CCE Manual VI - VIII - CBSE

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Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluationendeavours in continuous and comprehensive assessment. This reform is infact a genuine exercise that requires teachers to change their practices fromexamination preparation to more authentic on-going assessment. If teachersdo the kind of things the reform is calling for, the change will be long-lasting,leading successfully to the kind of outcomes that were intended.The research on time-lags for achievement of change should be noted. It takesabout three years in an elementary school and (depending on size) about sixyears in a secondary school to see the effects of a reform. I look forward tobeing able to note the positive effects of this particular reform in India in theyears to come.Gabrielle MattersPrincipal Research Fellowat the Australian Council for Educational ResearchGabrielle Matters is a Principal Research Fellow at the Australian Council forEducational Research (ACER) Melbourne, Head of ACER Brisbane, andExecutive Secretary of the International Association for EducationalAssessment. She is Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Education, QueenslandUniversity of Technology, with a doctorate in the field of psychometrics. Sheholds a Bachelor of Science degree from The University of Queensland anda diploma in piano (AMusA) from the Queensland Conservatorium of Music.Dr Matters has had extensive experience in education as a classroom teacher(physical sciences), school administrator, university lecturer, researcher, advisor,test designer and author. She has held executive management positions withinthe Australian education sector and has worked with education systems inAustralia and overseas, most recently in Tajikistan and Ethiopia. Her areas ofexpertise are in the fields of educational measurement, educationaladministration, test design and marking, the curriculum ‘wars’, theunderachievement of boys, educational research (policy and practice), andsystem/school reform.xi
The Right of Children to Free and CompulsoryEducation Act, 2009No. 35 of 2009Every child of the age of six to fourteen years shall have a right to free andcompulsory education in a neighbourhood school till completion of elementaryeducation [Chapter No. II Part 3 clause (i)]Continuous and Comprehensive EvaluationNo child admitted in a school shall be held back in any class or expelledfrom school till the completion of elementary education [Chapter No. IV Part 16]xii
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