CBSE Latest News: From comic books in curriculum to assessment framework for classes 6 to 10 in English, Math and Science - check details of CBSE initiatives as per National Education Policy highlights!

CBSE Latest News: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is taking certain initiatives to pull out the existing Indian education system from the perils of rote learning and to strengthen the education process in the country as envisioned by the National Education Policy. From introducing curriculum-based comic books to suggesting a competency-based framework, the CBSE is compelled to eradicate the rote learning process from the country.

In order to make the curriculum exciting and interesting for the students, the CBSE has recently launched more than100 comic books created by teachers of CBSE affiliated schools and curated by NCERT. The learner profile of each child needs transformation across every learning stage and age. With the help of these valuable resources, the students will definitely have a joyful learning experience. The main features of these comic books are as follows:

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1) They are divided into smaller topics supported by worksheets and it dovetails with the learning objectives and outcomes
2) It consists of application-based examples to understand concepts and decrease the learning gap
3) While deconstructing the academic content; care has been taken to address issues of gender sensitivity, women empowerment, value education among other life skills

NCERT textbooks are something that all students despise in their student lives. However, comic books always find a special place among the children. The students can access these comics online on DIKSHA web portal (diksha.gov.in) or via the DIKSHA app and enjoy joyful learning.

Another initiative by the CBSE to achieve the vision of the National Education Policy is the competency-based assessment framework. It aims at strengthening India’s existing school education system for secondary level, that is, from classes 6 to10 and improve the overall learning outcomes of students across the country, mainly covering three subjects - English, Science and Maths.

The framework is the basis for a larger project exercise currently underway where 40 assessment designers, 180 test item writers and 360 master trainer mentors are being trained in using this framework to create model question bank and collection of ideal lesson plans.

With these innovative initiatives, it is hopeful that CBSE will be able to revolutionize the Indian education scenario soon.