Get Draft National Education Policy 2019 in Tamil, Hindi, Marathi PDF at online. The National Education Policy 2019 is a policy to seek common Education to All Over India formulated by Government of India. It was first formed by 1968 Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi & Rajiv Gandhi. Recently, the policy proposed to Indian Government to provide common education, Free & Compulsory Education from Pre School to 12th Class, High Qualify Education to make educated All Indians based on the Matric, CBSE and CISCE boards. Here candidates check the complete details of Draft National Education Policy 2019 in below page.
to prepare the new policy from primary, secondary & higher education, a committee was set up (June 2017) under the chairmanship of Dr. Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan, to prepare a draft of a new National Education Policy. This policy declared by the Ministry of Human Resources Department. In the 2019 New Drafted National Education Policy, the common compulsory language of English & Hindi and local languages are eligible for pursuing purpose.
The Draft National Education Policy, 2019 seeks Access, Equity, Quality, Affordability, and Accountability
Requesting to rename of MHRD as Ministry of Education (MoE)
Free and compulsory education from pre-school to 12th
A major reconfiguration of curricular and pedagogical structure with Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) as an integral part of school education is proposed.
Extension of Right to Education Act 2009 to cover children of ages 3 to 18.
A 5+3+3+4 curricular and pedagogical structure based on cognitive and socio-emotional developmental stages of children:
- Foundational Stage (age 3-8 yrs): 3 years of pre-primary plus Grades 1-2;
- Preparatory Stage (8-11 years): Grades 3-5;
- Middle Stage (11-14 years): Grades 6-8; and
- Secondary Stage (14-18 years): Grades 9-12.
There will be no hard separation of learning areas in terms of curricular, co-curricular or extracurricular areas and all subjects, including arts, music, crafts, sports, yoga, community service, etc. will be curricular.
The minimum degree qualification for teachers is 4- year integrated stage-specific B.Ed. program.
In higher education, a restructuring of higher education institutions with three types of higher education institutions is proposed, there are
Type 1: Focused on world-class research and high-quality teaching;
Type 2: Focused on high-quality teaching across disciplines with significant contribution to research;
Type 3: High-quality teaching focused on undergraduate education.
Taking forward the agenda of previous education policies.
Alignment with the global sustainable development goals
An integrated yet flexible approach to education
Liberal arts approach in higher education
Focus on high-quality research
Early Childhood Care and Education: The Foundation of Learning
Every child in the age range of 3-6 years has access to free, safe, high quality, developmentally appropriate care and education by 2025. Over 85% of cumulative brain development occurs prior to the age of six. Universal access to quality early childhood education is perhaps the best investment that India can make for our children’s and our nation’s future. Access for children aged 3 – 8 years to a flexible, multifaceted, multilevel, play-based and activity-based education is of utmost importance.
Foundational Literacy and Numeracy
By 2025, every student in Grade 5 and beyond has achieved foundational literacy and numeracy. We are in a severe learning crisis: a large proportion of students in elementary school has not attained foundational literacy and numeracy. If action is not taken soon, over the next few years the country could lose 10 crores or more students from the learning system and to illiteracy.
Reintegrating Dropouts and Ensuring Universal Access to Education
Achieve access and participation in free and compulsory quality school education for all children in the age group of 3-18 years by 2030. Bringing children who have dropped out back into the educational fold as early as possible, and preventing others from dropping out is top priority. Access will be increased, especially for Grades 9-12, to achieve 100% GER across school stages.
Curriculum and Pedagogy in Schools
Curriculum and pedagogy are transformed by 2022 in order to minimize rote learning and instead encourage holistic development and 21st-century skills such as critical thinking, creativity, scientific temper, communication, collaboration, multilingualism, problem-solving, ethics, social responsibility, and digital literacy.
Teachers
Ensure that all students at all levels of school education are taught by passionate, motivated, highly qualified, professionally trained, and well-equipped teachers. Teachers from the very heart of the education process – all teachers will have academic and professional support within a motivating environment and culture. Teachers must feel a part of, and be invested in, the schools and communities in which they serve.
Equitable and Inclusive Education Objective
Achieve an inclusive and equitable education system so that all children have equal opportunity to learn and thrive, and so that participation and learning outcomes are equalized across all genders and social categories by 2030. Special Education Zones will be set up in disadvantaged regions across the country.
Regulation and Accreditation of School Education
India’s school education system is invigorated through effective regulation and accreditation mechanisms that ensure integrity and transparency and foster quality and innovation for continually improving educational outcomes. The regulation will be based on a separation of functions to eliminate conflicts of interest.
Quality Universities and Colleges: A New and Forward-Looking Vision for India’s Higher Education System
Revamp the higher education system, create world-class multidisciplinary higher education institutions across the country – increase GER to at least 50% by 2035. All higher education will happen in multidisciplinary institutions with teaching programs across disciplines and fields to ensure optimized resources, integration across disciplines and vibrant, large education communities.
Institutional Restructuring and Consolidation
Vibrant multidisciplinary institutions of high quality that increase the capacity of higher education in India and ensure equitable access. New institutional architecture with large, well-resourced, vibrant multidisciplinary institutions for teaching and research, which will significantly expand reach and capacity.
Towards a More Liberal Education
Move towards a more imaginative and broad-based liberal education as a foundation for the holistic development of all students, with rigorous specialization in chosen disciplines and fields. A liberal arts education, as so beautifully described and practiced in India’s past, enables one to truly develop both sides of the brain – both the creative side and the analytical side.
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