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The difference in marks between the Madhyamik Board and its national counterparts always concerns the students. In order to bridge the gap, the state government appointed syllabus reform committee for formulating new syllabus for classes nine...
A Japanese company in collaboration with a Bangalore firm is introducing robotic education to government schools in the city. Two government schools at Veerabhadranagar and Hosakerehalli in South Bangalore had an interaction with Japanese citizens on...
The UT education department began a child mapping survey to identify children who are yet to be enrolled in schools. Government-run schools in the union territory have been told to conduct a survey of their respective...
Education department officials in Aurangabad have taken serious note of private schools starting admission procedure before the schedule being released by the Zilla Parishad (ZP). Information about some schools starting early admissions for deprived children has...
In a report released by the Central Board of Secondary Education on the five years of working of Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE), it stated that students who skipped class 10 board examination performed extremely well...
The private schools of Jaipur have raised objection against the fee committee constituted by the Supreme Court of India. The move came after the fee committee determined the fees without considering the expenses incurred on expansion...
Whether it be high performance sports at the Olympics or the development of sports locally, sports education is becoming increasingly important in the modern world. Even though there is a growing awareness of including sports education...
“Innovation is not about fancy technologies, innovation is thinking about a new paradigm of thoughts” We are living in a new economy— powered by technology, fueled by information, and driven by knowledge. Education is the only...
The curriculum of Indian schools has drawn sharp criticism from the Unesco. The Education for All Global Monitoring Report (GMR) 2014 states that Indian curriculum is unrealistic and far too ambitious for the child. It says...
In what may be termed as a big departure from run-of-the-mill courses, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is all set to offer theatre, legal studies or gender studies as an elective in classes XI and...
Rajasthan government has announced the formation of an education board for Class 8th. The decision was taken during a cabinet meeting in Bharatpur. The cabinet also decided to introduce the option of exams for class 8th...
V Krishna, PrincipalIndus World School, RaipurImplementing ICT has completely changed the scenario in our school in terms of better assessment and recognizing areas of improvements timely. Pedagogy – We have specifically made efforts to develop creative...