PM Shri Scheme: Transformation of 14,500 Schools - NEP Labs | NET Paper 1 Expected Topics

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A new centrally sponsored scheme aims to transform 14,500 government schools across the country into a showcase of the new National Education Policy
The idea of PM SHRI, he said, was to create a set of schools that would be able to act as “NEP labs”.
According to the NEP, the foundational years (pre-school and grades I and II) should involve play-based learning. At the preparatory level (grades III-V), light textbooks are to be introduced along with some formal classroom teaching.
Subject teachers are to be introduced at the middle level (grades VI-VIII). The secondary stage (grades IX-XII) will be multidisciplinary, with no hard separation between arts and sciences or other disciplines.
It also proposed that board exams be held twice a year, including one for helping students to improve their scores, and that two types of papers on mathematics should be offered — a standard paper, and a different one to test higher levels of competency.
A centrally sponsored scheme is one in which the cost of implementation is mostly split in a 60:40 ratio between the Union government and the states/UTs. The mid-day meal scheme (now PM Poshan) or the PM Awas Yojana are examples of centrally sponsored schemes.
In the case of the Northeastern states, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, and UTs without legislatures, the Centre’s contribution can go up to 90 per cent. 
Kendriya Vidyalayas (KVs) and Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) come entirely under the Centre’s Ministry of Education. They are fully funded by the Union government under central sector schemes. While KVs largely cater to children of central government employees posted in states and UTs, JNVs were set up to nurture talented students in rural parts of the country.
PM SHRI schools will be an upgrade of existing schools run by the Centre, states, UTs, and local bodies. This essentially means that a PM SHRI school can be an upgraded KV, JNV, or even a school that is run by a state government or a municipal corporation.
the qualification criteria will include around 60 parameters from the availability of electricity to toilets.
Maximum two schools (one Elementary & one Secondary/ Senior Secondary) would be selected per block/ ULB…
Pedagogy adopted in these schools will be more experiential, holistic, integrated, play/ toy-based (particularly, in the foundational years) inquiry-driven, discovery-oriented, learner-centred, discussion-based, flexible and enjoyable #ugcnetpaper1 #netjrf #net1stpaper #ugcnet2023paper1 #ugcnetlatestsyllabus #ntanet #ugcnetpaper1syllabus #paper1syllabus #examrace #examrace #upsc #ugcnet