At 2020 Family Vision Care, you benefit from our team’s years of experience in the optometry field. Vawter and our optometry team are proud to serve residents in Bradenton and the surrounding communities. The policy will set up a National Institute for Pali, Persian and Prakrit, Indian Institute of Translation and Interpretation and strengthening of Sanskrit and all language departments in various higher education institutions. 2020 Family Vision Care is led by our local Bradenton, FL optometrist, Dr.The focus will be on internationalization of education.A National Mission for Mentoring will be set up NCTE where in senior professionals will provide mentoring.The policy will set up Multidisciplinary Education & Research Universities (MERUs) at par with IITs and IIMs.In coming 15 years, the affiliation of colleges to be phased out.
For nurturing a strong research culture and building research capacity in higher education, the National Research Foundation will be created as an apex body.The policy will also allow the establishment of Academic Bank of Credit to digitally store academic credits, which will be finally counted and transferred towards final degree earned.Appropriate certification will allow multiple entry and exit.It will integrate vocational education with mainstream education.The new policy will provide emphasis on flexible curriculum with creative combinations of subjects.In higher education institutions, a total of 3.50 crore new seats will added.The new policy will increase the gross enrolment ratio in higher education including vocational education to 50% per cent by 2035.Key Features of NEP 2020: Higher Education
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Encouragment for the recruitment and professional growth of teachers. For improved evaluation, generating 360-degree holistic report card. Promoting multilingualism and three-language formula. A new and comprehensive National Curriculum Framework will be developed by NCERT. Vocational education to start from class 6 including internship. Promoting education for girls through Gender Inclusion Fund. Improved curriculum for school education and pedagogy for encouraging creative thinking. 
There will be flexibility in the subject selection.
No detachment between arts and sciences, curricular and extra-curricular activities and vocational and academic streams. Initiating National Mission on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy to attain literacy and numeracy. Establishing new curricular and pedagogical structure of 5+3+3+4 instead of 10+2. Focus on early childhood care and education. Emphasis on universal reach of school education by 2030 with 100% gross enrollment ratio. SDG target 3.8 on universal health coverage.Key Features of NEP 2020: School Education The global agenda on vision, the report will assist Member States and their partners in their efforts to reduce the burden of eye conditions and vision loss and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly The World report on vision is directed at ministries of health, development agencies, civil society organizations and researchers, practitioners and policy-makers from the field of eye care. People-centred eye care services which will ensure that people receive a continuum of eye care based on their individual needs throughout their lives. The key proposal of the report is for all countries to provide integrated Globally, draws attention to effective strategies to address eye care, and offers recommendations for action to improve eye care services worldwide. Produced at the request of Member States during a side event to the 70th World Health Assembly, and with the support of experts from around the world, the report provides evidence on the magnitude of eye conditions and vision impairment The World report on vision aims to address these challenges and galvanize action. In terms of eye care, including inequalities in the coverage and quality of prevention, treatment and rehabilitation services a shortage of trained eye care service providers and poor integration of eye care services into At present at least 2.2 billion people around the world have a vision impairment, of whom at least 1 billion have a vision impairment that could have been prevented or is yet to be addressed.
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