New Education Policy

I Is the New Education Policy a Social Reformist?

Noticeably, it will bridge the gap between the current learning outcomes and those desired.

But, will it affect Indian society in any way?

Yes, it will!

Education and society both are inter-related or inter-dependent. Education helps individuals to learn how to live, how to behave, how to organize everything in their lives so it is an agent which brings a change in society.

And the cherry on the cake is that NEP articulates that the purpose of this System is to develop good human beings capable of rational thought and action, scientific temper, and creative imagination.

Subjects flexibility = More capable workforce in society

There will be no stiff separation between Science, Arts, and commerce. Students can select subjects of their choice across streams which will result that in a decade we may find professionals who are good in their field as well they have some knowledge related to something which they have studied during their schooling.

I know that didn’t make any sense?

Let us take a hypothetical example

A Data Scientist named Ram who had studied Biology during his schooling. Obviously, he will be having all the data science skillset but, What about the concept of Biology that he studied?

Will that knowledge will become useless for him?

NO!! He can use that knowledge in his field i.e, Data science, and then Ram will be a more capable human resource than before.

Still, the above argument makes no sense to you

Then you should watch this video:

https://youtu.be/-pMA7C5buKk

Students will have exposure to vocational education. Due to which jobs such as gardening, plumbing will also be considered same as skilled jobs.

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