Teachers oppose reduction in exposure to English
The Hindu
Proposed framework for four-year courses reduces teaching of languages to one year
The Forum of College English Teachers (FOCET) of Kuvempu University has opposed the reduction of teaching of English and other languages in the proposed curriculum framework for four-year undergraduate programmes to be implemented under the New Education Policy 2020. The proposed framework for four-year courses reduces the teaching of languages to one year.
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