NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY
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This document outlines the key objectives and programs of India's National Policy on Education from 1986. The main objectives are to prepare students for the 21st century, provide universal access to education regardless of gender or social status, encourage international cooperation, and provide lifelong learning opportunities for all. The policy focuses on removing disparities and equalizing educational opportunities for disadvantaged groups like scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, religious minorities, women, rural populations, and the disabled. It promotes establishing more schools and residential facilities in tribal and rural areas, as well as incentive programs, vocational training, and adult education initiatives to improve access.
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NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY
- 1. BY MR. SADASHIV MATHANKAR
- 2. NATIONAL POLICY ON EDUCATION • INTRODUCTION:- intellectuals and thinkers all over the world i.e., education as a crucial factor in raising the standard of living of millions all over the globe. It is however there for that many countries have started giving a close look to their educational system.
- 3. The new policy boldly accepts some elements, which have been meeting considerably assistance such as selective development of educational institutions Objective of NPE -1986 Education is a unique investment on the present and future. This cardinal principle is the key to the national policy ion education. 1. He main thrust of the policy is the main and his her preparation to the face the 21st century. 2. The concept of national system of education implies that upto a given level of students irrespective of creed, sex etc. have a access to education of education. 3. To motivate the younger generation for international cooperation and peaceful co-existence.
- 4. 4. To encourage the young to undertaker the rediscovery of India, its image and perception. 5. To provide opportunities to the youth, housewives and industrial workers etc. to continue the education of their choice at he pace suited to them. Since, life long education is cherished goal of educational process.
- 5. PROGRAMMES OF NPE – 1986 Education for equality. DISPARITY The new policy will lay special emphasis on the removal of disparities and to equalize educational opportunity by attending to the specific need of those who have been denies equality so for. Education for women’s equality Education will be used as an agent of basic change in the status of women in order to neutralization the accumulated distortion of the past there will be a well- conceived edge in former women.
- 6. The education of scheduled castes the central focus in the scheduled caste educational development is equalization with the non- scheduled caste population at all the stages and levels of education. THE EDUCATION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES The following measures will be taken to bring the scheduled tribes on per with others. 1. Priority will be accorded to opening primary school in tribal areas 2. Residential school, including ashrams schools will be established on a large scale. 3. incentive schemes will be formulated for he STs keeping in view their special need and life styles. Other educationally backward sections and areas Suitable incentives will be provided to al educational backward sections of the rural areas and island, will be provided to all educational of society particularly in the rural areas, hill and desert districts, remote and inaccessible areas and island, will be provided adequate institutional infrastructure.
- 7. Minorities Some minority group are educationally backward greater attention will be paid to the educational of these group in the interest of equality and social justice. The handicapped The following measures will be taken to integrate the physically and mentally handicapped with the general community . 1. Wherever is it is feasible the education of the children with motor handicaps and others. Mild handicaps will comman with that of other. 2. Adequate arrangements will be made to give vocational training to the disabled. 3. Voluntary will be for the education every possible manner.
- 8. Adult education A vast programme of adult education will be implemented through various ways and channels including ; 1. Establishment of centre for continuing education 2. Use of radio TV films, etc as mass and groups learning media agenciec of government 3. Wider promotion of books, libraries reading room etc. 4. Programmers' of distance learning 5. Organizing assistance in self learning 6. Organiising need and interest based vocational training programmers. Other policy Early childhood and education School facilities Non- formal education A resolve Secondary Vocationalization Higher education