Tag: CURRICULUM
Book Review| Danger: SCHOOL!A Powerful and Artistic Commentary on our Schools
Children spend precious years of their lives in schools often without even equipping themselves with the curiosity to learn or the inquisitively to explore.
Diversity in Sign Languages Not a Problem, Educationists Working With Hearing-Speech Impaired Children Oppose...
Educationists and groups working on the education of the hearing and speech impaired students oppose the standardisation of Indian Sign Language(ISL)prescribed in the NEP 2020.
NCERT Deletes Content on Separatist Movement in J&K from Class Twelfth Political Science Textbook
The NCERT has scrapped content about the rise of separatist politics in Jammu and Kashmir and added portions on scrapping of Article 370 in recent times.
CBSE Drops Chapters on Civic Values Like Secularism and Democracy to Reduce Academic Burden...
CBSE drops chapters on Secularism and Democracy citing the need to reduce academic burden on students amid pandemic. Opposition leaders condemn the decision.
Social Emotional Learning as the Key to Quality Education in our Schools
The primary objective of education is to cultivate critical thought and sensitivity among students. Can we achieve this?
Deshbhakti Curriculum to Jan Lokpal: AAP Releases Manifesto
AAP has introduced a new Deshbhakti Curriculum as part of its election manifesto. Other key agendas include the Jan Lokpal and statehood for Delhi.
English as Empowerment? Karnataka’s Answer is Bilingual Classrooms
Karnataka government schools strike balance between Kannada and English as mediums of instruction.
Medical Students in India to Get Lessons on Disability Rights through Revised Curriculum
In a nation where students with high degrees of loco-motor disabilities are barred from even attempting medical entrances, can inclusion of curricular content on disability really solve our problems?
Children ought to be told about Death
PERSPECTIVE
This article emerges out of the experience of a teacher who questions the negligence of important questions such as the meaning of death from our school curriculum and the larger discourse in the field of education.
Gayatri Pattnaik
Delhi Government Introduces ‘Happiness Curriculum’
CURRICULAM
The Delhi Government is introducing ‘Happiness Curriculum to make students relaxed professionals and give the world happiness. Without constructive change in assessment, will the ‘Happiness Curriculum’ make any difference?
