Anamika

The writer is Deputy Adviser, Unit for International Cooperation, National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration, Delhi.

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New schools mostly start with elementary levels and the B.El.Ed. graduates with their subject expertise and leadership acumen can fulfil the demands of the ever-increasing need for teachers.

Teacher education in India needs much more than a one-size-fits-all formulaSubscriber Only

April 28,2025 13:47:02 PM

NCTE should reintroduce and promote the B.El.Ed programme to train teachers. It should also encourage teacher education institutions to come up with their own curriculum

Mon, Apr 28, 2025

Australian universities to open campuses in India: Policy and practice must not pull in different directionsSubscriber Only

March 11,2023 18:00:16 PM

While opportunities for students might expand, it will be a challenge to meet the vision of multidisciplinarity, given the curricular restrictions on the new campuses

Sat, Mar 11, 2023

UGC’s draft regulations-2023: Opening the campus doorSubscriber Only

January 06,2023 18:52:34 PM

Entry of foreign universities is a long step forward for higher education in India. But there will be challenges

Sat, Jan 07, 2023

With CUET will come more pressure, not lessSubscriber Only

April 13,2022 04:00:32 AM

Anamika writes: The impact of the Common University Entrance Test is likely to be harsher on disadvantaged sections of the society for whom access to higher education is seen as the only route to upward mobility.

Wed, Apr 13, 2022

China and the future of UNESCO’s curriculum framing bodySubscriber Only

May 30,2021 13:12:32 PM

Europe is against locating the UN agency’s International Bureau of Education at Shanghai. But Chinese funds and expertise can rejuvenate the cash-strapped agency. The move could also benefit India.

Sun, May 30, 2021

Getting top foreign universities to open campuses requires more institutional autonomySubscriber Only

January 22,2021 00:20:07 AM

There are many provisions in the policy for improving the quality of higher education. For the first time, internationalisation of higher education has been highlighted as an objective.

Fri, Jan 22, 2021

NEP’s vision for drawing foreign universities to India requires fine-tuningSubscriber Only

September 04,2020 03:10:11 AM

The ideas outlined in the NEP require fine-tuning. The first challenge will be to widen the scope of internationalisation.

Fri, Sep 04, 2020