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School standards, School assessment and School Management systems

School standards, School assessment and School Management systems
Start Date :
Jan 22, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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There is a need to put in place a School Quality Assessment and Accreditation System to cover all aspects of school functioning, including scholastic and co-scholastic domains, ...

There is a need to put in place a School Quality Assessment and Accreditation System to cover all aspects of school functioning, including scholastic and co-scholastic domains, physical infrastructure, faculty management, school leadership, learning outcomes and satisfaction of pupils and their parents/ guardians. Better governance structures in schools striking a balance between mandating and persuading, training of district and block-level education officers as well as head teachers for better management practices, on using data to better monitor and support school performance, and to mobilise community resources and efforts to improve school performance. What are the current experiences and how can they be bettered to achieve tangible results.

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Nivedita Nigam
Nivedita Nigam 11 years 5 months ago
School furniture must be designed for physical size and build of a child. All students in a class are of different size and cannot sit on desks of same size. In all classes furniture may have to be of different size. Design of furniture is very important for the posture, handwriting, visibility, distance of desk to bench in fixed furniture. This is most important for personality development. Enough space for arms, legs and bags/bottles is never there. Child remains uncomfortable and unhappy.
Nivedita Nigam
Nivedita Nigam 11 years 5 months ago
Your list of topics does not include laws regarding minimum essential design and infrastructure of private schools.Ventilation, air circulation, toilet facility as per population, fire escapes, ramps for handicapped normal children and sufficient parking area must be compulsory facilities. Most pvt schools in city market area are not having a single tree or plant, playing are nor oxygen to breathe. Teachers and students have broken very small or badly designed furniture causing discomfort.
Vibhu Laul
Vibhu Laul 11 years 5 months ago
through indoor learning and outdoor learning school standards can be improved.school management system should take care to provide students, facilities of national level along with local ones so that they can be continuously motivate students
Ravi sonkusare
Ravi sonkusare 11 years 5 months ago
Now a days private cbse schools charges. Exorbitantly for books, even for 1st std it goes upto or above RS.3000 to 5000 & parents 've no options, it should make compulsory for schools to use NCERT books only rather than using their own publications/other pvt one. They may b given concessions to use 1/2 extra books upto 10% cost of complete books price. Same is the case for uniforms there shoud b some upper limit for its price .
SOUMIT DAS
SOUMIT DAS 11 years 5 months ago
The teacher is the key to teaching.The success of any educational system depends on the the quality of a teacher which in turn the effective teaching learning process in the class room. The transformation of a child learner into a person having values and skills of human life is the biggest challenge before us.We shouldn't discriminate students on any grounds.We should advise and guide students from low socio econoimic status towards a life worth of living.
shradha mishra
shradha mishra 11 years 5 months ago
done b.ed qualified ctet & working in nationalised bank. Reason is private schools dnt pay good and govt jobs either needs higher percentage or their results are pending from 4-5 years.now teaching is not considered as responsible & reapected job but resting job.i suggest that kindly make strict management,transparent system and in primary schools if parent accepts hostel system should be introduced as children have so much burden in home their parents are not educated,it will help child& parent
shilpa parikh
shilpa parikh 11 years 5 months ago
Nowadays schools are opting for CBSC board & taking very high fees. They are closing down State boards, forcing children to opt for CBSC or leave the school. My kids are from GSEB and their school has newly started CBSC.GSEB is shifted to other building where no facility for playground, library, music room, other sports etc. which they were getting earlier.This is wrong. All schools should compulsorily have both boards with equal facilities. & DEO should not be biased to schools.
Subhas manur
Subhas manur 11 years 5 months ago
Dear sir, I request you to Club 3 to 4 Govt school.Thereby you can upgrade primary education.In every village there should be a school with Hi-tech felicity.And Avail van facility to such school by Govt.It can reduce personnel shortage & attract children towards govt school.Give tax exemption to to the person who come up to develop infrastructure & other facility.Stop RTE misuse & commercialization of education
Vandana Bhasin
Vandana Bhasin 11 years 5 months ago
Teachers in private schools are exploited a lot. They are given enormous work with no human approach and salaries are never according to the government grade specified. The biggest disadvantage is that they cannot even complain. As the officials examining the schools will give reports according to management of the school. Teachers will deliver quality education if the school pays them well and treats them well. The schools charge such exorbitant fees but stingy in giving salaries to teachers
Sameer Goyal
Sameer Goyal 11 years 5 months ago
to send their children to private schools that charge exorbitant fees and donations and provide may be good infrastructure but quality of education imparted remains questionable. When government, spends so much on running government schools, why not increase the expenditure by 30% and have these schools turn into model institutions which should serve as the standard for private schools to match upto.