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25 Aug 2023 12:27

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NCERT has released the final version of National Curriculum Framework (NCF)

National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has released the final version of National Curriculum Framework (NCF). As per this new framework there will be two Indian languages compulsory subjects in class IX and class X and one in class XI and class XII. There will be semester system for classes XI and XII. Board exams will be held twice a year in both classes X and XII helping students to give exam in the related learnings during the semester itself.

Ten subjects, including three languages, to be taught in class IX and X with an external exam for seven of them. Further, six compulsory subjects, including two languages, to be taught in class XI and XII with external exams in them.

Last revision in NCF was in 2005. It is believed that the new curriculum will bring radical changes in the present educational system. It is also mentioned that States will not be forced to adopt this new system but will have option to choose it.

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25 Aug 2023 14:02

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The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) is striving hard to improve the quality of the education system in the country. In this process, this organisation has brought NCF 2023. This NCF is made keeping in mind the necessity of competency-based education. Nowadays everyone in the academic field is emphasizing the need for developing skills and competencies. They feel it is of no use to simply acquire knowledge. The knowledge should be useful to develop critical thinking, creativity, communication, and problem-solving skills. Keeping this in mind this new NCP is made and it is a step forward in the implementation of NEP.

This NCF concentrated on the developmental perspectives, adopting different teaching methods, and curriculum changes at four different learning stages: Foundational, Preparatory, Middle, and Secondary levels. This new framework will give opportunities to students for multidisciplinary learning. Academicians feel that this NCF will propagate the use of technology in teaching and learning. It will also encourage the use of technology in assessment and evaluation.

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25 Aug 2023 16:42

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The new formulation evolved by the NCERT would bring about radical changes in the educational system. May be it would not be felt immediately but within a couple of years, we would realise to what extent the new formed system has changed the process of learning of the students.
The education should strengthen the thinking skills of the students, providing them gainful knowledge so as to implement such knowledge in the practical domains.
The new framework will provide opportunities to the student- community for multidisciplinary learning in the different areas of technology enabling them to learn different useful tools.

NCERT has released the final version of National Curriculum Framework (NCF)

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