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Governance reforms for quality

Governance reforms for quality
Start Date :
Jan 22, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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This theme invites inputs of the various types of reform needed to create better governance structures in State Universities and Centrally Funded institutions that will help in ...

This theme invites inputs of the various types of reform needed to create better governance structures in State Universities and Centrally Funded institutions that will help in improving their academic quality.

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Vinodh Natarajan
Vinodh Natarajan 11 years 4 months ago
Fourth, higher education should be coupled with Practical trainings & self-employment courses. Fifth, restore subsidy in higher education [of government run institutions.]
Vinodh Natarajan
Vinodh Natarajan 11 years 4 months ago
First restore examination system. To avoid resultant stress, make Yoga a part of the education system. Second, to reduce education syllabus or subjects in class, add one more class in school and thus class thirteen can be added after class 12. (Might be controversial, consensus needed). Make the syllabus tough from 9th standard onwards. Third, teachers should use punishment only as a last resort but they should have the right to punish.
Vinodh Natarajan
Vinodh Natarajan 11 years 4 months ago
5. Admissions to all colleges and schools must be over by May 20th and the list of students admitted must be submitted to the university. 6. The concerned university must publish the list on the internet. Those students who are have not yet got admission can use the list and must get admitted before May 287h and a final list must be published on June 3rd
Vinodh Natarajan
Vinodh Natarajan 11 years 4 months ago
A person should be able to do an in-depth study only at the masters. Undergraduate BE, B.Com, BSc etc. should be basic and not very hard. Masters should be very hard. This way we can elongate the educational time of the students before they enter the job market and they also become more mature when they enter the job market. 4. All results must be announced by last week of April that is on 22th April.
Vinodh Natarajan
Vinodh Natarajan 11 years 4 months ago
Basic and Primary Reforms - Most Important and needs to done urgently 1. All schools and colleges, universities deemed or not deemed must close by March 31st. 2. All schools and colleges (Engineering, Arts, Law Medical all) must open on June 11, if Saturday or Sunday then on 13 or 12 respectively. 3. As we follow two semester system. Each semester must be of only 4.5 months totalling to 9 months of education with exams (Syllabus can be framed accordingly).
Vinodh Natarajan
Vinodh Natarajan 11 years 4 months ago
TRANSFORMING HIGHER EDUCATION India need to evolve the education system. Education is easily affordable and widely available to all sections of the society. Then what reforms is necessary The set of reforms is mainly focussed on streamlining and building quality in the entire education system. This is essential if we have to march towards a more stable education system. The word stable as it is what we need a country should be stable and able in all spheres.
Saikishore Sanagapalli
Saikishore Sanagapalli 11 years 4 months ago
Give me the Way mechanism which is to co-ordinate Hospitals and Traffic control room which can prioritize the need to give the way to Ambulance in heavy traffic. Kindly address the idea to the concerned team.
Sunil Dodeja
Sunil Dodeja 11 years 4 months ago
Sir, As the topic suggests,its high time to review reservations in employment in this sector. Without Meritocracy, it would not be possible for any teacher to perform without bias. Please realise that a whole generation of young Indians is going to experience a massive setback in knowledge and capacity to innovate, research and develop. Please look into the problems in the education sector in right earnest. We stand to lose the battle even before its time to fight the battle.