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Amit Chandra

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Subject: Registration Opens : 4th Annual School Choice National Conference

 

SCHOOL CHOICE NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Delivering Education: From Policy to Practice

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Registration Opens!

Save the dateJoin us for a day of high-power talks, panel discussions and debates with renowned speakers and experts from around the world.

Date: 4 December 2012
Time: 9:00-18:00
Venue: The Theatre, India Habitat Centre

Over 150 delegates comprising of government officials, policy and opinion makers, NGO leaders, academicians, school leaders, scholars, journalists and students will come together to discuss critical policy issues and offer innovative solutions for the Indian education sector.

 

For early bird registration Click Here

Early bird registration closes on 15 October

Key Sessions of the Conference

Session 1: Sansad de Sadak Tak: Interplay of Policy & Politics
This session will have a moderated panel discussion on the governance of education, the way it translates form the policy tables of the Ministry of Human Resource and Development (MHRD) to contextual rules and regulations at the State education department, and then finally the challenges to take those policies to the classrooms.

Session 2: Stakeholders: Voice, Choice & Incentive
Education policies and rules, though formulated by officials in the national and state capitals, are consumed by very different set of stakeholders in villages, cities and towns and districts. In this session we will hear the unheard voices of these stakeholders; voices of children, parents, teachers and school leaders to unravel the complexities of education delivery process. After listening to those voices, we will bring a panel of experts to provide further analysis, international and national cases and possible policy and delivery level solutions to the issues raised by different stakeholders.

Session 3: The Unspoken Club
While talking about policies, rules and the voices of different stakeholders, we fail to discuss about various dimensions of the education system. In this session we will talk about some unspoken dimensions – usage of technology, children with disability, use of data in policy making, etc. Experts on the topics will discuss how these unspoken dimensions affect the delivery of education.

Session 4: Debate on 'Choice Vs Uniformity in Education'
Extending the discussion further on education delivery, this session will unfold in the form of a power moderated debate between two strong speakers on "Choice Vs Uniformity in Education."

For more information contact:
Srijan Bandyopadhyay
M: +91-9953672130
E: sc...@ccs.in

Hosted by:
Centre for Civil Society
CCS

 

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