Nara Lokesh Invites Suggestions For Education Reforms
Based on extensive feedback from stakeholders, including parents, students, and academicians, the following key initiatives have been proposed:
The government of Andhra Pradesh has taken a very aggressive and reformative approach when it comes to enhancing the education system in the state. In this context, the IT minister of the state, Nara Lokesh has invited suggestions on educational reforms.
Lokesh noted that the Government of Andhra Pradesh is dedicated to redefining Intermediate Education, ensuring students are equipped for a brighter and more competitive future. Academic reform at this level, long overdue, is now a priority. Based on extensive feedback from stakeholders, including parents, students, and academicians, the following key initiatives have been proposed:
1. Revision of Syllabus and Textbooks: Updating content to align with current academic and industry standards.
2. Introduction of New Subject Combinations: Providing students with flexible and diverse academic choices.
3. Changes in Examination Marks Pattern: Reforming the evaluation system for holistic assessment and reduced rote learning.
4. Proposal to Remove Intermediate First-Year Board Examinations: A step toward reducing academic pressure and streamlining the education process.
These reforms aim to create an inclusive, future-ready education system that prioritizes student development and global competitiveness, Lokesh tweeted. This shows the kind of inclusive approach taken by the government of Andhra Pradesh.