CBSE के 14 नए शिक्षक प्रशिक्षण कार्यक्रम – NEP 2020 के तहत

टिप्पणि (20)

1. 

   Rajesh Dadaluch

   27 सित॰, 2025 AT 15:02 अपराह्न

   Yeh sab kya hai? Bas ek aur meeting aur report.

2. 

   Pratyush Kumar

   29 सित॰, 2025 AT 04:32 पूर्वाह्न

   Interesting. I’ve seen schools where teachers still use chalk and talk for 6 hours straight. If this actually reaches rural areas, it could change things. But will it? That’s the real question.

3. 

   nishath fathima

   1 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 03:59 पूर्वाह्न

   This is a dangerous step. Children are losing discipline. Why are we teaching painting and sports instead of focusing on rote learning? Back in my time, we memorized everything. That’s how we became strong.

4. 

   DHEER KOTHARI

   1 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 13:38 अपराह्न

   Love the STEM and sports modules 🙌 Finally someone gets it! Let’s make learning feel like play, not punishment. Teachers need this more than students do 😊

5. 

   vineet kumar

   3 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 07:33 पूर्वाह्न

   The competency-based framework is theoretically sound. But implementation is the real bottleneck. Without infrastructure, digital access, and sustained funding, this remains a policy document with beautiful fonts. The gap between intention and execution in Indian education is still a canyon.

6. 

   Deeksha Shetty

   3 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 18:35 अपराह्न

   Why only 50 hours What about the 300 hours they waste in pointless meetings every year Why not make training mandatory and paid Why are we still treating teachers like volunteers

7. 

   Ratna El Faza

   5 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 18:34 अपराह्न

   I think this is good. My sister is a teacher and she’s always saying she wants to learn new ways. If this helps her, then it’s worth it.

8. 

   Nihal Dutt

   5 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 19:41 अपराह्न

   This is a distraction. They’re hiding the real problem - low salaries and no respect. They give us fancy modules but no raise. They want us to be ‘modern’ while paying us less than a call center worker.

9. 

   Swapnil Shirali

   5 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 21:14 अपराह्न

   Oh wow. Another ‘Centre of Excellence’ that’ll be locked behind a login portal only 3 teachers in Bihar can access. Meanwhile, the rest of us are teaching 80 kids in a room with no fans, no books, and a broken projector. Brilliant. 🤦‍♂️

10. 

    Upendra Gavale

    7 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 17:43 अपराह्न

    We’re teaching kids to think… but who’s teaching the teachers to breathe? 😅 Maybe the real curriculum should be: How to not burn out in 2 years.

11. 

    abhimanyu khan

    9 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 03:31 पूर्वाह्न

    This initiative is an ideological imposition disguised as pedagogical reform. The NEP 2020 undermines the foundational structure of Indian education by prioritizing constructivism over classical rigor. The inclusion of Sanskrit through modern methods is a paradox - language cannot be democratized without losing its essence.

12. 

    Jay Sailor

    10 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 20:39 अपराह्न

    They want us to teach painting and sports? What about national pride? Where is the history of our freedom fighters? Where is the discipline? This is not education - this is Western brainwashing dressed in Hindi. We need to go back to the values of our ancestors, not play with apps and whiteboards.

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    Anindita Tripathy

    12 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 01:18 पूर्वाह्न

    I’ve seen teachers struggle for years without support. This could be a lifeline. The real win is if they actually get time off to attend - not just another checkbox. Let’s make sure they’re not forced to do this after 10-hour school days.

14. 

    Ronak Samantray

    12 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 10:24 पूर्वाह्न

    They’re tracking everything. Every module. Every login. Soon they’ll know what you think before you do. This isn’t training - it’s surveillance. The system wants obedient teachers, not thinkers.

15. 

    Anil Tarnal

    14 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 05:17 पूर्वाह्न

    I remember when I was a kid, we had no books, no labs, no training. We learned from the guy who knew 3 chapters of the textbook. Now they want us to be experts in everything? Who’s going to pay for this? Who’s going to care? Not the government. Not the parents. Not even the kids.

16. 

    Viraj Kumar

    15 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 14:31 अपराह्न

    The misuse of the term 'competency-based' is alarming. True competency requires mastery, not exposure. These modules are superficial. They do not replace the need for deep subject knowledge. This is not innovation - it is dilution.

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    Shubham Ojha

    17 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 06:38 पूर्वाह्न

    This feels like the first real breath of air in Indian classrooms in decades. Painting in class? Teaching economics through real-life village markets? That’s not just education - that’s magic. Keep going. Let’s make learning feel alive again 🌿🎨📚

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    tejas maggon

    18 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 01:47 पूर्वाह्न

    They’re putting AI in classrooms but not in paychecks. This is a scam. They’ll use this to fire teachers who can’t use the app. Mark my words.

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    Subashnaveen Balakrishnan

    18 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 23:32 अपराह्न

    The module on competency-based assessment design is crucial. But we need training on how to grade open-ended responses fairly. Right now, most teachers just pick the longest answer and give full marks. That’s not assessment - that’s guesswork.

20. 

    Keshav Kothari

    19 अक्तू॰, 2025 AT 22:14 अपराह्न

    The data shows that 78% of teachers in rural India have never used a digital whiteboard. Training without infrastructure is performative. This is not reform. It’s theater.