Why higher education institutions in India should adopt outcome-based learning
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Why higher education institutions in India should adopt outcome-based learning

The Hindu  

The Economic Survey 2023-2024 indicates that 65% of India’s fast-growing population is below the age of 35. Outcome-Based Education requires that the curriculum, pedagogy and assessment focus on student learning outcomes. National agencies like National Accreditation Assessment Council and National Bureau of Accreditation emphasise the adoption of LOCF and expect the institutions to spell out the Graduate Attributes, Programme Outcomes and Course Outcomes. Online education has changed classroom teaching and experiential learning and problem-solving skills with an application-oriented approach can produce the right impact. With the National Education Policy 2020, emphasising the adoption of the Learning Outcome Framework in HEIs, the OBE model of education, which aims to bring out the graduate’s potential, will enhance the employability potential of the graduates.

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Transforming higher education
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Transforming higher education

The Hindu  

Much of the discourse on resuming higher education during the pandemic revolves around home-based learning — more specifically, the tools to deliver home-based learning. Comment | The many structural flaws in India’s higher education system Ideal learning outcomes There are three ideal learning outcomes of higher education. Second, since higher education students are on the verge of joining the workforce, …

'We need to provide outcome-based education right from primary classes': Prakash Javadekar
6 years, 1 month ago

'We need to provide outcome-based education right from primary classes': Prakash Javadekar

India Today  

Stressing on The Right to Education and No Detention Policy, Minister of Human Resource Development, Prakash Javadekar expressed his opinion in the convocation function held today at the Goa University. The minister said that there should be a check whether we are providing outcome-based education right from the primary education or not. Outcome-based education in India According to the report …

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