New Delhi: Secondary Education Council (CBSE) in collaboration with the Institute of Technology India (IIT) Gandhinagar launched the Eklavya series, an online education program that will help layout plans to implement new national education policies (NEP).
According to official releases, the focus of this series is to clarify the NEP and show off how to implement it effectively across the school.
Safe! You have managed to throw your Votozin to see the results “The goal is to maintain the creativity of our students, out-of-box thinking, conceptual understanding and learning how to learn.
In an effort to go to this goal, CBSE and IIT Gandhinagar collaborate to bring up the Eklavya series,” The official release of CBSE rang.
This series will contain many direct activities, projects, models that help in conceptual understanding of various topics, questions that provoke minds, tasks that promote creative thinking outside the box like why the Chopra Neeraj throws Javelin at 36 degrees and inspires DIY (doing it yourself) The project uses local material that connects the curriculum to life.
The registration process starts on September 10, 2021, and so on is mandatory and free of charge.
The first episode will be displayed on September 26 and the topic will be the Neeraj Chopra and Newton’s Law.
Content will vary and will cover the topic in grade 6 science and mathematics curriculum to class 12.
The immediate episode can be watched on the Youtube official page from CCL IiTGN.
“Certificate of participation for all modules and competency certificates for all courses will cost Rs 100 plus taxes,” he said.
Therefore, students from these values ​​must take advantage of this opportunity to register and participate for pleasant conceptual clarity and learning.
“All school principals were asked to take advantage of this opportunity to meet the number of hours of professional development of teachers for their teachers by asking for teachers to register for this course.
For teachers, successfully completing the course by submitting homework will be considered equivalent to 30 hours of teacher training / development program capacity, “he added,
Further CBSE added said that this series will help students and teachers by completing them with the scientific and main competency temperament.