The AIADMK government will revise the common syllabus prepared for Samacheer Kalvi. Delivering his first address to the 14th Assembly on Friday, Governor Surjit Singh Barnala spoke about the new government's plans for school education.
Governor Barnala said that the government would constitute a committee of experts to study the common syllabus and make necessary recommendations. "It is not acceptable to bring down the standards of school education and harm the future of the children in the name of uniform system of school education.
The education system in the schools should provide equal opportunity to all for nurturing creative talents and imparting practical knowledge. This should also provide a competitive edge to the students of Tamil Nadu. The common syllabus already prepared is not adequate to fulfill this objective," Governor Barnala said.
He was repeating the government's resolution on the postponement of the implementation of Samacheer Kalvi in schools across the state after the first cabinet meeting on May 22.
Governor Barnala said providing free and quality school education to all children would be one of the main objectives of the government. "The government will continue to strengthen the infrastructure and improve the key education-related indicators like reducing the dropout rate and increasing the enrolment ratio," Governor Barnala said. The state is yet to make progress on the implementation of the Right to Education Act, which mirrors these objectives.
- Times of India
Governor Barnala said that the government would constitute a committee of experts to study the common syllabus and make necessary recommendations. "It is not acceptable to bring down the standards of school education and harm the future of the children in the name of uniform system of school education.
The education system in the schools should provide equal opportunity to all for nurturing creative talents and imparting practical knowledge. This should also provide a competitive edge to the students of Tamil Nadu. The common syllabus already prepared is not adequate to fulfill this objective," Governor Barnala said.
He was repeating the government's resolution on the postponement of the implementation of Samacheer Kalvi in schools across the state after the first cabinet meeting on May 22.
Governor Barnala said providing free and quality school education to all children would be one of the main objectives of the government. "The government will continue to strengthen the infrastructure and improve the key education-related indicators like reducing the dropout rate and increasing the enrolment ratio," Governor Barnala said. The state is yet to make progress on the implementation of the Right to Education Act, which mirrors these objectives.
- Times of India
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