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ange between 30 and 35 percent. The most common grading scale at the higher secondary level is as follows: Table 6. School Education Grading Scale Mark (%) Descriptor 60-100 First Class 50-59 Second Class 35-49 Pass Class The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) puts all the candidates who passed the Class 10 or Class 12 examination in a ranking order to award the grades. The top 0.1% of candidates will receive Merit Certificates. The pass mark is 33%. Table 7. CBSE Grading Scale Grade Description A1 Top 1/8 of passed candidates A2 Next 1/8 of passed candidates B1 Next 1/8 of passed candidates B2 Next 1/8 of passed candidates C1 Next 1/8 of passed candidates C2 Next 1/8 of passed candidates D1 Next 1/8 of passed candidates D2 Next 1/8 of passed candidates E Fail Administration The Department of School Education and Literacy within the Ministry of Human Resource Development of the central government and the state ministries/departments of education are responsible for administering school education in India. The state and local governments appoint inspectors that ensure schools maintain proper standards and facilities. The schools are managed by government and private sectors. Many of the privately run schools are also called public schools and receive funds from the government for most of their operating expenditure. Preschool Education Preschool education, often called pre-primary education, is optional for entry into public schools but is compulsory for many of the private schools. Usually 2 years in length, it caters to children aged 4-6 and prepares them for entry into primary schools. It is available in various forms such as Early Child Care and Education (ECCE) centres, preparatory schools, and nursery and kindergarten classes. Learning consists of games and group activities to promote environmental awareness and social skills. Preschool education helps achieve gender parity in elementary education by freeing girls from sibling care. It is concentrated in urban areas and enrols less than 10 percent of children in the target age group. Preschool teachers generally complete a one-year teacher training program beyond Class 10. Page 30 of 123 9
Elementary Education Elementary education for children aged 6-14 is free and compulsory. In all the states and union territories, elementary education consists of two cycles: primary school (also called lower primary school) and upper primary school (also called middle school, especially in rural areas). It lasts 8 years in most states and union territories, consisting of 5 years of primary school plus 3 years of upper primary school (5+3), though several states adopt the 4+4 pattern. In a few states, elementary education is seven years in length, with 4+3 as the dominant pattern. Elementary school teachers generally complete a two-year program beyond Class 12. Some teachers hold a one-year Bachelor of Education degree (with entry based on completion of a first bachelor degree) or a four-year Bachelor of Elementary Education degree. The elementary school curriculum covers basic subjects like languages, math, science, and environmental studies. Instruction is in Hindi or a regional language, with a second language such as English or Hindi introduced in the upper primary stage. The following tables show the subjects and time allocations for elementary education recommended in 1977 by the Ishwarbhai Patel Committee, which was appointed by the Ministry of Education and Social Welfare to review the NCERT national curriculum. 10 Table 8. Elementary (Classes 1-4/5) Subjects, 1977 Subject Time Allocation One language 20% Math 20% Environmental studies (social studies, nature study and health education) 20% Socially useful productive work (SUPW) 20% Games and creative activities such as music, dancing and painting 20% Table 9. Elementary (Classes 5/6-7/8) Subjects, 1977 Subject Hours (per week) Languages 7 Math 4 History, civics, and geography 4 General science 4 The arts (music, dancing, and painting) 3 Socially useful productive work (SUPW) and 6 community service Games, physical education, and supervised study 4 Total 32 The following table lists the subjects for elementary education as prescribed in the National Curriculum Framework of 2000: cts, National Curriculum Framework, 2000 11 Table 10. Elementary (Classes 1-8) Subje Stage Subject Primary One language – mother tongue/regional language Classes 1-2 Math Art of living and productive living Page 31 of 123
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