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Contemporary India and Education
Rating: 3.0 out of 5(1 rating)
532 students
Last updated 1/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Contemporary India and how Education developed with the march of time

Course content

1 section10 lectures45m total length
  • Introduction0:41

    Explore issues in education in India, tracing the contemporary delivery of education from that period through post-independence.

  • Dimensions to Education & Progress4:11
  • Dimensions in Vedic Age to Islamic Age4:11
  • Dimensions during the British Age5:41

    Trace education from British rule to independence, outlining the Mudaliar and Qatari commissions and the shift toward diversified courses, three-language formula, vocational guidance, universal enrollment, and secular, scientific temper.

  • Dimensions after Independence3:02
  • Further Dimensions after Independence3:33
  • Education Reforms and Policies5:26

    Promote universal elementary education and quality basic education through a convergent framework and central-state-local partnership, with schemes like educational guarantee and midday meals.

  • Role of NCERT2:16
  • Conclusion9:53

    Examine India's flagship secondary education scheme, focusing on access, quality, and equity through teacher development, ICT-enabled learning, open and distance education, and public-private partnerships.

  • Bonus Lecture7:02

Requirements

  • An Educator or a Student of Teaching

Description

The module refers to the concepts related to the Contemporary India and Education in particular. It narrates the various forms of education and the policies and narrations in the field of education delivery for the notion to understand and discuss the post independence as well the pre independence notion of the educational deliberations in particular. The activities and policies by the government before and after independence are discussed accordingly.

Similarly, the conclusion goes by fetching the scenario of obvious reasons, which relate to shifting the teaching into a new realm. The core teaching principles having a shift, need an activated model so as to conclude with the no looking back in perfection. The teachers need to be an advocate for the holistic education. This transforms the learners in a big way to assist learning and make it happen within the classrooms. Teachers need to keep things simple and do what works for them. For we, the teachers cannot teach the way we were taught. Above all the students, at large, would only like the subject if they like the teacher and this is one of the solitaire truth for any holy classroom in particular. Teachers need to have a wellness routine planning sheet, getting the win-win approach of the happiness index of the students, roll number wise. Indeed, the classroom management has been identified as a major concern for teachers and if they don’t get along the learners as bosses or clients with affection, the management of the class appears a slang. The teachers in majority have a wrong notion that classroom management is much to do with discipline only and is limited to the children being quiet in the class, whereas the goals include identification of misconceptions about managing the teaching, the students and the consequences. The teachers of age need to broader the very conception of classroom management and ultimately need to provide a framework among the colleagues for developing their own classroom management plan. Engaging the children in instructions often leads to classroom management but is limited to a classic time only. For having an activated classroom, there has to be a thoughtful physical environment supported by establishing caring relationships and implementation of engaging instructions.

Who this course is for:

  • Students of Education/ Teaching/ Teachers/ Aspirants of Teaching/ BEd Students