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Reforming School Examination Systems

Start Date :
Jan 22, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Examination reforms that focus on problem-solving, critical thinking and reasoning skills are critical to improving quality at the secondary level. Such reforms will change the ...
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S K Subramanya
11 years 2 months ago
1. part of the exam marks should be made up from assignments given in the class, test of skills like- speaking/comprehension
2. Avoid Questions requiring answers by rote learning
3. Questions should be able invoke application of the concept
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Bhanu prakash soni
11 years 2 months ago
school exam.ki vartman pranali ke prayog purnath failho gai hai.RTE me bachcho ko fail nahi hona chahiye ka arth kuchh logo ne padana nhi ke rup me liya hai.sampurna gyan ki pariksha ka pratish ghatta ja jgk hai aur objective short Ans.tik mark badtk ja jaha hai. ise ulta karna hoga. sal ki 3 priksha me(1) ko pustak sahit tippni rahitpadhti se lena chahiye(2) hr class me ramediyal teaching ko compalsary kre|
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naman jinsiwale
11 years 2 months ago
Things like following traffic signals respecting elders I mean to say that we first have to make them good human being. but for that we have to get quality teachers in whom students should found their role models. Panchatantra should be made compulsory as well. If the base is strong we can go ahead and build a tall handsome building.
Jai Hind
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naman jinsiwale
11 years 2 months ago
The student instead of learning and understanding the subject gets habitual of just mugging it up and ends with no knowledge at the end of school.
I suggest first to make the child learn 3 languages
hindi and one local regional language these must be compulsory and one language of the choice of the student till he/she grows up to the age of 8-9 along with moral science and social values beacause the things we learn at that age we remember them life long.
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naman jinsiwale
11 years 2 months ago
There must be control on what the so called good education private schools are doing.They are taking some nonsense syllabus some 8-10 subjects for classes 3-8th most of them are useless or can be easily covered in other but just for their profit they get from the bookshops they teach such subjects.They instead of teaching the topic first completes the exercise that follows the chapter and then if got time they teach the chapter.
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Sunder Pal Goyal
11 years 2 months ago
Sir,Our education system is totally failing.From 7th to 8th there should be specific education.
This education should be job orientation, skill development.
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Sunder Pal Goyal
11 years 2 months ago
C B S E has totally failed in its motive.The education system is commercialized. This body has no check on the price of books.The books which should cost from 80 to 100 are priced for Rs 300 to 450. It is shame for C B S E .Perhaps there is mass corruption in C B S E. This body is accepting money from publishers.
The practice should be stopped to save our education system.
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Sunder Pal Goyal
11 years 2 months ago
I have read the books of C B S E Schools from 3rd- 5th standard. In English Books 75-85% lessons are by foreign authors.These are very difficult for our students.Most of the words given are never used by our highly educated citizens like doctors and advocates in their life.The books should be by Indian Authors.
Same is the case of Science books.There are so many mistakes in the books.
In U S A 7,000 words of English are used by natives for 95% of they speak or write in English.
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sriram singh
11 years 2 months ago
Formalities are growing day by day. Circulars and formats of assessment are changing as the commentary of cricket. The circulars of the CBSE Board are creating confusion among the parents , students and teachers as for example in assessments of class 10th students the board is following two types of assessment system one is known as school conducted and second is known as board conducted exam. We do not know what is the reason behind it.
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sriram singh
11 years 2 months ago
The Board has made a dynamic change in the examination system of class-9th and 10th for the purpose to make the teaching -learning effective and to reduce the stress upon the students. Though the intention of the Board is not questionable but without knowing the level of human resources and technical expertise the board is imposing several types of exams. as-PSA,ASL.
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