National Education Policy
National Education Policy
National Education Policy
POLICY
2020
INTRODUCTION TO NATIONAL EDUCATION POLICY 2020
REPORT CARD MARKS BASED Holistic evaluation with 360% Self , peer and teacher assessment.
feedback.
SSSA NOT ATTAINED State/UT’s to setup New schools to take license from SSSA
BEFORE independent State School through transparent self declaration.
Standard Authority.
VOCATIONAL -- From Grade 1 onwards, Each child to be equipped with one skill
EDUCATION mandatory from Grade 6 by Grade 12.
onwards.
#2 Existing vs proposed aspects
ASPECTS EXISTING PROPOSED REMARKS
MULTI-STREAM Flexibility to choose subject This is at a secondary stage ( grades 9 –
-- across streams, All subjects to 12 ).
have two levels of proficiency.
NETF – The National NOT ATTAINED To look at technology Opportunity for Edtech Companies.
Education Technology BEFORE association with leading
Forum software companies.
STAGES OF ACADEMIC STRUCTURE
Things you need to know !
DROP OUT have suitable opportunities to catch up and re-enter
school in case they have fallen behind or dropped out.
STUDENTS
More HEIs can use the mother tongue/local HIGHER
language as a medium of instruction, and/or
offer programmes bilingually, to increase access EDUCATION
and promote the strength, usage, and vibrancy INSTITUTIONS
of Indian languages.
One can combines the subjects of science , commerce
SUBJECTS and arts and even the vocational courses with it, for
example, if any science stream student want to study
COMBINING music as a subject or etc., they can combine it
according to their needs.
WHY THERE IS A NEED OF
NEW EDUCATION POLICY ?
The New National Education Policy will
give importance to students' practical
knowledge instead of just pushing them
towards rote learning. It will help students
to develop scientific temper from a young
age.
That’s why we need a ‘NEW EDUCATION
POLICY’ which will be successfully
implemented by JULY, 2022.
CONCLUSION
The success of this new education
policy will depend on how it is
implemented. Therefore, it can be
said that India is the country with
the youngest population and India’s
future will depend on providing
high-quality educational
opportunities to these youth.
THANK YOU!
~SHRESTHA