The Programme of Action 1992, also known as the revised National Policy of Education, was established to enhance the education system in India, focusing on early childhood education, community involvement, and the appointment of female instructors. It emphasizes lifelong learning, the importance of critical thinking, and the integration of various educational approaches to meet modern societal needs. The policy aims to develop human potential and prepare individuals for responsible citizenship through a holistic and inclusive education system.
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The Programme of Action 1992, also known as the revised National Policy of Education, was established to enhance the education system in India, focusing on early childhood education, community involvement, and the appointment of female instructors. It emphasizes lifelong learning, the importance of critical thinking, and the integration of various educational approaches to meet modern societal needs. The policy aims to develop human potential and prepare individuals for responsible citizenship through a holistic and inclusive education system.
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Programme of Action 1992
Itis also known as National Policy of Education, 1992
Itis the modified poicy of 1986.
‘Acomrnittee was set up under the chairmanship of Acharya Ram Murthy in May 1990.
‘The aim of this committee is to review national policy of education and to make recommendation for its
modifications,
In July 1991 committee considered the report of ramamurti committee and submit a new report under the
chairmanship of N. Reddy.
This report was submitted in 1992 which is known as Program ofction 1992.
Itis algo known as revised National Policy of Education 1992,Recommendations of Programme of Action 1992
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Elementary Education, Nonformal Education and Operation Blackboard —
‘Two Large rooms that are useful in all weather
Necessary toys & games materials
Blackboards
Maps, charte and other learning materiale,
Early Childhood Care and Education - It laid importance on the early childhood care education,
Contribution of Community - For the establishment and supervision of non-formal education centers
the community will have to provide financial and other related contribution
Appointment of Women in Instructors - The parents of giis students desired that their doctors should
receive education only ‘tom female teachers and thal is why women instructors were appointed at
different educational centersInstitutions for Performing the Responsibilities of Training - This has also been ensure that
institutes like District Institute of Education and Training (DIET), National Council of Education Research
‘and Training (NCERT) and NTEPA should shoulder the responsibilities
3. Follow-up Programmes: Complete Literacy Programme will be started for the children in the age grou
‘of 9-14 Year. After literacy (education) they will be motivated to study further under the Follow-up
Education Programme.
Provision for Diversified Courses: Various Professional and Technical Courses will be organized for
the students passing out from Non-Formal Institutes, *
._ Encouragement to Voluntary Agencies: Voluntary agency should be encouraged to come forward to
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Meaning of Education
Education is a systematic process of
acquiring knowledge, skills, values, and
attitudes that help individuals grow
intellectually, socially, emotionally, and
morally. It is not limited to formal schooling
but includes learning at home, in the
community, and through life experiences.
Etymologically, the word “education” comes
from:
+ Latin “Educare” - to bring up, rear, or
nourish.
+ Latin "Educere” — to lead out or draw out
(suggesting drawing out potential from
within).
In essence, education is the process of
developing human potential and preparing
individuals to live a meaningful and
responsible life in society.
Characteristics ot cducation
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Characteristics of Education
1. Lifelong Process
+ Education does not end with school or
college; it continues throughout life.
+ Includes formal, non-formal, and informal
learning.
2. Dynamic and Evolving
+ Education evolves with changes in society,
economy, and technology.
+ It adapts to modern needs and global
challenges.
3. Purposeful and Goal-Oriented
+ Education aims to bring all-round
development of individuals—mental,
physical, emotional, and moral.
4. Social Process
+ Education helps individuals become
responsible citizens.
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+ It promotes values h. — cooperation,
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+ It promotes values like cooperation,
tolerance, and respect for diversity.
5. Development of Critical Thinking
+ Modern education emphasizes questioning,
reasoning, and problem-solving.
6. Transmission of Culture
+ Education passes on the cultural heritage of
society to future generations.
7. Human Resource Development
+ It prepares people for various roles in the
workforce and economy.
Characteristics of Education in
Contemporary India
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fundamental right for children aged 6-14
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The nature of education refers to its
essential qualities and how it functions in the
current context. In contemporary India,
education is undergoing significant
transformation in response to social,
economic, technological, and political
changes.
**1, Democratic in Nature
+ Education today promotes equality,
justice, and freedom.
+ Emphasis on inclusive education for all
sections of society—girls, minorities,
differently-abled, and economically weaker
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2. Holistic and Multidisciplinary
+ The focus is on the all-round development
of learners—intellectual, physical,
emotional, social, and moral.
+ NEP 2020 encourages integration of arts,
science, vocational subjects, and values.
3. Learner-Centric
+ Shift from teacher-centered to student-
relat e-to Mc leali ile
+ Emphasizes active participation, creativity,
and experiential learning (learning by
doing).
4. Technology-Driven
+ Use of digital tools, online platforms, and
smart classrooms is increasing.
+ Government initiatives like DIKSHA,
SWAYAM, PM eVic \ and EdTech startups
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+ Use of digital tools, online platforms, and
smart classrooms is increasing.
+ Government initiatives like DIKSHA,
SWAYAM, PM eVidya, and EdTech startups
have widened access.
5. Value-Oriented
+ Education today focuses on moral values,
ethics, and character building.
+ Promotes national integration,
environmental awareness, and global
citizenship.
6. Flexible and Adaptive
+ Multiple entry and exit points in higher
education (as per NEP 2020)
+ Focus on choice-based curriculum and
vocational education from school level.
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7. Focus on Skill Development and
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+ Strong emphasis on 21st-century skills like
critical thinking, communication, digital
literacy, and entrepreneurship.
+ National Skill Development Mission and
vocational courses are part of this shift.
8. Decentralized and Participatory
+ Encourages the involvement of teachers,
parents, local communities, and private
partners.
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committees (SMCs) and public-private
partnerships (PPP).
9. Global yet Rooted in Indian Ethos
+ Education promotes global awareness and
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The interdisciplinary approach in education
is a teaching and learning method where
concepts from multiple subjects or
disciplines are integrated to provide a
holistic understanding of a topic or problem.
Instead of teaching subjects in isolation (like
only Math or only Science), it connects them.
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combining science, geography,
economics, and civics.
+ Understanding climate change through
science (causes), geography (impacts),
economics (cost), and political science
(global cooperation).
Importance of Interdisciplinary
Approach in Contemporary India
1. Holistic Development
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1. Holistic Development
- Encourages students to see the bigger
picture.
« Promotes well-rounded personality
development—intellectual, emotional,
ethical, and social.
2. Promoted by NEP 2020
+ The National Education Policy 2020
advocates for multidisciplinary and
flexible education
+ Colleges and universities will offer broad-
based, multidisciplinary undergraduate
programs with flexible curricula and
multiple entry/exit options.
3. Improves Critical Thinking and
Problem-Solving
+ Helps students analyze problems from
multiple perspectives.
+ Encourages innovation and creativity.
4. Real-Life sys) ead ACen)
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4. Real-Life Application
+ Real-life problems (like pollution, poverty,
gender issues) cannot be solved by one
subject alone.
+ This approach trains students for real-
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5. Breaks Subject Silos
+ Traditional Indian education often separates
subjects strictly.
+ The interdisciplinary model allows more
fluidity and integration, helping learners
connect ideas across fields.
Examples in Contemporary Indian
Education
Environmental Studies
+ Combines science, geography, ethics, and
social studies to teach sustainable
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