Varanasi: Open Discussion on National Education Policy 2020 (NEP) was held in Hybrid mode at the Mahamana Auditorium from Hindu Banaras University on Wednesday.
The discussion was attended by academics, academic administrators, teachers, head of department, state education council officials, principals, social workers and other stakeholders from all over the country.
The purpose of this discussion was organized by the National Teacher Education Council (NCTE) under the Ministry of Education Union and also under the AEGIS Universitas Hindu Banaras, was to discuss this scheme widely on national professional standards for teachers (NPST) and national mission to mentoring ( NMM) throughout the country.
The aim is basically to prepare a blueprint for its implementation.
Every time he was detained at NPST and NMM each in the two technical sessions of the program.
The first session was led by Prof.
H.
S.
Rathore, former representative of Chancellor of the University of South Bihar, the second style and session was led by Prof.
Madhulika Agarwal, Dean of the Faculty of Science Bhu.
Because of the Coronavirus outbreak, the Chairperson of NCTE Santosh Kumar Sarangi and Secretary of Championship members Yangzom Sherpa joined this program through online media.
During the address, Sarangi said that teacher training is very important, both before the appointment and during work.
He stated that through NPST, the teacher must be divided into four categories, progressive teachers, proficient teachers, skilled teachers and teachers.
The module for teacher assessment is being developed so that they can be easily classified, and they can evolve in their careers.
Apart from this, through NMM, educational institutions and systems must benefit from taking advantage of the experience of retired teachers who are active even after their retirement.
Discussion about NEP was held to prepare a blueprint for implementation
