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After the #NewEducationPolicy, as the debate over education in Indian languages heats up, IPC collates arguments from both sides.
Read points listed *For* & *Against* in the NEP Language Debate. #NationalEducationPolicy #NEP2020 https://www.indianpolicycollective.com/post/the-nep-language-debate-for-against
Read points listed *For* & *Against* in the NEP Language Debate. #NationalEducationPolicy #NEP2020 https://www.indianpolicycollective.com/post/the-nep-language-debate-for-against
2 points against the #NEP2020's Language Policy:
- Past studies have shown earning returns from fluency in English to be as high as 34%
- Will this lead to Hindi being forced upon non-Hindi speaking students?
For more points read: https://www.indianpolicycollective.com/post/the-nep-language-debate-for-against
- Past studies have shown earning returns from fluency in English to be as high as 34%
- Will this lead to Hindi being forced upon non-Hindi speaking students?
For more points read: https://www.indianpolicycollective.com/post/the-nep-language-debate-for-against
Pts for #NEP2020's Language Policy:
- Global, Indian studies show children understand concepts quickly, thoroughly in their home languages or mother tongues, reducing dropout rates.
- The NEP document suggests “great cognitive benefits” overall.
More: https://www.indianpolicycollective.com/post/the-nep-language-debate-for-against
- Global, Indian studies show children understand concepts quickly, thoroughly in their home languages or mother tongues, reducing dropout rates.
- The NEP document suggests “great cognitive benefits” overall.
More: https://www.indianpolicycollective.com/post/the-nep-language-debate-for-against
