NCERT asks stakeholders to share feedback on pre-draft of NCF for schools

Following the release of the pre-draft version of the National Curriculum Framework for School Education, the ministry has also sought feedback from various stakeholders, including students, parents, teachers, teacher educators, experts, scholars and professionals.

The Ministry of Education published a pre-draft version of the National Curriculum Framework for School Education on April 6, 2023. Following the release, the ministry has also sought feedback from various stakeholders, including students, parents, teachers, teacher educators, experts, scholars and professionals.

NCERT through its official Twitter handle informed that the Ministry of Education is seeking feedback from the stakeholders on NCF-SE-2023 draft document. The tweet said, “Attention all education stakeholders!  Have you heard about the National Curriculum Framework for School Education (NCF-SE)-2023 draft document? The Ministry of Education is seeking feedback on the NCF-SE for the school education system in India. Share your thoughts, comments”

Given the diverse needs of students, multiple pedagogic approaches, learning-teaching material at the different stages of school education, it is felt important to take feedback from this NCF-School Education (SE), MoE has said in a statement.

“While giving your feedback, it needs to be kept in view that this is a pre-draft of the NCF-SE which still requires several rounds of discussion within the National Steering Committee (NSC). Feedback from diverse stakeholders will further help NSC to look critically into different modalities and approaches that this framework is proposing,” the Ministry said.

The pre-draft covers the framework of the curriculum for age groups 3 to 18 years. Stakeholders can share their feedback through an email to ncf.ncert@ciet.nic.in. 

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