When we think of a classroom, the first thing that comes to mind is a classic view of one. The four-walled room, with benches and chairs. The next thought is the student that occupy the classroom. The books that they have. The teacher at the podium. The material they study. Albeit the other components followed, our first thought was the four-walled classroom. The classic thought did come in first before the other components followed. This highlights the importance of the study environment. While the material forms an important component, the learning environment plays a major role.
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In 2014 elections that cleared the Congress government out of power and established Narendra Modi, a proposition was made to build up to two universities in the Rae Bareily parliamentary constituency of Congress pioneer Sonia Gandhi—one a flying establishment and the other a ladies’ university. This is one more case of political interference over sound educational planning in Indian higher education.
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One of the key goals of India’s draft National Education Policy is to build the gross enrollment ratio (GER) in higher education to in any event 50 percent by 2035. Since the current GER remains at simply 26.3 percent, multiplying it in the following 15 years will involve noteworthy arranging, change, and supported usage. Right […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the world to stand still and it will affect the Indian Higher Education as well. Social distancing and severe lockdowns across the globe has forced people to find innovative ways to do their routine jobs. One of the first measures taken by the Indian government was to close the educational institutions for the safety of students, teachers, and their families.
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To revamp all aspects of the Indian education system and bring it closer to the best global standards, the Government has approved the much-awaited New Education Policy (NEP), 2020 on July 29, 2020. After all, education is the most effective medium of progress and development with critical and mathematical thinking among the students.
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Difference between Traditional and Advantages of Modern Teaching Methods of Teaching Techniques “Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish on its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing it is stupid.”~ Albert Einstein
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The success of a nation always depends on the success of its youth and it is the promulgation of Online Skill India Programme courses that has paved the way to make India a skilled nation. Training Skill India Mission, launched on July 15, 2015, by our honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi to encourage the youth of our country with specific skill sets, making them employable and productive in their work environment.
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Research methodology refers to the systematic and scientific approach employed to collect, analyze, and interpret data for the purpose of answering research questions or testing hypotheses. There are several types of research methodology that researchers may use, depending on the nature of the research question, the available resources, and the goals of the study. Some common types of research methodology include quantitative research, qualitative research, mixed-method research, experimental research, and case study research. Each of these research methodologies has its own strengths and limitations and is best suited for different types of research questions and situations. Choosing the appropriate research methodology approach is an essential step in conducting research that is valid, reliable, and meaningful.
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After a long 34 years, new education policy has been now announced by the Government of India. Once again, the focus has shifted to education and maybe, therefore, the Ministry of Human Resource Department will be renamed as ‘Ministry of Education’.
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E-Learning education is the new norm, accelerated into existence due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Universities all over the world have adapted to the means of E-Learning and virtual means of educating students. So what are some of the effects of E-learning? Let us find out! The Objective Of The Study A study was conducted primarily […]