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- 2. The New National Education Policy By Atiq Shaikh PGDM (20-22) Jaipuria Institute of Management, Indore
- 3. “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” N Mandela 02-Aug-20 Atiq Shaikh
- 4. FM ANNOUNCES NEW EDUCATIONPOLICY MAJOR TAKE AWAYS:- • Dividing older (10+2) into four part (5+3+3+4). • Focuses more on activity based learning. • HRD to be called Ministry of Education. • Focus on Practical Learning with more flexibility. • AICTE And UGC to be replaced by HECI. • No M. PHIL degree • More GDP to be spent on this from 1.3%-6% 02-Aug-20 Atiq Shaikh
- 5. THE HISTORY OF EDUCATION POLICY IN INDIA 1968 1986 2020 • The Education Policy in India changes every few decades. • The First education Policy was in 1968 by Mr. Siddheshwar Prasad. • 2nd Education Policy in 1986 later revised in 1992 • The Last Education Policy implemented was 34 years. 02-Aug-20 Atiq Shaikh
- 6. For Foundational • Includes 3 years of preschool and grades 1 and 2. • Added mid-day meal in this program. • Play/activity based learning • Learning of morals, ethics and hygiene. The Preparatory • For 8-11 years/ 3 to 5 grades • Help transition from play-based learning to more formal learning • Emphasis on major subjects. • Teaching based on mother tongue. The Middle • For 11-14 years/grades 6-8 • More focus on basic core subjects • Practical Training included The Secondary • For 14-18 years/grades 9- 12 • Choosing subject in 2 stages 9- 10,11-12th • Attention on life aspirations • More flexibility in choosing subjects • Less prominence to Boards 02-Aug-20 Atiq Shaikh
- 7. FOCUS ON SAT LIKE EXAMS 4 YEAR BACHELOR’S DEGREE AND DROPOUTS GET CERTIFICATE AND DIPLOMA GLOBAL UNIVERSITIES GET CHANCE TO ENTER INDIA COLLEGES GET MORE AUTONOMY NEW COLLEGE SYSTEM 02-Aug-20 Atiq Shaikh
- 8. BACHELOR DEGREE FORMAT IST YEAR 2ND YEAR 3RD YEAR 4TH YEAR DEGREE + PRACTICAL PERFORMANCE DROPOUT ONLY DEGREE DROP OUT DIPLOMA Drop out CERTIFICATE 02-Aug-20 Atiq Shaikh
- 9. Is it compulsory to follow the Education Policy? Answer Is NO. Because many states are not following this policies from 1968 e.g.. Tamilnadu Is not following 3 language rule of this policy. 02-Aug-20 Atiq Shaikh
- 11. BENEFITS OF NEW POLICY • More flexibility in choosing subjects • More all round development • Better understanding of one’s choices • Better decision making skills • Stops rote-learning • Very beneficial in the development of the Country 02-Aug-20 Atiq Shaikh
- 12. Demerits of New Policy • Less priority to English subject • Choosing 3 regional language is a serious task • Implementation of policy will affect the results on a temporary basis • State govt. have less power 02-Aug-20 Atiq Shaikh
- 13. Some Reactions “I wholeheartedly welcome the approval of the National Education Policy 2020! This was a long due and much awaited reform in the education sector, which will transform millions of lives in the times to come! “ PM Narendra Modi. "The challenge will be to match the ambition behind in the National Education Policy with implementation and resources. I have my doubts that the Finance Ministry will be very obliging as far as fulfilling ambitious goals that have been approved by the Cabinet." Congress MP Shashi Tharoor told India Today TV. National Education policy after so many years of wait is welcome step. But as I have said earlier, an edu. policy cannot be a compilation of all wishful thinking about education. AAP politician Manish Sisodia 02-Aug-20 Atiq Shaikh
- 14. MY OPINION 02-Aug-20 Atiq Shaikh “This new policy is one of the best decision of this government. It will empower the youth and guide them toward a better future. I am jealous that I not a part of this policy.” – Atiq Shaikh
- 15. Thank You 02-Aug-20 Atiq Shaikh