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ASERF
News Bulletin on Education |
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E-bulletin No - 13 |
Date: 21st March |
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Welcome to ASERF News Bulletin on Education, a free By-Monthly
E-Bulletin to keep you abreast of the relevant and latest Educational - news,
views and policy research - from |
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Aspects |
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The most important knowledge
today is Human capital and it’s Management. More generally, a deeper
understanding of knowledge is needed to support the vast knowledge-related
investments, institutions, and laws throughout the economy. Knowledge does
not come in discrete units, and the most valuable knowledge is often the most
difficult to capture and evaluate. Knowledge is continually transformed by
technology, market conditions, and institutions…………………. |
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News |
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Panel to monitor academic bodies ·
Govt mulls entity for education loans to poor ·
IIT and IIM courses going online ·
Maharashtra Govt. bans CBSE sex education books ·
Nandurbar: Rampant corruption in education ·
Preparatory class to replace KG in Indian schools ·
Schools may have to do away with nursery ·
Delhi
proposes to give nursery a miss ·
Sex education in schools needs makeover ·
TI and Prestigious Indian Institute of Science Establish
Leadership University ·
XIME, CII and AICTE organize
conference on bringing industry and B-schools closer ·
EMC rolls out ‘Storage Technology Education’ programme ·
Salaries
rise but health, education take big slice ·
SC stays OBC quota for admissions ·
Corporates welcome SC reservation stay ·
Reservation and FDI in education to be taught to students ·
UK universities continuing to attract Indian students ·
America wants to open its doors wider to students from India ·
U.S., India Education Partnership ·
U.S. universities tap into the Indian market ·
Running courses, having foreign collaboration without
prior approval of AICTE |
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Analysis/Opinion/Innovative
Practice |
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Expand access to education to make growth inclusive: Monet · Chairman, Higher Education Commission (Pakistan) aim is
quality education ·
Accountability for professors? · On social justice, let’s begin again ·
We are an autonomous institution we don't need AICTE
approval. ·
Ficci panels to help India Inc in M&As ·
Ganguly panel to
re-evaluate 100-point system ·
Ghost of illiteracy returns to haunt country |
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Resources |
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· Why
some black students drop out of school · Can Azim
Premji do what the Govt. can’t/won’t? |
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Announcement |
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Apeejay Stya Education Research Foundation (ASERF), has instituted ‘Dr Stya Paul Young Educationist Award’
for honouring Young Educationists who have demonstrated their potential by
making an impact on Indian education. A
Citizen of India below the age of 45 years, who has published books, research
papers in Indian or international journals on any aspect of Indian education
such as Early Childhood education, elementary education, teacher education,
higher education, technical and professional education, is eligible for
consideration for the award. The published work should be such as is
indicative of the author’s original contribution to the advancement of
educational thought or improvement in educational practices in the Indian
context. The Award comprise a cash
amount of Rs. 50,000/-, a robe of honour and citation. ASERF
invites application from the eligible scholars for the Award of the year
2006. The prescribed format along with the terms and conditions can be
downloaded from the ASERF Website http://aserf.org.in
or obtained from ASERF’s office. |
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Partnership |
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Dear
Partners, The Apeejay Stya Education Research Foundation (ASERF) invites news,
articles, resource material, opinions and analyses on relevant educational
issues in the Indian context that can be highlighted in our weekly
e-bulletins and on the ASERF portal. We
request if you could spare a few moments of your valuable time to have a look
at our website and guide us on our regular initiatives. Aditya Berlia Director,
ASERF |
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Past News Bulletin: Vol. 1 ;
2 ; 3
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; 6
; 7 ; 8
; 9; 10;
11; 12;
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Apeejay Stya
Education Research Foundation 14 Commercial Complex, Masjid Moth,
Greater Kailash, Part - II
E-mail: aserf@apeejay.edu; Website: http://aserf.org.in |
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