Write an article in 150 to 200 words on : Drawbacks of no detention policy.
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Anisha Nair On April 22, 2019, 10:23 am
The No-Detention Policy – Everything That Parents Should Know
No-Detention Policy - Everything That Parents Should Know
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Children have become pampered and shielded by society in a big way. In trying to help them, we have brought the bar down so low, but we still find that the new generation of children is struggling and feels pressurised. We worry that we are pushing our kids too hard. We fret that if they fail, then they will fear to attempt things a second time. Our schools are blamed for our children’s anxiety but in trying to prevent drop-outs, are we giving rise to a generation of kids who can’t handle failure at all? This article attempts to explain the no-detention policy of the RTE Act and how it needs to be revised for the betterment of Indian education.
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What Is the No-Detention Policy?
The no-detention policy in education (NDP) is a policy under the Right to Education Act, which deems that no student should be failed or barred from school until they complete their elementary education. This covers classes 1 through 8. It means that children will inevitably be promoted to the next class. No examinations are conducted for elementary school. Students are assessed through CCE (a process of Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation).
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