto be conducted within composite multidisciplinary institutions. Merit based scholarshipsfor 4 year B.Ed. Integrated Setting-up ofNational Mission for Mentoring with a large poolof outstanding senior/retiredfaculty Stringent action against substandard stand-alone Teacher Education Institutions (TEIs). Teacher Eligibility Tests (TETs)at all stages will be strengthened
- 34. Teacher recruitment anddeployment Transparent transfer system Online computerized system for teacher transfers to ensure transparency Strengthening TETs Teacher EligibilityTests (TETs) for all teachers across Foundational, Preparatory, Middle and Secondary stage in both public and private schools Test score and demonstration - part of recruitment Subject score from TET or NTA tests and classroom demonstration to be taken into account for recruitment of subject teachers Restructuring of NCTE NCTE to be restructured as a Professional Standard Setting Body (PSSB) under General Education Council (GEC) Tech based planning for teacher recruitment Technology-based planning and forecastingof teacher-requirement to assess expected subject-wise teacher vacancies over nexttwo decades Certificate Courses Developing specialization for subject or generalist teachers, teaching childrenwith disabilities / Divyang children, during pre-service teacher preparation with synergy between NCTE and RCI 01 02 03 04 05 06
- 35. Empowering Teachers Improving ServiceEnvironment through better infrastructure at school A technology-based comprehensive teacher-requirement planning forecasting exercise to be conducted by each State. National Professional Standards for Teachers (NPST) by 2022 Career growth to be available for teachers withina single school stage i.e., Foundational, Preparatory, Middle, or Secondary Teachers to have more autonomy in choosing aspects of pedagogy in classroom teaching Teacher Professional Development ● Merit based tenure track system ● Min. 50 hours of Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Academic leadership positions to be made available for teachers.
- 36. Necessary facilities forthe initial professional preparationof these educators and their Continuous Professional Development(CPD) At least 50 hours of CPD for teachers based on their own interest and professional areas CPD opportunities will, in particular, systematically cover the latest pedagogies School Leadership Ample opportunity to get upskilled on latest pedagogy related to foundational literacy and numeracy, formative and adaptive assessment of learning outcomes, individualised and competency-based learning and related pedagogies
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- 38. Focus on Socio-EconomicallyDisadvantagedGroups (SEDGs) SEDGs can be broadly categorized based on: ● Gender identities (particularly female and transgender individuals), ● Socio-cultural identities (such as Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, OBCs, and minorities), ● Geographical identities (such as students from villages, small towns, and aspirational districts), ● Disabilities (including learning disabilities), and ● Socio-economic conditions (such as migrant communities, low income households, children in vulnerable situations, victims of or children of victims of trafficking, orphans including child beggars in urban areas, and the urban poor). Separate strategies will be formulated for focused attention for reducing each of the category-wise gaps in school education.
- 39. Ensuring Equity EQUITY Additional Schools Setting-upof additional JNVs and KVS in aspirational districts/SEZs Learning Outcomes Focus on attainmentof learning outcomes of children belonging to SC/ST/OBC Fee Waivers Fee waivers and scholarships will be offered to meritorious students from all SEDGs on a larger scale Interventions Thecriticalproblemsand recommendationsregardingECCE, foundationalliteracyandnumeracy, access,enrolmentandattendancewill be targetedin a concertedwayfor Socio=EconomicallyDisadvantaged groups- SEDGs. Special Mechanisms Special mechanisms for children belonging to tribal groups to receive quality education Counsellors Recruitment of counsellors in schools SEZs Large populations from SEDGs to be declared Special Education Zones (SEZs)
- 40. Gender Policies targeted forGirls Thrust on designing policies and schemes targeted towards female students in the SEDGs Gender Sensitivity ‘Gender Sensitivity’ to be an integral part of curriculum Safety and Rights Careful attention to safety and rights of all children particularly girls to retain them in school KGBVs Strengthening and extension of KGBVs up to grade 12 Bridging Gender Gap Focus on bridging the Gender Gap and provide equal opportunities to all. Gender Inclusion Fund Gender-Inclusion Fund for female and transgender students
- 41. Supporting Children withSpecial Needs (CWSN) Enabling Mechanisms Enabling mechanisms for CWSN or Divyang to receive qualityeducation Regular Schooling Children with special needs will be integrated in the regular schooling process from elementary to higher education levels Assistive Devices and Orientation to Parents Technology enabled assistive devices/tool for CWSN and orientation of the tools/devices for parents/caregivers Alternative Schools Alternative forms of schools will be encouraged to preserve the alternative pedagogical styles Modules NIOS will develop high-qualitymodules to teach Indian Sign Language Certificate Courses Certificate courses for pre-service and in-service teachers to become special educators 01 02 03 04 05 06
- 42. Integrating Vocational Educationat All Levels LokVidya ‘LokVidya’, knowledge developed in India, will be made accessible to students Practice Based Curriculum A practice-based curriculum for Grades 6-8 to be appropriatelydesigned Skills Framework National Skills Qualifications Framework will be detailed further for each discipline vocation / profession Vocational Crafts All students of grades 6-8 will intern with local vocational experts such as carpenters, gardeners, potters, artists, etc. to develop a vocational craft Skill Gap Analysis Focus areas based on skills gap analysis and mapping of local opportunities Open Distance Learning Mode Courses to be offered through Open and Distance Learning (ODL) mode. 01 02 03 04 05 06 Exposure to vocational education By 2025, at least 50% of learners shall have exposure to vocational education
- 43. Setting up ofPARAKH PARAKH Assessments Setting-up of National Center for Performance Assessment, Review and Analysis of Knowledge for Holistic development (PARAKH) Shift towards competency based assessments 21st Century Skills Promoting critical and creative thinking aligned to the 21st century in classrooms Objectives of PARAKH ● Setting norms, standards and guidelinesfor assessment and evaluation ● Guiding the State Achievement Survey (SAS) ● Conducting the National Achievement Survey (NAS) ● Monitoring achievement of Learning Outcomes in the country
- 44. Support For GiftedStudents / Students With Special Talents Olympiads and competitions in various subjects to be conducted across the country NCERT and NCTE will develop guidelines for the education of gifted children Extensive use of technology to encourage talented/gifted children Encourage gifted/talented students Pursue realm beyond the generalschool curriculum Project-based clubs to be encouraged and supported and supported at all levels in schools Efforts for interventions in rural areas and in regional languages to ensure widespread participation B.Ed. Programmes to allow specialisation in educationof gifted children
- 45. Online and DigitalEducation Digital Platforms Digital platforms and ongoing ICT- based educational initiatives to be optimized and expanded Pilot Studies A series of pilot studies to be conducted Expansion of Platforms Expansion of existing e-learning platforms - DIKSHA, SWAYAM, etc. Content Creation Content creation, digital repository, and dissemination. Technology Integration In Teaching, Learning & Assessment Blended Learning Emphasis on effective models of blended learning Inclusion and Access Enhance Educational Access To Disadvantaged Groups including Divyang students
- 46. Adult Education andLifelong Learning The Adult Education Curriculum To Include Following Five Types Of Programme: A. Foundational Literacy And Numeracy B. Critical Life Skills C. Vocational Skills Development D. Basic Education E. Continuing Education Innovative Initiatives Innovative initiatives for adults with the help of community participation and technology integration Integration with HEIs Integration of Adult Education Centres (AECs ) with HEIs and other public institutions Technology Based Options Technology-based high quality options for adult learning such as apps, online courses/modules, satellite-based TV channels Online Books Online books, ICT-equipped libraries, Adult Education Centres, etc. to be developed through government and philanthropic initiatives
- 47. Goals & Timelines forthe implementation
- 48. Timelinefor Implementation ofECE and new Assessment pattern Early Childhood Education Implementationof new curriculum and assessment 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 Initiating implementation of 1 year of pre-primary school and 3-month preparatory module for Class -1 students ( Phase 1) Expansion of 1 year of pre-primary school through primary schools and Anganwadis (Phase 2) Class 9th Class 10th Class 11th Class 12th New Board Exam pattern for Class 12th New Board Exam pattern for Class 10th
- 49. Timelinesfor Implementation inNEP 2020 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 2025-26 2026-27 2027-28 2028-29 2029-30 2040 Formulation National Curricular Framework for School Education (NCFSE) National Curriculum Framework for Teacher Education A common guiding set of National Professional Standards for Teachers (NPST) Attaining universal foundational literacy and numeracy in all primary schools for all learners by grade 3 Universal provisioning of quality early childhood development, care Teachers prepared for a transformation in the assessment system State/UT governments to optimize resources through mechanisms to group or rationalize schools, such as, school complexes At least 50% of learners exposed to vocational education in the school and higher education system Teacher education will gradually be moved into multidisciplinary colleges and universities, with minimum deg. qualification 4-year B.Ed. Only educationally sound, multidisciplinary, and integrated teacher education programmes shall be in force and all TEIs will be converted into multi-disciplinary institutes Policy is fully operational following this a comprehensive review will be undertaken
- 50. New Features ofthe Policy
- 51. New Features (1/3) 1 Preparationfor Schooling and Elementary Schooling Level ● ECCE for all by 2030: National Curriculum Framework for ECCE ● Achieve 100% Gross Enrolment Ratio in school education by 2030 ● Preparatory class/Balvatika for 5-6 year old children in Anganwadis/pre-schools ● School Preparation module for all class 1 entrants ● National Foundational Literacy and Numeracy Mission ● Setup of Bal Bhavans School Infrastructure and Resources ● Special Education Zones (SEZ) ● Utilize unused capacity of schools as Samajik Chetna Kendras ● School complex/clusters for resource sharing 2 3 Holistic Development of the Student ● No hard separation of curricular, extra and co-curricular, arts and science, sports and vocational crafts. Curriculum to integrate Indianculture and ethos ● Innovative pedagogies to be explored such as experiential teaching/learning methods ● Book promotion policy and digital libraries ● Holistic Report card – use AI for identifying specific aptitude of child ● Vocational education integration from primary grades and a ten days (no bag days) internship with local trades/craftsperson for Grades 6-8 ● Lok Vidya – local artists as master instructors in schools
- 52. New Features (2/3) 4 Inclusivity ●Gender Inclusion Fund; KGBVs upto class 12 ● Special provisions for Gifted children ● Adult Education (AE) to focus upon technology based solutions; NCF for AE to be developed ● NIOS to expand to include vocational courses and courses for grades 3, 5 and 8 ● Medium of instruction will be in the mother tongue/local language till Grade 5 (atleast) Assessments ● National Assessment Center for Performance Assessment, Review and Analysis of Knowledge for Holistic development – PARAKH ● Exams in Grades 3, 5 and 8 , in addition to Board exams in Grades 10 and 12 ● Board exams: Modular, low stakes, based on conceptual knowledge and its application 5 6 Curriculum and Pedagogical Framework ● New curricular and pedagogical framework of 5+3+3+4 ● Reduction in curriculum to core concepts ● Identification of life skills to be attained in each grade as a part of NCF ● Alternative model of schools to be encouraged to adopt NCF ● ICT integration in teaching and learningmethodologies ● Tracking students as well as their learning levels; universalisation of secondary education
- 53. New Features (3/3) 7 TeacherRecruitments/ Teacher Education ● Minimum qualification degree for teaching will be a 4-year integrated B.Ed. degree by 2030 ● Teacher recruitment based on TET, NTA test and teaching demonstration; TET mandatory for teaching ● Minimum 50 hours of in-service training per teacher/year ● National Professional Standards for Teachers (NPST) by 2022 ● IT and data based predictive planning for requirement of students in TEIs; TEIs to move to multidisciplinary colleges and universities by 2030 ● Stringent action on non-performing TEIs ● Mandatory for every PhD student to do a module on teacher education 8 Role of Government Departments/Bodies/Institutions ● State Department to look after policy making; Directorate of Education to look after operations, SCERT to look after academics and State School Standards Authority to set minimum common standards for online self-disclosure by all public and private schools ● Random sampling of students for continuous online feedback on self-disclosure by schools ● Engagement of social workers, alumni, retired teachers and volunteers with schools ● Strengthening the Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) for developing, articulating, evaluating and revising the vision of education on a continuous basis in collaboration with MHRD and corresponding apex bodies of States ● Its desirable that Ministry of Human Resource Development MHRD) be re-designated as Ministry of Education (MoE) to bring the focus back on education and learning
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