CBSE collaborates with IIT Gandhinagar to start the Eklavya series: NEP 2020
National Education Policy, NEP 2020 is in place since the beginning of this year across the country. In order to continue taking steps towards achieving this aim, CBSE Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE has collaborated with the Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Gandhinagar to launch the Eklavya A series of classes for students
NEP 2020 is being implemented in a gradual way through the Eklavya series launched as a brand new learning platform, it was introduced for the purpose of encouraging imagination and conceptual understanding among students.
Students were able to sign up from September 10th, 2021 to take part in these classes. The first session was broadcasted on September 26th, 2021, and the subject is Neeraj Chopra, Newton’s Law of Motion.
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CBSE collaborates with IIT Gandhinagar to start the Eklavya series: NEP 2020
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- CBSE has collaborated with IIT Gandhinagar to launch the Eklavya series for students on eklavya.iitgandhinagar.ac.in.
- This online education collaboration program is composed of the implementation of NEP 2020.
- Students were able to sign up from September 10, and the first episode will air on September 26th 2021.
- National Education Policy, NEP 2020 has been in effect for more than a year across the nation. In order to keep taking steps to implement this goal, the Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE has collaborated with the Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Gandhinagar to launch the Eklavya series for students..More details on the online educational program are available on the official site –Â iitgandhinagar.ac.in.
- NEP 2020 is being implemented in a gradual manner.Through the Eklavya series being introduced as a brand new learning platform, it is being introduced for the purpose of encouraging the development of conceptual thinking and creativity in students. Students can sign up from September 10, 2021, to be able to participate in these sessions.Â
- The first session is to be broadcast on the 26th of September, 2021, and the subject session will revolve around Neeraj Chopra, Newton’s Law of Motion.
NEP 2020 Deadlines for Eklavya Series
Name of the Event | Date |
The registration to participate in the Eklavya Series begins | September 10, 2021 |
First episode airs | September 26, 2021 |
Eklavya series will provide numerous hands-on activities and projects which will aid in developing an imaginative and conceptual understanding of concepts for students. Students will be given tasks and asked questions that encourage out-of-the-box thinking and also encourage them to adhere to the concept to Do it Yourself, DIY.
Students should be aware that the Eklavya show to be aired in NEP 2020 will be aired on YouTube.The direct link for watching the series will be available in the near future. If students need the Participation Certificate or Certificate of Competency the cost would be the student the sum of Rs. 100 plus Tax.
CBSE has also announced that the topics and content that will be covered during this program will differ in accordance with curriculum requirements for Science and Maths curriculum for classes 6-12.
Students who want to take part in this course can take part in it. Successful completion of these modules, as well as the completion of homework assignments, will be deemed to be equal to the equivalent of 30 hours of Teachers Training.
Eklavya can be described as an online interactive educational program which will include:
- A variety of hands-on activities, projects models, and projects help to improve conceptual understanding of different subjects.
- Inspiring questions, tasks that stimulate creative thinking outside the box (Why Neeraj Chopra threw a javelin at 36 degrees)
- Inspirational DIY (do your own) video projects using local materials that relate the curriculum to real life.
Conclusion
- Principals of all levels are encouraged to make use of this opportunity in order to fulfill the required number of hours of professional development for teachers for their teachers by requesting teachers to enroll in this course.Â
- Teachers who successfully complete the course, including the submission of homework, are considered to be equivalent to 30 hours of Teacher Capacity Building Training.
