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Education Policy: SCERT seeks inputs from principals, teachers

The State Council for Education, Research and training (SCERT) is seeking feedback and inputs from heads of schools as well as individual teachers on the way forward for implementation of the National Education Policy unveiled recently by the Centre.

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The feedback is beingsolicited through a letter dispatched earlier this week to all government,aided and private schools and higher secondary schools by SCERT DirectorNagaraj Honnekeri.

Honnekeri in the letter saysto simplify it for teachers, suggestions are being sought on each theme of theNEP related to school education through a question/answer process.

The questions are formulatedsuch that teachers can relate to them from their experience in classroomtransactions, Honnekeri said.

Each of the questions alsogives reference of the paragraph of the NEP it is related to and teachers orheads of institutions are free to give their input on as many questions theydesire, he added.

The feedback received will beanalysed by experts of the NCERT and in cases of  those found worthy for incorporation in theNational Curriculum Framework, the respective teachers will be individuallycontacted, Honnekeri said.

Honnekeri has also given thelink - innovativeindia.mygov.in/nep2020 - through which teachers and principalscan register, browse through the chapter wise questions on the NEP andaccordingly upload their inputs up to August 31.

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 >> The questions are formulated such that teachers can relate to them from their experience in classroom transactions

>> Each of the questions also gives reference of the paragraph of the NEP it is related to

>> Teachers or heads of institutions are free to give their input on as many questions they desire

 

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