Standard 1 to 8 Teacher Edition Textbook of all subject PDF file

Standard 1 to 8 Teacher Edition  Texbook of all subject PDF file

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Standard 1 to 8 Teacher Edition Textbook of all subject PDF file.One should not be surprised that the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 uses terms such as home language, mother tongue, local language, regional language with slashes and succumbs to hedges such as “preferably” or “wherever possible” in the context of using it. Not that the previous policy documents have done any better in this respect. It is a persistent refusal to confront reality, outline clear objectives and propose appropriate curricular and pedagogical hints that we falter again and again on the language front — therefore in education in general. As policy makers, we delight in wearing “fly-masks” with slogans of “mother tongue” on one side and the “three language formula” on the other. They sound good and please people. But nothing worthwhile has been achieved in the past 50 years since the Kothari Commission — nothing worthwhile is likely to happen in the next 100 years if we persist with such recommendations.

Standard 1 to 8 Teacher Edition Textbook of all subject PDF file

You don’t need to quote UNESCO’s 1953 declaration on the use of mother tongue for the conceptual clarity and cognitive growth of students, it’s a matter of common sense. If you use the languages of learners, they would indeed learn better. But the issue is that we are not dealing with “a language” in any context.

Standard 1 to 8 Teacher Edition Textbook of all subject PDF file

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11GujaratiKalravDownload
12GujaratiKalravDownload
11,2GujaratiDrawingDownload
11,2GujaratiMusicDownload
21GujaratiKallolDownload
21GujaratiKoojanDownload
22GujaratiKallolDownload
22GujaratiKoojanDownload
21,2GujaratiDrawingDownload
21,2GujaratiMusicDownload
31,2GujaratiGujaratiDownload
3-GujaratiEnglish Second LanguageDownload
31,2GujaratiMathematicsDownload
31,2GujaratiParyavaran Mari AaspasDownload
31,2GujaratiDrawingDownload
31,2GujaratiMusicDownload
41,2GujaratiGujaratiDownload
4-GujaratiEnglish Second LanguageDownload
42GujaratiHindi Second LanguageDownload
41,2GujaratiMathematicsDownload
41,2GujaratiParyavaran Amari AaspasDownload
41,2GujaratiDrawingDownload
41,2GujaratiMusicDownload
51,2GujaratiGujaratiDownload
5-GujaratiEnglish Second LanguageDownload
51,2GujaratiHindi Second LanguageDownload
51,2GujaratiMathematicsDownload
51,2GujaratiParyavaran Sauni AaspasDownload
51,2GujaratiDrawingDownload
51,2GujaratiMusicDownload
61GujaratiGujaratiDownload
62GujaratiGujaratiDownload
61GujaratiMathematicsDownload
61GujaratiScience & TechnologyDownload
61GujaratiSocial ScienceDownload
61GujaratiHindi Second LanguageDownload
61GujaratiSanskritDownload
62GujaratiMathematicsDownload
62GujaratiScience & TechnologyDownload
62GujaratiSocial ScienceDownload
62GujaratiHindi Second LanguageDownload
62GujaratiSanskritDownload
61,2GujaratiDrawingDownload
71GujaratiGujaratiDownload
72GujaratiGujaratiDownload
71GujaratiMathematicsDownload
71GujaratiScience & TechnologyDownload
71GujaratiSocial ScienceDownload
71GujaratiHindi Second LanguageDownload
71GujaratiSanskritDownload
72GujaratiMathematicsDownload
72GujaratiScience & TechnologyDownload
72GujaratiSocial ScienceDownload
72GujaratiHindi Second LanguageDownload
72GujaratiSanskritDownload
71,2GujaratiDrawingDownload
71,2GujaratiMusicDownload
81GujaratiGujaratiDownload
82GujaratiGujaratiDownload
81GujaratiMathematicsDownload
81GujaratiScience & TechnologyDownload
81GujaratiSocial ScienceDownload
81GujaratiHindi Second LanguageDownload
81GujaratiSanskritDownload
82GujaratiMathematicsDownload
82GujaratiScience & TechnologyDownload
82GujaratiSocial ScienceDownload
82GujaratiHindi Second LanguageDownload
82GujaratiSanskritDownload
81,2GujaratiDrawingDownload
81,2GujaratiMusicDownload
1 to 8-GujaratiKaryanubhavDownload
1 to 5-GujaratiPhysical EducationDownload

One should not be surprised that all committees and commissions since the colonial times, including the often critiqued Elphinstone’s Minute of 1824, Macaulay’s Minute of 1835 and Wood’s Despatch of 1854 recognised the importance of using the mother tongue in education, always noting though that there was no way they could dream of teaching a nation as big as India in English. However, they did misunderstand and minimise the importance of “vernaculars” and laid the foundations of English medium western education for the elite. Our own documents, including say NEP 1986 along with plan of action 1992, NCF 2005, RTE 2009 and the draft NEP 2020 reiterated the significance of mother tongue education without making any dent in the gulf that separates the elite English-medium schools from the non-English medium schools meant for the masses.


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