The National Curriculum Framework 2005 (NCF 2005), also known as the 4th National Curriculum Framework, was established to enhance the quality of education in India. The implementation process was initiated as part of efforts to reform the education system. The concept for this framework was first introduced by the National Education Policy of 1986, which […]
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Nepotism is the name of a narrow ideology, of benefiting our relatives, in which a person gives priority to his relatives, by ignoring the merit and skills of a non-relative person. We are calling this a narrow ideology because it is against the order of humanity, socialism, and equality. In this article, we will discuss
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Motivation is the internal encouragement that compels us to take action and pursue goals. Whether it’s the desire to achieve a personal ambition or fulfill a basic need, motivation is the force that propels us forward. In this article, we will explore the meaning of motivation, its various sources, and its crucial role in the
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The diagnostic Test is the test by which the problems of the students are selected. The medium of this test is multiple-choice questions. Through this, the problems of the students are diagnosed, hence it is called a diagnostic test. This can be done both formally and informally. It helps in checking the intellectual ability of
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Mahatma Gandhi’s education philosophy focuses on the complete development of a person, including their body, mind, and soul. Gandhi believed that true education helps develop all parts of a child – the body, mind, and soul of the child. He thought that the ultimate goal of life is to be free from different kinds of
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