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NCERT<br />

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Technology, Special Orientation Programme for School Teachers (SOPT),<br />

Programmes of Mass Orientation of School Teachers (P-MOST), Scheme of<br />

Improvement of Science Education in Schools, Environmental Orientation of<br />

School Education, Computer Literacy and Studies in Schools (CLASS), Operation<br />

Blackboard (OB) Scheme, Scheme for Integrated Education of the Disabled, Sarva<br />

Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA), Promotion of Yoga in Schools and Pre-service, In-service<br />

Teacher Education Programmes, etc.<br />

The NCERT undertook a number of significant projects funded by<br />

International Agencies which provided basic data for formulation of policies, plans<br />

and programmes of education. Some of them are: IEA (acronym for International<br />

Association for the Evaluation of <strong>Educational</strong> Achievement) Study, Primary<br />

Education Curriculum Renewal (PECR), Study on Achievements in Language<br />

and Science, IEA CompEd Study, Developmental Activities in Community<br />

Education and Participation (DACEP), Comprehensive Access to Primary<br />

Education (CAPE), District Primary Education Programme (DPEP), <strong>National</strong><br />

Population Education Project (NPEP), A Survey of Secondary Schools,<br />

Achievement Motive in High School Boys and Training for it, Scholastic Aptitude<br />

Tests in Hindi for Grades VIII and XI, Evaluative Criteria for Inspection and<br />

Supervision in Secondary Schools, Wastage and Stagnation in Primary and Middle<br />

Schools, Survey of Achievement in Mathematics at three levels of School Education,<br />

Identification of Talent in Elementary and Secondary Schools, Curriculum and<br />

Methods of Teaching Mathematics in Secondary Schools.<br />

Some other major initiatives of NCERT in recent years include: implementation<br />

and dissemination of <strong>National</strong> Curriculum Framework (NCF–2005); <strong>National</strong><br />

Centre for Computer Education; publishing of Journals–Peace Education and<br />

<strong>Educational</strong> Abstracts; launching of Eighth All India School Education Survey;<br />

<strong>National</strong> Consultative Meet on Education for Life; preparation for launching of<br />

on-line programmes in some areas; development of Crystal Structure Kit;<br />

International Diploma Course in Guidance and Counselling through Distance/<br />

Online Mode in Collaboration with Commonwealth of Learning (CoL); Diploma<br />

Course in ECCE; Training Course on Peace Education; preparation of customised<br />

Training Package for teachers of KGBV and development of Bridge course for<br />

KGBV girls; development of textbooks in media studies, Human Ecology and<br />

Family Sciences (HEFS), Indian Art, Heritage Crafts Graphic Design; and of<br />

textbooks and supplementary reading materials into Urdu.<br />

PLANNING AND PROCESSING OF PROGRAMMES<br />

The programmes of NCERT are formulated keeping in view the broader perspectives<br />

of the <strong>National</strong> Policy on Education (NPE) and the educational needs of the states<br />

requiring NCERT’s inputs, among other things. The educational needs of the states<br />

are identified mainly through the mechanism of the State Co-ordination Committees<br />

(SCCs) which provide a forum for interaction among the NCERT faculty with the<br />

senior functionaries of the State Education Departments. The Education Secretary<br />

of the State is the Chairperson of the SCC and the Principal of the concerned Regional<br />

Institute of Education (RIE) is the Member-Convener. The identified educational<br />

needs of the states are first considered by the Institutes Advisory Boards (IABs) of<br />

RIEs and then the Managing Committees (MCs) of RIEs.<br />

The academic programmes of the Departments of the NIE are processed<br />

through the Advisory Boards of the individual Departments (DABs) and thereafter<br />

by the Academic Committee (AC) of the NIE.<br />

<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> 2010-11

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