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Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

Development of Education in India Certification makes an effort to show you how extension education has evolved historically in India. Agricultural extension work has a long, if largely unknown history and has been a significant influence in agricultural transformation. It is a significant social innovation which has been created, modified and developed over the years.

Development of Education in India Classes go over the key characteristics of education in ancient, mediaeval, and colonial (British) India.

Development of Education in India Certification Syllabus is to supplement students' comprehension of various topics by introducing them to essential ideas in a variety of theoretical and practical concepts related to the history and development of education..

All students get a Development of Education in India Certification by University of Kashmir under the Swayam Initiative by the Government of India.

The Highlights

Provided by Kashmir University
Online course
12 weeks course
Learn at your own pace
Shareable Certificate
Expert Lectures

Programme Offerings

video lectures
Study Materials

Courses and Certificate Fees

Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
yes	Kashmir University

Eligibility Criteria

Certificate Qualifying Details

E-certificates will be issued to all such participants who get 30% weightage internal assessment and 70% weightage main examination.

Work experience

Work Experience is not required to get enrolled into this certificate course.

What you will learn

Development of Education in India Certification Course highlights the most recent increased efforts made for extension development, with the emphasis gradually shifting from purely agricultural and community development to technological development, development with social justice, and infrastructure development, among others and you can look forward to Teaching And Education Certification Courses.

Development of Education in India Training talks about the value of education for growth and how factors like literacy, spending on education, technical education, etc., influence a country's educational advancement.

The following learning outcomes are achieved upon successful conclusion of this Development of Education in India Certification:

Explain the past efforts made in extension since the time before independence.
Compare and contrast the importance and flaws of the extension attempts at various phases.
Explain the differences between Community Development and Extension Education programmes.

Who it is for

Special Education TeacherEducation Counsellor

If the appropriate students apply for the online course Development of Education in India, there will be excellent employment prospects like:

Admission Details

Students are urged to enrol in Development of Education in India Certification by taking the following measures as soon as the course's admission period opens.

Step 1: Visit the official website

Step 2: Fill up the application form

Step 3: Upload all necessary documents

Step 4: Pay the required fee online (if you need certification)

The Syllabus

Concept and Scope of Education
Vedic Education: Process, organization, Aims, Curriculum and Method of Teaching
Brahmanic Education: Process, organization, Aims, Curriculum and Method of Teaching
Buddhist Education: Process, organization, Aims, Curriculum and Method of Teaching

Islamic Education: Process, organization, Aims, Curriculum and Method of Teaching.
Charter Act 1813
Macaulay’s Minutes and Bentinck Resolution (1835)
Adam’s Report and its Recommendations (1835-1838)

Woods Dispatch on Education (1854)
Indian Education Commission (1882)
Indian Universities Commission (1902)
Gokhale’s Bill for Compulsory Primary Education (1911)

Lord Curzon’s Educational Policy
Growth of National Consciousness
National Education Movement
Sadler Commission Report (Calcutta university commission, 1917)

Hartog Commission Report (1929)
Basic Education (1937)
Education in British India; Indigenous Education of 18th century and Growth of Modern System of Education after 1947 A.D
University Education Commission (1948)

Secondary Education Commission (1954)
Kothari commission (1964)
National Policy on Education (1986)
Revised National Policy on Education (1992)

Primary Education: Goal, Purpose, Aims and Objectives
Elementary Education: Aims, Objectives and Universalization
Secondary Education: Aims, Objectives
Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan

National Curriculum Frame Work (2005)
National Knowledge Commission
General Education through Open and Distance Learning System
Role of NCERT with special reference to Secondary Education

Role of NCERT with special reference to Primary Education
Role of SCERT
Role of DIET
Role of CBSE in Secondary Education

Role of NIEPA
Role of ICSSR
Role of AICTE
Role of UGC

Vocational Education
Value Oriented Education
Environmental Education
Sex Education

Population Education
Women Education
Liberal Education
Continuing Education

Evaluation process

Yes, there will be assessments and one Final Exam.

Instructors

Kashmir University Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: What is the development of education?

It is a process of education designed to improve knowledge and comprehension of the fast evolving, interrelated, and unequal environment in which we live.

2: How are the classes for Development of Education in India Online Course being held?

The classes are administered through pre-recorded videos and lectures.

3: What are the types of development in education?

The three main types are Formal Education, Informal Education, and Non-formal Education.

4: Who is teaching faculty for this course?

The instructor for this course is Aasia Maqbool - Assistant Professor in the Department of Education, University of Kashmir, Srinagar.

5: How has India improved its education?

The various changes in the education system in India helped students to pace themselves in terms of learning and assimilating concepts.