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Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha – Promoting Sanskrit
For its achievements in the fields of teaching, research, publications and promotion and propagation of Sanskrit, the Vidypeetha has been bestowed with distinct awards namely, ·Recognised by the UGC as Centre for Excellence in the subject of Traditional Sastras. ·Accredited at A+ level by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) in 2003. ·Vidyapeetha rated best in the country Recently Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha [...]
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NOTIFICATION FOR RECRUITMENT OF PRINCIPALS, POST GRADUATE AND TRAINED GRADUATE TEACHERS -2012 FOR MODEL SCHOOL
RASHTRIYA MADHYAMIK SHIKSHA ABHIYAN, ANDHRA PRADESH, HYDERABAD. MODEL SCHOOLS PROJECT NOTIFICATION FOR RECRUITMENT OF PRINCIPALS, POST GRADUATE AND TRAINED GRADUATE TEACHERS -2012 FOR MODEL SCHOOLS (Notification No.01/RMSA/Model Schools/2012 dt.06-02-2012) 1. In pursuance of the orders of the Government in G.O.Ms.No.254 Finance (SMPC-1) Dept. Dt.03-12-2011 applications are invited online through the prescribed APPLICATION to be made available on website [...]
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ASER Report: Reading the Writing on the Wall- K.SATYANARAYAN, PARTH J SHAH
The debate on education reforms has been severely hampered by the lack of reliable data, particularly on learning outcomes. The government data focuses on what government does—outlays and inputs into the school system. It tells us how much money has been allocated, how many boundaries walls and toilets are built, how many teachers are hired. It does not tell us [...]
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DON’T TEACH ENGLISH TO YOUR CHILDREN IN CLASS I – S.A.AIYAR
Premature teaching of a second language — like English — can prevent a child from learning to read fast enough in its mother tongue. Early reading and writing is vital: children that cannot do so fluently by Class 2 will likely never catch up with classmates in higher classes. These insights flow from research on the neurological foundations of learning. [...]
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ENGLISH IS OUR SECOND LANGUAGE
Recently released census 2001 data on bilingualism and trilingualism says thatEnglish was the primary language for barely 2.3 lakh Indians at the time of the census, more than 86 million listed it as their second language and another 39 million as their third language. This puts the number of English speakers in India at the time to more than 125 [...]
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Three engineering students expelled for ragging in Bihar
Patna, Dec 28(IANS)Three students of Motihari Engineering College in Bihar, including a girl, have been expelled on charges of ragging a junior student, officials said Wednesday. The three students, including a girl, allegedly ragged a junior student Monica Shailesh on October 15. Monica, a first year student, had alleged that she was subjected to ragging by some seniors when she [...]
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Tripura to apply ‘no detention policy’ in schools amid concern
Agartala, Dec 27 (IANS) Shifting from their previous stand, Tripura’s Left Front government Tuesday announced that it would apply a ‘no detention policy’ up to the eighth standard in the state’s schools this year under the Right To Education Act, a minister here said. ‘We are worried that after the execution of the ‘no detention policy’ under the Right of [...]
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Beijing gets first ‘human library’
Beijing, Dec 27 (IANS) Ever thought what if you could interact with the protagonist of an interesting book? Well, booklovers in Beijing have been offered such an opportunity by a 28-year-old woman who always wished to be a librarian. Li Xingning’s childhood dream came true this Christmas, when she opened a ‘Human Library’ where books were real people. It was [...]
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China tests people’s proficiency in Mandarin
Beijing, Dec 26 (IANS) A new Chinese proficiency test was launched in China last weekend to improve overall Mandarin proficiency among people in the country. The nationwide language proficiency test is applicable to all who use Mandarin in daily life, for academic purposes or at work, including foreigners, the China Daily reported. The test, called Hanyu Nengli Ceshi (HNC) in [...]
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Young minds not pursuing maths, says PM
Chennai, Dec 26 (IANS) Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Monday expressed concern that young minds with a natural ability for mathematics were not pursuing the discipline at an advanced level, resulting in a ‘decline in the quality of maths teachers at the school and college level’. In his inaugural speech at a function to mark the 125th birth anniversary of eminent [...]
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Young minds not pursuing maths: PM
Chennai, Dec 26 (IANS) Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Monday expressed concern that young minds with a natural ability for mathematics were not pursuing the disciple at an advanced level, resulting in a ‘decline in the quality of maths teachers at the school and college level’. In his inaugural speech at a function to mark the 125th birth anniversary of eminent [...]
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Bengal’s university bill draws flak
Kolkata, Dec 24 (IANS) West Bengal’s Trinamool Congress-led government has passed a university bill in its bid to free higher education from alleged political interference, but the legislation has raised apprehensions in some political circles about its real purpose. The West Bengal University Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2011, was passed in the assembly Friday, with state Education Minister Bratya Basu advocating [...]
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AMU’s special centre launched in Kerala
Malappuramm (Kerala), Dec 24(IANS) The long awaited special centre of the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) was officially launched here Saturday by union Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal. Sibal dedicated the centre to the nation. Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy praised the efforts of the previous Left government to ensure that the centre was set up. ‘When we took over [...]
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Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test 2012 Hall Ticket download and Other Details
Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test 2012 is coming near and it date is schedule on 8th january 2012. Admit card for this exam is delivered through post to candidatesmentioned address if anyone can’t received his/her admit card so he/she can download it online through its official site www.aptet.cgg.gov.in (Click Here for Previous APTET (JULY 2011) Results) APTET – 2012 Notification Details (pdf) Latest News 1. Notification [...]
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Panel on school fee hike to start work from Dec 26
New Delhi, Dec 23 (IANS) The Delhi government Friday told the Delhi High Court that the Justice Anil Dev Singh committee, set up to examine the accounts of private schools allegedly charging high tuition fees, can start working from Monday (Dec 26). Counsel appearing for the city government told the bench of Acting Chief Justice A.K. Sikri and Justice Siddhartha [...]
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Maths teacher’s punishment sparks row in China
Beijing, Dec 23 (IANS) A maths teacher ordered his students to slap their own faces for three minutes for disturbing the class, causing parents to seek his resignation. However, some of the students have jumped to his defence, saying he has not ‘done anything wrong’. The incident took place in Donglu Middle School in Pudong Tuesday when maths teacher Yang [...]
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Students protests get intense at Agra University
Agra, Dec 23 (IANS) Over three months of protests by student unions against the ‘inefficient management’ of Agra University turned more intense after some agitating female students were allegedly thrashed by the security staff. While teachers and students groups have demanded an independent investigation into the incident, university vice chancellor D.N. Jauhar told IANS, ‘It was planted… The whole issue [...]
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Slovakia launches website with e-books
London, Dec 23 (IANS) In a first of its kind anywhere in the world, the European nation of Slovakia has launched a new website to provide the public with digitised school textbooks free of cost. The education ministry Thursday launched the eaktovka.sk. website, where people could access a total of 26 digitised textbooks and compulsory-reading books as well as download [...]
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Unaided private schools seek amendments in RTE
New Delhi, Dec 22, (IANS) Representatives of ‘budget private schools’ — unaided private institutions which often cater to weaker sections of society — from eight states Thursday formed an alliance advocating amendments in the government’s education policies. The representatives formed the National Independent School Alliance (NISA) to focus on the Right to Education (RTE) Act which, they said, threatens some [...]
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