NCPCR Urges Uniformity in School Syllabus Nationwide under RTE Act
The NCPCR urges uniformity in syllabus, textbooks, and evaluation methods among schools under the RTE Act, citing Section 29 guidelines. They highlight concerns over the use of private textbooks, stressing adherence to NCERT/SCERT-approved materials. Violations could invoke legal action under the Juvenile Justice Act. State education authorities are urged to issue directives for compliance within 30 days to ensure every child's right to quality education.
The NCPCR urges uniformity in syllabus, textbooks, and evaluation methods among schools under the RTE Act, citing Section 29 guidelines. They highlight concerns over the use of private textbooks, stressing adherence to NCERT/SCERT-approved materials. Violations could invoke legal action under the Juvenile Justice Act. State education authorities are urged to issue directives for compliance within 30 days to ensure every child's right to quality education. What's Your Reaction?
