Can the CBSE’s plan objectively assess students of Class 12? | The Hindu Parley podcast

A school-leaving exam should be based on what you have learnt through at least two years.

June 24, 2021 10:56 pm | Updated June 25, 2021 01:43 am IST

The CBSE has prepared a tabulation scheme to determine the marks that students of Class 12 will be awarded in this pandemic year, upon completion of schooling. How reliable is such a scheme against the backdrop of the digital divide, and can it be improved?

Here we discuss the road ahead for assessing students.

Guests: Uday Gaonkar , a teacher in a rural school in Karnataka’s public system who has worked in science teaching and learning; Anita Rampal , Professor and former Dean, Faculty of Education, Delhi University.

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