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The curriculum for students in grades six to eight is set to undergo a transformation after nearly a decade. This decision, which was initially announced in December of last year, aims to empower students with a more pragmatic and comprehensive education system.
The move comes as a result of concerted efforts to strengthen the foundation of students and provide them with a more practical learning experience. According to sources, the state government is actively working towards finalising the new curriculum by June of the current year.
It is reported that the changes in the curriculum are primarily driven by expert opinions and feedback from various stakeholders in the education sector. Eminent personalities, including Amartya Sen, have been consulted to ensure that the new curriculum aligns with the evolving needs of students and fosters a more holistic learning environment.
While specific details regarding the revised curriculum are yet to be disclosed, it is evident that the focus will be on enhancing the overall learning outcomes and preparing students for the challenges of the future.
Additionally, parallel efforts are underway to revamp the curriculum for higher secondary education. The West Bengal Higher Secondary Education Council is gearing up to introduce a new curriculum for students starting in the upcoming academic year. Proposals for changes in 47 subjects have been put forth, indicating a comprehensive overhaul of the existing educational framework.
In conclusion, the proposed changes signify a concerted effort by the state government to revitalise the education system and equip students with the necessary skills to thrive in a rapidly changing world. As the educational landscape undergoes a transformation, stakeholders eagerly await further updates regarding the implementation of the new curriculum.
