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Education in its broadest, general sense is the means through which the aims and habits of a group of people lives on from one generation to the next. Education is the formal process by which society deliberately transmits its accumulated knowledge, skills, customs and  values from one generation to another.

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National Education Policy 2010

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Persentation Sequences

• Introduction• Aims and objectives• Chapters• Conclusion• Question

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Introduction

Education in its broadest, general sense is the means through which the aims and habits of a group of people lives on from one generation to the next.

Education is the formal process by which society deliberately transmits its accumulated knowledge, skills, customs and values from one generation to another.

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Aims and objectives

These terms are used in a technical sense and it is important for all teaching staff to be aware of their meanings. Broadly speaking, all educational purposes can be defined in one of two ways:

(a) What it is intended that the teacher will do (an aim or a teacher-driven objective);

(b) What it is intended that the student will have learnt, or will be able to do, as a result of a learning experience, (an objective or learning outcome).

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Pre-Primary and Primary Education

A one-year pre-primary schooling must be introduced for 5+ children. Later,this will be extended up to 4+ children.

Primary Level (years 1 to 5)

The primary and secondary levels of education are controlled by the seven General Education Boards.

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Adult and Non-Formal Education

There exists a substantial number of NGO-run non-formal schools, catering mainly to the drop-outs of the government and non-government primary schools.

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Vocational and Technical Education

The secondary level of education will include Classes IX to XII. Six region-based Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Education are responsible for conducting the two public examinations, SSC and HSC, in addition to granting recognition to non-government secondary schools.

Secondary Education

The Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) is responsible for the planning, development, and implementation of technical and vocational education in the country. Curriculum is implemented by BTEB.

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Madrasa Education

The large registered secondary madrasa sector in Bangladesh is the outcome of many years of reform where financial incentives have been used to induce madrasas to include market-oriented subjects in the curriculum and alter policy to admit female

students.

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Religious and Moral Education

Students will be encouraged to acquire noble virtues, honesty and courage.

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Higher Education

The purpose of higher education is to generate and innovate knowledge, at the same time to build up a skilled manpower.

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Engineering Education

Modern age is the age of science and technology. academic curricula of Engineering will have to undergo substantial changes in the 21st century.

Medical, Nursing and Health Education

Medical profession is characteristically more sensitive and is related to the Physical, mental sickness that concern the issues of life and death.

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Science Education

Since the study of science is closely related to maths, special emphasis will be given to the learning of maths .

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Information and Technology

Technology can play a vital role in the eradication of corruption by bringing in transparency in the state machinery.

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Agriculture Studies

C reate skilled human resources as lower, middle and higher rank officers, executives,managers, accountants in accordance to the needs of variable size of organi z ations.

Law Studies

Bangladesh is an agro-based country. Agricultural development can be defined as the planned development and management of crops, livestock,fisheries and forestry of the country.

Business Studies

Study of law is very important in order to establish the rule of law according to the C onstitution and to create responsible citizens.

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Women’s Education

Women’s can play their roles in the socio-economicdevelopment of the country through self-employment or being employed in variousPositions.

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F ine Arts and Crafts education includes music, painting, arts and crafts, recitation, acting, dancing, body language etc.

Fine Arts and Crafts Education

Special Education, Health and Physical Education, Scout, Girls’ G uide and Bratachari

Special education will be provided to the acutely handicapped children who cannot fulfill the demands of daily life due to their physical or mental disabilities.

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Sports Education

Sport & Development’ refers to the use of sport as a tool for development and peace.

LibrariesA library is considered to be the mirror of civilization. It is considered to be the soul of an educational institution.

Examination and EvaluationExamination and evaluation is a regulatory system through which the success of a student in achieving the comprehensive goals of education is measured.

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Admission of the StudentsAll pubic universities will formulate appropriate rules and conduct a centralized selection test. In principle, there will be no admission test for Class I.

Students' Welfare and Counseling Enrollment Determine and implement effective systems directed toward the development of academic environment in the primary and secondary schools and also to create animproved environment for higher education.

Teachers’ Training

The existing teachers’ training system of our country is very traditional, insufficient, certificatebased, loaded with theoretical knowledge, incomplete in practical learning, based on rote learning and conventional testing system.

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Status, Rights and Responsibilities of Teachers

Curriculum, Syllabus and Textbooks

This Board is an autonomous organization under the Ministry of Education (MoE). It is responsible for the development of curriculum, production and distribution of textbooks at primary, secondary and higher secondary levels.

The proper dignity of teachers everywhere from the primary to the highest level is a very important factor. Steps will be taken to reorganize the status, dignity, facilities and responsibilities of teachers of all levels.

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Educational Administration

surveys on demand and supply of technical expertise and educational qualification in the job market have to be undertaken as early as possible and these are to be continued on a regular basis after a certain period.

Some Special Initiatives to be taken regardless of Educational Levels

For the overall development of education and expansion of educational facilities for the citizens, and strengthening of implementation of appropriate programs and projects, it is essential to update educational administration.

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Recommendation

• Education is very important matter of all the time it every states of nation.

• The pre-primary education is important to develop a child from childhood.

• This education provided to all illiterate male and female population who are between 15 to 45 years.

• The secondary level of education will include Classes IX to XII.• In every upazilla one technical education institute should established

for the expansion of technical education.• The madrasa education system should including the compulsory

subjects like ( Bangla, English, Moral Science, Bangladesh Studies, General Mathematics, Social Environment etc.)

• The students should encourage acquiring noble virtues, honesty and courage. They should infuse with patriotic spirit.

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• English will be taught as a compulsory subject at the degree level of all colleges and universities.

• There is a need for modern technology to cope with the changing socioeconomic environment, development, production and management system.

• The demand for nursing profession has been increasing day by day at home and abroad specially at IUBAT.

• Science education are necessiary to our real life.• Information techolology will not be limit in modern science.• Business Studies education on the basis of the demand of industries, trade and

service-oriented organizations and their prospective development.• New action research will be undertaken by Bangladesh Agricultural University.• The duration of Masters' degree course in law will be of two years.• Women confident their position will be rise.• Fine Arts and crafts will be introduced at the primary and secondary levels as

an optional subject. (E.g. Dancing Music Art e.t.c.)

Recommendation

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• Syllabus of physical education will be made flexible, standardized, modernand scientific depending on the age and ability of every student of each and every class.

• Sports education should updated in tune with the demands of the modern world.

• Country should build up libraries and information centers.• There will be a uniform evaluation system for public and private universities.• There should a standard medical centre at every college and university with

the provision for primary health services.• Admission test process will be completed within one month after the

publication of the result of HSC examination.• primary and secondary level teachers must take part in courses of C-in-Ed and

B.Ed within three years of joining their post.• Teachers must responsibly carry out their professional and other duties.

Recommendation

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Recommendation

• At primary and secondary levels must be attractive and printed carefully and free distribution of those on schedule will be ensured.

• The organization to the education ministry, ministries related to education and University Grants Commission, should help them implement the National Education Policy.

• All educational institutions, regardless of their levels and types, must be registered with appropriate authority.

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conclusion

Education is the basic part of a nation. Education is compulsory for lifelong. Poverty illiteracy, corruption, communalism and backwardness and build up a developed and prosperous Bangladesh.

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Thanks

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Question