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NEP 2020: Ministry of Human Resource Development now becomes the Ministry of Education. New National Education Policy 2020 praised by people across the country. Check details here
NEP 2020 is based on the foundational pillars of Access, Affordability, Equity, Quality, and Accountability. The Ministry of Human Resource Management, MHRD has been renamed as Education Ministry. New Education Policy has been given approval by the Union Cabinet.
Union Ministers Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank along with Prakash Javadekar and were present at the cabinet briefing at National Media Center, New Delhi. Both the ministers together communicated the New Education Policy that will come into effect by 2030.
To help the youth take up higher education more easily, NEP has been released for school education and higher education for colleges, universities and other institutes.
Highlights:
To provide increased flexibility with the choice of subjects to study across various streams of arts, humanities, sciences, sports, and other vocational subjects.
To highlight the importance of local and classical languages of India, there has been a proposal of multilingual studies in the NEP.
According to the draft, a 5+3+3+4 curricular has been proposed based on the cognitive-developmental stages of the children rather than their age.
To extend literacy to all, NEP suggested the extension of the Right to Education, RTE covering children under age group 3 to 18 year.
Sports activities will be given equal importance like any other subject. There will be no differentiation between academics and extracurricular activities.
Under the 'vocational education programmes', school students will understand the work of local workers like carpenters or artisans and understand their skill sets.
Board exams will discourage 'rote learning' and encourage more critical thinking and objectivity.
For more information, check these:
View this post on InstagramGovernment is revolutionising education with a holistic vision. #NEP2020 #CabinetDecisions
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— Ministry of HRD (@HRDMinistry) July 29, 2020
In order to ensure equitable & inclusive education to all, tactical strategies will be made, and concrete steps will be taken for making quality higher education opportunities available to all individuals. pic.twitter.com/Gw0cEos7bc
#NEP2020
— Ministry of HRD (@HRDMinistry) July 29, 2020
Cash rich content will be reduced to its core essentials, and make space for critical thinking, holistic, enquiry-based, discovery-based, discussion-based, and analysis-based learning. pic.twitter.com/NVZmIXDjho
#NEP2020
— Ministry of HRD (@HRDMinistry) July 29, 2020
Teachers will be recruited through robust and transparent processes. Promotions will be merit-based, and a mechanism will be developed for multi-source periodic performance appraisals. pic.twitter.com/TY1YNTJFYw
#NEP2020
— Ministry of HRD (@HRDMinistry) July 29, 2020
🟠The UG degree will have multiple exit options.🟠
An Academic Bank of Credit shall be established which would digitally store the academic credits earned from various recognized HEIs so that the degrees from an HEI can be awarded taking into account credits earned. pic.twitter.com/yf5h2ai6UI
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— Ministry of HRD (@HRDMinistry) July 30, 2020
More HEIs will use the mother tongue/local language as a medium of instruction, and/or offer programmes #bilingually. Private HEIs too will be encouraged and incentivised to use Indian languages as medium of instruction and/or offer bilingual programmes. pic.twitter.com/j8BF7eZ6jF
Listen to the cabinet meeting here:
Cabinet Briefing @PrakashJavdekar @DrRPNishank https://t.co/47u5S0pH6f
— Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank (@DrRPNishank) July 29, 2020
Social Media is elated with this much needed and insightful move:
#NEP2020
— Anil Kapoor (@AnilKapoor) July 29, 2020
I congratulate Government of India for giving the country an education policy that will nurture a child’s creative and unique abilities rather than only judging them on their exam scores.@PMOIndia @narendramodi
By all means learn English, & more, we are only saying’begin education in mother tongue,’. Yes, I studied in Telugu medium all through my school. Mother tongue helps brain development & clear thinking during formative stages of a child’s education. #NEP2020
— Dr. Lavanya Vemsani Ph.D. (@ProfVemsani) July 30, 2020
Remember when we always complained of Rote Learning? Just before the exams ‘chalo rat lo’. Its system British left us. Who needed a nation of uncreative followers. The new education #NEP2020 policy is brilliantly innovative. Its what the new generation needs to leap India forward
— Shekhar Kapur (@shekharkapur) July 30, 2020
Great job by @narendramodi & @DrRPNishank jii for promoting equitable & inclusive education under this #NewEducationPolicy
— Vartika (@Vartika_zany) July 30, 2020
It's a watershed moment as it brings about transformational changes in school & higher education.
This is a revolutionary move!#NEP2020 pic.twitter.com/rw9PvdqoDh
"Students of class 6 and onwards will be taught coding in schools as a part of 21st century skills, school education secretary said."#NEP2020 #NEPForBharat @ABVPVoice pic.twitter.com/F1hjrQOjvY
— Arvind kr Bajpayee (@ArvindBajpayee1) July 30, 2020
#NEP2020 I congratulate of Government of India passing the new education policy,that will natural child's creative.@narendramodi @PrakashJavdekar @DrRPNishank pic.twitter.com/4Cx2fARSAY
— Dhiraj Biradar (@DhirajBiradar4) July 30, 2020
Really admire the reforms in the education sector under #NEP2020. It will give more space to practical learning and critical thinking. Should have been done much earlier. @HRDMinistry @narendramodi
— Samarth Mandavia (@samarthmandavia) July 30, 2020
#NEP2020
— Sartajkhan (@sartajkhanoffic) July 30, 2020
I congratulate Government of India for giving the country an education policy that will nurture a child’s creative and unique abilities rather than only judging them on their exam scores.@PMOIndia @narendramodi
Heartily congratulations to Hon. PM Sh @narendramodi and Union Cabinet for approving ‘New Education Policy'. The #NEP2020 provides for major reforms in higher education, increased focus on non-academic skills and increased inclusion through language diversity and course fluidity.
— Dr Purshottam Harwani (@dr_harwani) July 30, 2020
The historic move by the Indian government to introduce #NewEducationPolicy. It is just so comprehensive and well thought. The long dream of seeing 🇮🇳 as a knowledge superpower. #NewEducationPolicy2020 @PMOIndia @HRDMinistry #NEP2020
— Khedekar Pallavi (@KhedekarPallavi) July 30, 2020
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