MAJOR
RECCOMMENDATIONS
OF KOTHARI
COMMISSION
PRESENTER NAME:
STEFI GRACE S J
ROLL NO:99
KOTHARI COMMISSION:
(1964-1966)
Kothari Commission is
popularly known as INDIAN
EDUCATION COMMISSION
set up by the government
of India under the
Chairmanship of
Dr . D. S. Kothari
The opening sentence of the
report:
“The destiny of India is being
shaped in the classroom”
AIM:
To evolve a general pattern
of education and to advice
guidelines and policies for the
government of education in
India
MAJOR RECCOMMENDATIONS OF KOTHARI
COMMISSSION:
The Kothari Commission had given 23 recommendations to
revamp the education system in India. The recommendations given by
the Kothari Commission are listed below:
1.DEFECTS IN THE EXISTING EDUCATION SYSTEM :
•Lack of creative and constructive activities.
•The curriculum is over packed.
•Lack of teaching methods and guidance and better
supervision.
•No link between education and productivity
RECCOMMENDATIO
NS:
Reforms on
education were
suggested to be
achieved based on
four-fold tasks like
increasing
productivity, achieving
national and social
integration,
accelerating the pace
of modernization, and
achieving social and
national integration.
2.AIMS OF THE EDUCATION:
 Education and productivity -
• Science education as an integral part ,
• Work experience,
• Vocational education ,
• Improvement of scientific and technical education.
 Social and national integration
 Education and Modernization
 Development of Democracy
 Social and spiritual values
3.METHODS OF TEACHING:
o Experimental teaching
o Dynamic method of teaching
o Training in improving aids
4.TEXTBOOK:
o There should be continuous revision and up-to-date of text-books
o The program of text-book production should consist of three aspects—
academic, production and distribution
5.CURRICULUM:
Lower secondary stage (8-10)
 Language, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography and Civics, Art, Work
experience social service, Physical education , Education in moral and spiritual
values.
Higher Secondary stage (11-12)
 Any two language and other subject groups
6.EDUCATION OF WOMEN:
 Free and compulsory Education for 6-14 years
7. EDUCATIONAL STRUCTURES AND STANDARDS:
 Pre school education
10 year period of general education
Lower primary and upper primary stages
8. STATUS OF TEACHERS:
 Necessary efforts should be taken to raise the economic social and professional status
of teacher.
 Retirement benefits should be extended to all teachers.
9. GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING:
 Adequate arrangements should be made in all secondary sch0ols to introduce
guidance service with a trained counsellor.
10. EVALUATION:
 A continuous process closely related to the aims and objectives of education
 Written examination should be improved
 Oral test should be given due weightage.
11. THREE LANGUAGE FORMULA:
ɷ Should be used as medium of instruction.
ɷ The mother tongue or regional language is compulsory.
12. EDUCATION ON MORALS AND RELIGIONS:
ɷ Centre and state governments should adopt measures to introduce education in moral,
social, and spiritual values in all institutions.% in
13. WORK EXPERIENCES:#
ɷ To relate education with life and productivity
ɷ It will decrease the over academic nature of formal education.
14. ADULT EDUCATION:
 Programs should be adopted for specific groups of adults which could motivate intensive literacy
work
 The mass media of communication should be effectively used for liquidating illiteracy.
15.TEACHER EDUCATION:
 A sound program of professional education of teachers is essential for the qualitative improvement of
education.
 Vitalization of professional studies should be done to purge its off inadequacy.
 There should be the necessity of improving methods of teaching and evaluation in training
institutions.
16. DISTANCE EDUCATION:
 In order to bring education to those who are unable to attend even part time courses.
 Students should be provided opportunities to meet the teachers occasionally.
 These courses should be developed for the teachers in schools to keep them abreast with new
knowledge and new methods of teaching.
17.VOCATIONAL EDUCATION:
 Part time vocational education : Agricultural courses, Animal Husbandry
 Home science courses for girls
 IndustrialTraining Institute Course (ITI’s) for dropouts at VIII
18.UNIVERSITYAUTONOMY:
o Autonomy to department and faculties
o Autonomy to colleges
o Financial aid : UGC maintenance grant + state financial aid
19.UNIVERSITY:AIMS,OBECTIVESAND FUNCTIONS
o Cultivate new education by pursuing research in every area of education
o To provide competent men and women to society
o To promote equality and social justice
OTHER
RECCOMMENDATIONS:
ɷ Selective Admission
ɷ Administrative Problems
ɷ Physical welfare of students
ɷ Higher education
Enrolment
RESULTS OF
KOTHARI
COMMISSIONS
 The education system at the national level was
aligned in 10+2+3 pattern, as recommended by the
Kothari Commission.
 As per recommendations of Kothari
Commission, the education sector in India
was stratified into national bodies, state bodies and
Central Board.
 Revision of pay scale of Teachers
 Improvement of curriculum, Method of Teaching
 , Evaluation
 Correspondence Course
 Vocational Education at higher level
THANKYOU
STEFI GRACE S J
ROLL NO:99

Major reccommendations of kothari commission

  • 1.
  • 2.
    KOTHARI COMMISSION: (1964-1966) Kothari Commissionis popularly known as INDIAN EDUCATION COMMISSION set up by the government of India under the Chairmanship of Dr . D. S. Kothari
  • 3.
    The opening sentenceof the report: “The destiny of India is being shaped in the classroom”
  • 4.
    AIM: To evolve ageneral pattern of education and to advice guidelines and policies for the government of education in India
  • 5.
    MAJOR RECCOMMENDATIONS OFKOTHARI COMMISSSION: The Kothari Commission had given 23 recommendations to revamp the education system in India. The recommendations given by the Kothari Commission are listed below: 1.DEFECTS IN THE EXISTING EDUCATION SYSTEM : •Lack of creative and constructive activities. •The curriculum is over packed. •Lack of teaching methods and guidance and better supervision. •No link between education and productivity RECCOMMENDATIO NS: Reforms on education were suggested to be achieved based on four-fold tasks like increasing productivity, achieving national and social integration, accelerating the pace of modernization, and achieving social and national integration.
  • 6.
    2.AIMS OF THEEDUCATION:  Education and productivity - • Science education as an integral part , • Work experience, • Vocational education , • Improvement of scientific and technical education.  Social and national integration  Education and Modernization  Development of Democracy  Social and spiritual values
  • 7.
    3.METHODS OF TEACHING: oExperimental teaching o Dynamic method of teaching o Training in improving aids 4.TEXTBOOK: o There should be continuous revision and up-to-date of text-books o The program of text-book production should consist of three aspects— academic, production and distribution
  • 8.
    5.CURRICULUM: Lower secondary stage(8-10)  Language, Mathematics, Science, History, Geography and Civics, Art, Work experience social service, Physical education , Education in moral and spiritual values. Higher Secondary stage (11-12)  Any two language and other subject groups 6.EDUCATION OF WOMEN:  Free and compulsory Education for 6-14 years
  • 9.
    7. EDUCATIONAL STRUCTURESAND STANDARDS:  Pre school education 10 year period of general education Lower primary and upper primary stages 8. STATUS OF TEACHERS:  Necessary efforts should be taken to raise the economic social and professional status of teacher.  Retirement benefits should be extended to all teachers.
  • 10.
    9. GUIDANCE ANDCOUNSELLING:  Adequate arrangements should be made in all secondary sch0ols to introduce guidance service with a trained counsellor. 10. EVALUATION:  A continuous process closely related to the aims and objectives of education  Written examination should be improved  Oral test should be given due weightage.
  • 11.
    11. THREE LANGUAGEFORMULA: ɷ Should be used as medium of instruction. ɷ The mother tongue or regional language is compulsory. 12. EDUCATION ON MORALS AND RELIGIONS: ɷ Centre and state governments should adopt measures to introduce education in moral, social, and spiritual values in all institutions.% in 13. WORK EXPERIENCES:# ɷ To relate education with life and productivity ɷ It will decrease the over academic nature of formal education.
  • 12.
    14. ADULT EDUCATION: Programs should be adopted for specific groups of adults which could motivate intensive literacy work  The mass media of communication should be effectively used for liquidating illiteracy. 15.TEACHER EDUCATION:  A sound program of professional education of teachers is essential for the qualitative improvement of education.  Vitalization of professional studies should be done to purge its off inadequacy.  There should be the necessity of improving methods of teaching and evaluation in training institutions.
  • 13.
    16. DISTANCE EDUCATION: In order to bring education to those who are unable to attend even part time courses.  Students should be provided opportunities to meet the teachers occasionally.  These courses should be developed for the teachers in schools to keep them abreast with new knowledge and new methods of teaching. 17.VOCATIONAL EDUCATION:  Part time vocational education : Agricultural courses, Animal Husbandry  Home science courses for girls  IndustrialTraining Institute Course (ITI’s) for dropouts at VIII
  • 14.
    18.UNIVERSITYAUTONOMY: o Autonomy todepartment and faculties o Autonomy to colleges o Financial aid : UGC maintenance grant + state financial aid 19.UNIVERSITY:AIMS,OBECTIVESAND FUNCTIONS o Cultivate new education by pursuing research in every area of education o To provide competent men and women to society o To promote equality and social justice
  • 15.
    OTHER RECCOMMENDATIONS: ɷ Selective Admission ɷAdministrative Problems ɷ Physical welfare of students ɷ Higher education Enrolment
  • 16.
    RESULTS OF KOTHARI COMMISSIONS  Theeducation system at the national level was aligned in 10+2+3 pattern, as recommended by the Kothari Commission.  As per recommendations of Kothari Commission, the education sector in India was stratified into national bodies, state bodies and Central Board.  Revision of pay scale of Teachers  Improvement of curriculum, Method of Teaching  , Evaluation  Correspondence Course  Vocational Education at higher level
  • 17.