Arrange the following in a chronological order of their formation from the earliest to the latest: A. NAAC B. NCTE C. UGC D. NCERT E. NIEPA Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
This question asks us to arrange several important educational institutions in India based on the year they were established, from the earliest to the latest. To answer this, we need to know the formation year of each body listed.
Let's look at each institution and its year of formation:
| Abbreviation | Full Form | Formation Year |
|---|---|---|
| A. NAAC | National Assessment and Accreditation Council | 1994 |
| B. NCTE | National Council for Teacher Education | 1995 (as a statutory body) |
| C. UGC | University Grants Commission | 1956 (by an Act of Parliament) |
| D. NCERT | National Council of Educational Research and Training | 1961 |
| E. NIEPA | National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration | 1962 (as Asian Institute of Educational Planning and Administration) |
Now, let's arrange these institutions based on their formation years from the earliest to the latest:
The chronological order of formation is therefore C, D, E, A, B.
Based on the formation years, the correct sequence from earliest to latest is:
This gives us the order: C, D, E, A, B.
| Body | Year of Formation | Primary Function |
|---|---|---|
| UGC (C) | 1956 | Coordination, determination, and maintenance of standards of university education. |
| NCERT (D) | 1961 | Advises Central and State Governments on school education; develops curriculum, textbooks, teacher training. |
| NIEPA (E) | 1962 | Focuses on capacity building and research in educational planning and administration. |
| NAAC (A) | 1994 | Assesses and accredits Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). |
| NCTE (B) | 1995 | Regulates and maintains standards in teacher education system. |
Understanding the role of these bodies is crucial for comprehending the Indian education system. Each plays a distinct part in shaping policies, standards, and quality.
In the following two sets, Set I mentions the suggested interventions of the Kothari Commission in respect of Teacher Education, Set II provides the concerned target stage/group:
Set-I (Interventions) | Set-II (Target Stage/Group) |
(a) Two-year training course | (i) In-service training of staff |
(b) One-year training course having 230 working days | (ii) Unqualified teachers |
(c) Organization of summer institutes | (iii) Primary level (Pre-Service Training) |
(d) Correspondence courses and study leave | (iv) Secondary level (Pre-Service Training) |
Match the two sets and answer from the codes given below:
Which of the following organizations are mainly associated with policy-making and quality control aspects of teacher education?
(i) CBSE
(ii) ICSSR
(iii) NCERT
(iv) SCERT
(v) NCTE
Choose the correct answer from the code given below:
Arrange the following chronologically:
A. The National Commission on Teachers - I
B. NCFTE : Towards preparing the Professional and Humane Teacher
C. The NPE review committee
D. National Advisory Committee on Learning without Burden
E. The Curriculum framework for Quality Teacher Education
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Arrange the following in chronological order of their formation starting from the oldest to latest
A. Secondary Education Commission
B. Education Commission
C. National Knowledge Commission
D. University Education Commission
E. Justice Verma Commission
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Which of the following recommendations has implications for the content of pre-service and in-service teacher-education programs?
I. All teachers teaching must have basic proficiency in English
II. All teachers should have the skills to teach English appropriately according to their conditions and levels