The document discusses the concept of autonomy, particularly in education, emphasizing the importance of institutional and teacher autonomy for curriculum decision-making. It argues that autonomy fosters creativity, self-development, and improves the teaching-learning process while simultaneously requiring accountability. Challenges to achieving autonomy include societal norms, fear of change, and personal factors.

1. autonomy
Autonomy - Derived from greek words
Auto-self nomos-rule of law.

2. autonomy
This may be explained as
thinking for yourself and acting
on your own desires while living
in free society
The terms such as Independence,
self-sufficiency, self-government,
self-rule and sovereignty are used as
synonyms to autonomy.

3. autonomous
In Education scenario, It refers to the Degree of
professional independence to the institutions to make
autonomous decisions about curriculum methodologies,
natures of courses and programmes, e.t.c..,
Well Known look back Ancient GURU
NPE 1986 and NEP 2020 also emphasised on this
autonomy

4. In education set up it mainly refers to
the institutional autonomy and
teachers autonomy
Autonomy - Derived from greek
words Auto-self nomos-rule of
law.

5. “Autonomy is to permit individuals with that freedom and
openness in thoughts, learning and actions which lead them to
be different from others in the manner of creativity, thinking or
exploring ideas. ~ connely
“ A constantly changing but at any time an optimal state of
equilibrium between maximal self-development and human
interdependence.” This definition emphasises change, together
with the key concepts of self-development. It represents our own
efforts in the process, and human interdependence, to dismiss
the earlier concept of autonomy as individualistic behaviour.

6. Need:
Autonomy is basically for decentralize the
decision making process of organisations
by providing functional freedom.
It improves the teaching learning process
Autonomy and accountability are mutually
complementary.
We cannot check the accountability unless
one is provided with autonomy.

7. ● Freedom to function to achieve
excellence
● Freedom to administer and
manage
● Motivation 3.0
● Triggers child in you
It emphasizes on
Different factors influences
the Autonomy:

8. Autonomy
leads to…..
● Liberalisation
● Pamper curiosity
● Improves reflection
● Provide learning indicators
● Changes the term progress
over time to time over
progress
● Chopps out cookie cutter
method
● Gives enough room for
diverse needs (eg: shake)
● Arise urge of learning

9. ● Wrong notions of autonomy
● Not SMART
● Community
● Norms
● Fear of behavioural change
● Environment
● Personal factors
Factors

10. Accountability
How to reduce these and get the
autonomy?
The A-A are just like twin brothers which are
attached even cutting the born may make sen
not these cutting of A’s.
The transplantation of A into A is not possible
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