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GUJARAT TET 2 BHARTI 2018 RELATED NEWS REPORT

GUJARAT TET 2 BHARTI 2018 RELATED NEWS REPORT

                Rather than beginning with a  description of  prior educational   accomplishments and proceeding in chronological order, the speaker first focuses on the person’s cur-rent academic studies and goals, placing the subject in a specific area of expertise within the academic community. Then the speaker shifts back in time to past educa-tional experience.  At this point, the speaker will likely organize information about this topicchronologically. Because the person being introduced has no work experience,     the speaker chose     three other     categories to highlight,    beginning with specificeducational accomplishments, such as winning a science award. Next, the speaker discusses extracurricular activities, such as being a member of a school club or sports team, and hobbies, such as jewelry-making or building model planes. Last, the speaker mentions non-academic community volunteer work. The speaker’s organizational strategy for these last three sections will likely be listing.
           
             The last few years have seen a steady increase in adoption of smartphones, and the true power of this telecom revolution is becoming increasingly apparent. This is a device which is changing lives. One clear example of this is the ‘JAM’ (Jan Dhan―Aadhaar―Mobile) which has brought millions of people into the formal banking sector whilst simultaneously reducing transaction costs, increasing tax collection and improving customer experience.
              
                 At MHRD, we currently have the opportunity to catalyse a similar revolution in education. The National Teacher Platform (NTP) is a step in this direction. As our teachers gain access to a smartphone, the potential impact of mobile-based solutions increases. My interactions with hundreds of teachers, teacher educators and administrators give me hope that we are already in the right direction towards achieving this impact. I have seen teachers innovating tech-based solutions in their own classrooms, teachers connecting with each other to share information and resources via statewide WhatsApp groups and tech-savvy leaders building portals to enable the sharing of resources. All of this indicates that there is a massive demand for high-quality, relevant technology-based solutions which address the day-to-day problems of these teachers.
              
                National Teacher Platform (NTP) is the first in a series of such innovations, which needs to be integrated into existing structures and systems to ensure widespread adoption. NTP leverages the benefits of open-source software and provides states with the freedom and flexibility to design contextually relevant solutions. By ensuring that all content on NTP is openly licensed, MHRD will set the standard for collaboratively working with various stakeholders to radically transform teacher education. NTP will provide teachers with convenient, personalised, need-based materials and tools, which enable them to take ownership of their own development to a greater extent than ever before. I strongly believe NTP will be the cornerstone of India’s teacher education system for many years to come.
                 
                 The role of ‘Our Teachers, Our Heroes’ is paramount in defining the quality of education. The National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) at its core believes that our teachers should be empowered in order to transform education in India.
                
                  A crucial element of this is about providing our teachers with a seamless environment for learning and professional development. Our aim through the NTP is to enable this for all teachers in all schools and for all teacher educators and student teachers in all Teacher Education Institutions (TEIs).While participation in the NTP is voluntary for teachers in schools, for teacher educators and student teachers in TEI it is mandatory. NCTE is issuing instructions to this effect.

                     Besides the NTP, at NCTE we are also making efforts to ensure that the information asymmetry currently existing in the market for teacher education and school education is addressed. For teacher education, we are doing this by benchmarking TEIs through a national accreditation and ranking exercise that accounts for:




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