GCERT Jivan Shikshan July 2017 Special Edition For NAS Exam
Gujarat Council of Educational Research and Training
(GCERT) is a pivotal institution at the state level for the enhancement
of qualitative education at primary and secondary schools. It was "State
Institute of Education" before 1988. It was later upgraded as a SCERT
in 1988, under the resolution of State Education Department. The
upgraded SCERT, now named as Gujarat Council of Educational Research and
Training (GCERT) is a fully structured State level academic institution
and is controlled and guided by a Governing body as well as an
Executive Committee.
GCERT was shifted from Ahmedabad to Gandhinagar, the State
Capital in 1997. State Education Department has allotted separate land
for the GCERT for building in sector-12. Hence the GCERT has been
functioning in the newly constructed building “VIDYABHAVAN” in sector-12
with modern infrastructure and latest equipment since 21st August, 2004
in view of the widening horizon. Under the umbrella of GCERT, there are
now 26 DIETs (District Institute of Education and Training) functional
in 25 Districts. These DIETs impart pre-service and in-service training
to the primary teachers of the State.
There are seven branches namely Pre-service Teacher
Education (PSTE), Work Experience (WE), District Resource Unit (DRU),
Curriculum Material Development & Evaluation (CMDE), Educational
Technology (ET), In-service Field interaction Innovation &
Co-ordination (IFIC) and Planning & Management PM functioning in
these DIETs. These DIETs are well equipped with qualified and
experienced academic and administrative staff.
The GCERT works as a prominent institution for implementing
the policies, programmes and researches in the State. It provides
resource support and guidance to all the teacher education institutions
and works in collaboration with the NGOs, Subject experts,
Educationalists and pioneers in bringing about reforms in the remote and
underserved areas of the State. It disseminates latest information with
regard to modern trends and approaches in primary education,
pre-service and in-service education, pedagogical advances in the
country, wide use of distance education as a mode of training,
organizing community awareness programmes and updation of curriculum of
primary education in view of new and emerging concerns.
Even the State Ministry of Education banks upon its
expertise. The Council is committed to bringing about qualitative
improvement in school education particularly Elementary Education,
development of curriculum syllabi, instructional material and evaluation
strategies to explore suitable solutions to educational challenges with
the changing time. The GCERT has scaled a unique journey with
experimentation from chalk to satellite, scaling an arduous terrain in
the field of educational reforms. Here is Special Jivan Shikshan
edition For Primary Schools National Achievement Survey Exam. In this
edition all details are given in brief details. Download this issue for
best practice.
Jivan Shiksahan July 2017
Special Edition : NAS Exam
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