Artificial Intelligence, Craftsmanship Education, Sports, Yoga: CBSE Writes Letter To Parents On New Changes
A podcast for parents, students and the public - "CBSE-Shiksha Vani" -- has also been launched by the CBSE.
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| CBSE has introduced compulsory sports, games or Yoga period every day for each class |
The CBSE will introduce artificial intelligence (AI), early childhood care education and yoga as new subjects in school curriculum from the upcoming academic session, an official said. A decision to introduce the three subjects was taken at a recent meeting of the board's governing body, he said.
"The CBSE is introducing artificial intelligence as an optional 6th subject at Class IX from the session 2019-2020 onwards.
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| CBSE to present man-made brainpower, yoga as new subjects
NEW DELHI: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has rolled out key improvements for the new scholarly session of 2019-20, and has composed a letter to every one of the guardians of understudies enlisted under it saying that it will presently concentrate on abilities arranged learning.
Indeed, even as decisions are on, the national dimension leading body of training, controlled and overseen by the Center, has composed a nitty gritty letter to the guardians posting its accomplishments by citing the National Assessment Survey of 2017-18, which says the "competency of CBSE understudies is over the national normal, yet there is extension for development."
Some significant choices taken by the CBSE incorporate necessary Art Education and sports period, presentation of new subjects - Artificial Intelligence (AI), Early Childhood Care Education and Yoga - in the school educational programs, and two dimensions of examinations in Mathematics for auxiliary classes.
⇉ "The Board has even consolidated culinary craftsmanship for the understudies of classes 6 to 8 (counting exercises on cooking) while at the same time making workmanship combination a cross-cutting subject over all trains," the letter said.
A web recording for guardians, understudies and the general population - "CBSE-Shiksha Vani" - has likewise been propelled to give "fascinating data about the Board's exercises and bearings or rules every now and then."
While presenting necessary games, diversions or Yoga period consistently for each class, CBSE director Anita Karwal in the letter stated: "There is proof that physical movement prompts dependable changes in cerebrum wiring... Overall research has demonstrated that the act of Yoga lessens cortisol levels, in this way raising the resistance of the body."
Among the significant choices is that understudies in Class 10 will have two choices when sitting for Maths tests: An essential dimension test for the individuals who don't wish to seek after it and a standard dimension for the individuals who need to think about it at the senior optional dimension.
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