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CBSE plans curriculum changes
Schools affiliated to the New Delhi -based Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will soon introduce subjects focusing on adoloscence education and peace. The contents are being designed and will be integrated into the curriculum soon.
Speaking to the Press in Dubai yesterday, CBSE Chairman, Ashok Ganguly, said, Emphasis is being laid on integrating peace and value education as well as adoloscence education programmes into the curriculum from six grade upwards to expose students at an early age to various social, cultural and religious issues facing the world.
It is important to expose children at an early age to gain better perspective on the various issues which are a cause of concern to civilisations.
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The promoters of Treamis World School, located in Electronics City and scheduled to open in July, have plans in place to offer true global education to local as well as children of relocating global employees.
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HP to join hands with NIIT for CBSE tutorials
With campuses across the country going Wi-Fi and institutes making laptops mandatory for students, Hewlett-Packard which sells its own range of notebook PCs along with the Compaq brand, plans to make inroads into the school-student segment as well.
In collaboration with NIIT, Hewlett-Packard (HP) India plans to conduct pilot studies to launch online tutorials and mock examinations for students under the CBSE system.
Under the agreement, NIIT would provide the content while HP will pitch in with the required hardware. HP had conducted its first pilot study on 20 schools
Plans on the anvil to set up Central Madarassa Board
Dec 03: Close on the heels of Sachar Committee projecting a sorry plight of education for Muslims plans are on the anvil to set up a Central Madarassa Board to modernise the education imparted in Islamic schools across the country.
The issue would be brought up at a meeting convened by National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions (NCMEI) here today which would also deliberate on introduction of modern education in Madarassa.
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) plans to introduce grading system for Class X exams from the next academic session. The proposal is with the Ministry of Human Resource and Development (MHRD) waiting for approval.
Talking at an inaugural function of a conference hall at the CBSE office in Panchkula, Ashok Ganguly, CBSE Chairperson, said, “We have replaced the examination system till class V with a five-point grading system. Classes VI to VIII will have a seven-point grading system.”
He added that the CBSE plans to introduce a nine-point grading system for class X.
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MUMBAI: ‘Think global, expand globally’ seems to be the mantra for companies in the education space.
After establishing presence in India in domains like online tutoring, computer technology for government and private schools, teacher training, etc the companies are now keying in for a big revolution overseas.
Chennai-based Everonn Systems India, which the fourth-largest company offering educational and training services, is planning to set foot for the first time on foreign soil by designing curriculum for schools in Southeast Asia and the Gulf.
According to R Kannan, director, the company will structure the curriculum and provide content for classes 1-10 of Central Board