Want better Class 10 result? Be disciplined
NEW DELHI: Doing your homework regularly and being disciplined and
punctual in school might help you score well in your internal assessment
for the class 10 board exam, says the CBSE.
These are part of the modalities that the Central Board of Secondary Education is proposing after it announced on Tuesday that the class 10 board exam will become mandatory from 2018.
For the high school final, considered the stepping stone to higher studies, 80% weightage would be given to the board-conducted written exam and 20% to the school’s internal assessment of its students.
Sources said a draft proposal has been prepared and a circular will be issued to all CBSE-run and -affilated schools after the board finalises the modalities.
These are part of the modalities that the Central Board of Secondary Education is proposing after it announced on Tuesday that the class 10 board exam will become mandatory from 2018.
For the high school final, considered the stepping stone to higher studies, 80% weightage would be given to the board-conducted written exam and 20% to the school’s internal assessment of its students.
Sources said a draft proposal has been prepared and a circular will be issued to all CBSE-run and -affilated schools after the board finalises the modalities.
Students will be given marks for sports and practical in
laboratories. The subject teacher will assess whether the student is
regular with the homework, and overall discipline and punctuality. Three
tests will be conducted a year and the best two would be considered for
final assessment.
“Earlier under the continuous comprehensive evaluation (CCE) method, there were over 150 parameters and we want to modify it. For instance, we want to make sports an integral part of internal assessment and students will be assessed on punctuality, discipline, in case of language marks would be given for spoken and written understanding,” said a senior official.
The assessment will play a crucial role in the overall marks that a student obtains as 20% is assigned to schools by the CBSE.
The board made the class 10 final exam compulsory in its 18,000-affiliated schools, doing away with a policy formed five years ago that offered a choice to students to opt for the boards or let the institution assess their performance. Making the board exam optional has been a subject of debate as most schools said the CCE couldn’t be implemented successfully. HRD minister Prakash Javadekar has supported the proposal to make the board exams a must.
25 Dec 2016 | Mumbai | Neelam Pandey neelam.pandey@hindustantimes.com
Source: http://paper.hindustantimes.com/epaper/viewer.aspx
“Earlier under the continuous comprehensive evaluation (CCE) method, there were over 150 parameters and we want to modify it. For instance, we want to make sports an integral part of internal assessment and students will be assessed on punctuality, discipline, in case of language marks would be given for spoken and written understanding,” said a senior official.
The assessment will play a crucial role in the overall marks that a student obtains as 20% is assigned to schools by the CBSE.
The board made the class 10 final exam compulsory in its 18,000-affiliated schools, doing away with a policy formed five years ago that offered a choice to students to opt for the boards or let the institution assess their performance. Making the board exam optional has been a subject of debate as most schools said the CCE couldn’t be implemented successfully. HRD minister Prakash Javadekar has supported the proposal to make the board exams a must.
25 Dec 2016 | Mumbai | Neelam Pandey neelam.pandey@hindustantimes.com
Source: http://paper.hindustantimes.com/epaper/viewer.aspx
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