
Schools to offer foreign language as fourth or fifth language from 2018
India TodayFrom the year 2018, foreign languages such as French and German may not be a part of the three-language formula and will be offered as a fourth or fifth language in schools. Under the National Education Policy, the three-language formula requires students in Hindi-speaking states to learn a modern Indian language, apart from Hindi and English, and in non-Hindi-speaking states, to learn Hindi along with the regional language and English. However, a majority of the 18,000 affiliated institutions offer the mother tongue or Hindi, English and a foreign language such as German and Mandarin up to Class 8. Last December, the CBSE had sent the proposed three- language formula for secondary education to the HRD ministry setting off speculation over if as to when the new scheme would kick in.
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The student and the three language debate
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Proposals under NEP 2020: UP Board students to now study 3 languages, 10 subjects
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Use Indian languages to teach: CBSE to schools
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Tamil Nadu rejects three-language formula in new NEP, will follow existing two-language policy
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Three-language formula: No language to be imposed on any state, assures HRD Ministry
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Union Budget 2019-20: ₹50 crore allocated for appointing Hindi teachers in non-Hindi speaking States
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New education policy to focus on mother tongue
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Hindi may become must till Class X in CBSE schools
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