Dharmendra Pradhan reviews status of NEP implementation
NEW DELHI: Newly appointed education minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Friday reviewed the progress of the work at his ministry, especially the status of the national education policy. Pradhan and his team of three other misters of state will play a key role in implementing education reforms as promised in the national education policy. In the crucial school education space, the new minister and his team will put in place four national curriculums frameworks being developed by the NCERT – on school education, early childhood education, teacher education and adult education. The NEP promises several reforms in the higher education and school sector, including a structural reform in the school system by bringing in the 5+3+3+4 education model from the ongoing 10+2 model.
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