who controls the quality of teacher education in india
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Answer:
NCTE- National Council For Teacher Education
Explanation:
NCTE is often confused with NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training. Earlier NCTE was a department of NCERT but on 17th August, 1995 , it came into existence as a statuary body that performs various functions including controlling the quality of teacher education by co-coordinating and monitoring the activities of the teachers throughout the country.
On the other hand, NCERT mainly deals with the quality of syllabus, text books and conducts researches and surveys in keep the education system up to date. It also work for the training of teachers.
Answer:
Explanation:
The National Council for Teachers' Education or the NCTE controls the quality of teacher education in India.
The NCTE was set up in the year 1993 in India. It has the power for setting up BEd and DEd schools for the preparation of the would be teachers.
However, it is criticized that due to the NCTE, the number of teachers did rise to a whooping digit, but the quality degraded.