There is still a significant reason why artificial intelligence has yet to take over every aspect of the teaching field. Emotion plays a vital role when it comes to imparting knowledge. We all know that every kid is different, so the approach a pedagogue takes also needs to be unique. Identifying a kid’s emotions and…
What Is The New 5+3+3+4 Academic Structure? Replacing the traditional 10+2 structure with a modern 5+3+3+4 structure is the most eye-catching alteration in the NEP 2020. 10+2 has been used in our educational system for an extended period. Under the new Pedagogical and Circular Structure, the administration has divided student education into four parts. The…
Effect of NEP on Students The main aim of NEP 2020 is to create a comprehensive, application-based education system, which focuses on skill development that will prepare students for the future. Future education will concentrate on key concepts, ideas, applications, and problem-solving approaches. Let’s dive into a few points about what the policy holds for…
Staying stagnant, whether it is with your skills or personality is never a good idea. It is always said that learning is a constant journey, irrespective of your age and life choices. The same should even be implemented in different fields of work including teaching. It is so one can get a more effective outcome….
Nothing is constant except change! It is a concept that is preached and agreed upon by most individuals. However, one aspect of our existence that could be faster in adapting to change is the education policy in India. Even though technology has been a part of the typical school curriculum, it still needs to be…
The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, released by the Government of India, introduced several significant reforms. They are all aimed at transforming the education system in the country. Alongside these reforms, the policy also emphasized the importance of digital inclusion in education. Major Reforms in NEP Digital Inclusion in Education The NEP 2020 recognizes the…
India’s previous education policy dates back to 1986 and required significant changes. Finally, in July 2020, after a struggle of 34 years, The Central Government announced a new blueprint, now known as National Education Policy 2020. The new policy has several key objectives to make education more inclusive and equitable. It provides relevant and holistic…