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11 steps to improve school education
NITI Aayog has released a set guidelines to improve the school education in India. Here is the basic summary:
STARS Project by Govt of India and World Bank
Challanges faced today in our education system.
Academic challanges:
- rote based learning pattern
- weak remedial programs
- weak assessment & real time data
- Teachers capacity constraints
- Inadequate training programs
Institutions & Capacity issues:
- Sub-scale schools
- Large scale teachers vacancies
- Teachers in administrative tasks
Governance & Accountability issues:
- Lack of technology enabled data systems in academic and administration
- Lack of accountability & Performance based reviews
- Lack of incentives
11 measures ensured under the report to boost the education system
Academic Reforms:
1. Competency framework
2. Assessment reforms
3. Learning enhancement programs
Administrative & Delivery reforms:
4. School optimization
5. Administrative efficiency through technology and data system
6. Organisation restructuring
7. Communication streamlining
Human Capacity:
8. Recruitment and Rationalisation of teaching and admin staffs
9. Teachers training & mentoring
Drive Accountability:
10. Academic monitoring and data back reviews
Vision & motivation for change:
11. Competition framework
After three years of educational impact study by team formulated under NITI Aayog, various state government initiative were observed and best practices were studied to formulate eleven steps to boost the education system of India.
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