Rajasthan Government Ups Education System with Digital Technologies and New Syllabi

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Rajasthan Government Education Schemes

Digital technologies are easily convertible from the virtual world to real brick-and-mortar establishments to meet the basic everyday requirements of the students. Since the traditional pen-and-pencil systems impose a barrier in terms of quick accessibility. Therefore, instilling adept digital skills in modern-day students is important for breaking barriers of knowledge. Keeping this in mind, Rajasthan government has pitched digital technologies to reform public education sector. This year, government will revamp and upgrade the syllabi to accommodate more information and introduce new uniforms to instill smartness in students.

There are plenty of benefits of digital classrooms. They:

  • Deliver easily comprehensible concepts to students,
  • Facilitate quick learning,
  • Strike connection between application and theory,
  • Engage more readers,
  • Improve instructional techniques,
  • Save instructor’s time,
  • Invoke ideas and curiosity
  • Ensure exchange of information over a large area and
  • Create more possibilities for progress.

According to primary & secondary education minister Vasudev Devnani, the students will be in for a positive change, with the inception of star ratings and new courses. Here’s a look at the latest reformations.

Rajasthan Government Scheme for Education

6 Changes that We’re Going to Witness in Rajasthan Education System

  1. All school details will be published on the website.

From this academic session, the government will publish data pertaining to Rajasthan government schools on the official portal. This information will cover number of schools present in a region, no. of classrooms and other facilities, no. students enrolled in a school, no. of teachers available for teaching, student-teacher ratio, name and contact of school head/principals etc. This way the parents will be able to retrieve information regarding the quality of schools in their area.

  1. New Bicycles for Girl Students

All girl students enrolled in class IX at government schools will be provided with orange coloured cycles for swift commuting. Following this announcement, the Rajasthan Congress has accused the BJP government for saffronising education sector. However, the BJP leaders defend this move saying that orange represents quest for light, knowledge and salvation hence it’s appropriate for students.

  1. New Uniforms for Spick and Span Students

For this session, sky blue uniform will replace the usual khaki and light brown school attire for government school students. The leaders are hopeful that a change in appearance will boost self-confidence of the students.

  1. New Chapter on Digital Economy

Post-demonetisation, the government is planning to make students familiar with the benefits of digital economy. Therefore, Secretary of Board of Secondary Education Meghna Chaudhary has decided to add as new chapter on digital economy and demonetisation. The revised class XII textbooks of economics will include a new chapter on cashless economy.

  1. Historical Biographies

Rajasthan boasts a glorious, colourful history. The authorities believe that after India’s independence, the history books didn’t include authentic facts because of biasness of the authors and slave mentality. So, the government has decided to revise the class XII history syllabus. They’ll include 200 historical personalities and their life stories. Appropriate importance will be given to every sect and religion.

  1. Star Ratings will be given to Deserving Students

The students will be graded on different criteria like cleanliness, attendance, results, punctuality etc. This will inculcate positive values in students.

According to the latest reports, there are 50,993 government schools in Rajasthan with 36, 48,994 students and 1, 49,391 teachers enrolled in them. These reformations will empower students with better understanding of the world around them, invoke healthy competition and fill them with self-confidence to take up challenges.