CCE Manual VI - VIII - CBSE
CCE Manual VI - VIII - CBSE CCE Manual VI - VIII - CBSE
Annexure 3dIt is felt that at this age, the learning is as informal and joyous as possible so thatthere is time and scope for nourishing the mental health of the students. The fearthat the students will not learn effectively unless they are given formal learninginputs is unfounded. The parents should be helped by the schools to understand thechanging paradigm in the larger interest of their children.Arguments are being advanced about the elimination of the Pass - Fail system atthe primary classes. The Board is fully convinced that this would go a long way ineliminating the fear from the minds of the younger ones. Sometimes failing a childfor the inadequate performance in one subject or the other appears to be againstthe very basics of the idea that every learner has certain latent talents and it is theresponsibility of the education system to identify and nurture such talents.So in brief the following action needs to be taken at the school level:1. The students need not carry the school bags from their home and the schoolbag be kept in the Desk at the school.2. No home work up to class - II.Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation3. Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation with no Pass-Fail criteria up to class- V. The students achievement record need to be formulated accordingly andthe Board has already forwarded two formats for the same vide circular no.25/04 dated 12.06.2004- one for the classes I and II and another for classes IIIto V. So up to class-II, two year profile of the students be maintained and forstudents in class III to V three year profile of the students be maintained.In order to facilitate the schools to focus on the holistic development of the students,from class I to V the Board has brought out the guidelines to schools in the form of“Alternatives to Homework.” This priced edition of the book (Rs.75/-) is beingsent as a complimentary copy to all the affiliated schools. Additional copies, if any,required can be purchased by the schools from the book stores of the CBSE at itsHeadquarters or the Regional offices. As could be seen from this book, the Boardhas provided a series of activities which would help the students to developconfidence and competence. The Life skills and ‘core values have to be developedamong the students and in this arduous task, the role and the responsibility of theparents and the family cannot be marginalized. The schools have to ensure thecooperation of parents in discharging this task of human resource development.The Board has also advised the schools to reflect the profile of the students in theprescribed format of the Achievement record. The profile of the students may bereflected in a five point scale as shown in the format. The absolute marks betranslated into grade in academic assessment. A guideline in this regard for changing126
Continuous and Comprehensive EvaluationAnnexure 3dManual for Teachersabsolute marks to grading is being circulated shortly. The above instructions haveto be followed by all the schools as these are in total conformity with the broadlydefined educational policies of the Government of India.These decisions of the Board are to be viewed not in isolation, but as a part of aseries of initiatives taken by the Board in the continuum of the educational reforms.The Board would appreciate, if the schools would carry ahead these initiatives upto the middle school level (for classes VI to VIII). The Board would also shortlycome with formats of Achievement Records for the classes VI to VIII based onthe ‘concept of continuous and comprehensive evaluation and on a seven pointscale.The cooperation of the schools in early and effective implementation of theseinstructions would help in achieving the cherished goals for making our youngergeneration thoughtful, imaginative, creative and productive.Yours faithfully,(G.BALASUBRAMANIAN)DIRECTOR (ACADEMIC)127
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Continuous and Comprehensive EvaluationAnnexure 3d<strong>Manual</strong> for Teachersabsolute marks to grading is being circulated shortly. The above instructions haveto be followed by all the schools as these are in total conformity with the broadlydefined educational policies of the Government of India.These decisions of the Board are to be viewed not in isolation, but as a part of aseries of initiatives taken by the Board in the continuum of the educational reforms.The Board would appreciate, if the schools would carry ahead these initiatives upto the middle school level (for classes <strong>VI</strong> to <strong>VI</strong>II). The Board would also shortlycome with formats of Achievement Records for the classes <strong>VI</strong> to <strong>VI</strong>II based onthe ‘concept of continuous and comprehensive evaluation and on a seven pointscale.The cooperation of the schools in early and effective implementation of theseinstructions would help in achieving the cherished goals for making our youngergeneration thoughtful, imaginative, creative and productive.Yours faithfully,(G.BALASUBRAMANIAN)DIRECTOR (ACADEMIC)127