CBSE Board: There are more than 30 thousand schools across the country, how will it be studied in mother tongue? Many challenges will come up

The CBSE Board has clarified that this change will not be implemented completely, but the schools will be provided time and resources for this. CBSE officials say that language directly affects children’s learning ability. Children feel more comfortable in their mother tongue or language spoken in their field. This increases their confidence and they can understand the new concept better. For this reason, CBSE is now emphasizing that young children should be taught in their own language.

How will there be studies in mother tongue?

It is not easy for schools to study in mother tongue. In this, they are facing many challenges. CBSE has told schools that they must first identify the mother tongue or local language of their students. After this, they can adapt their study material, books and teaching methods according to the same language. The board advised schools to start work on it during summer holidays. This would make it easier to implement it from July 2025.

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Many challenges are coming out

Many practical challenges are coming out in implementing this policy of CBSE. It is becoming difficult to make this change in schools located in metros and multilingual areas. For example, more than 40% of teachers in many schools in cities like Hyderabad do not know Telugu. In such a situation, those schools will need to be appointed as new local language teachers. Similarly, the linguistic diversity of students in cities like Delhi and Mumbai is so high that it becomes difficult to choose a particular mother tongue.

Many schools will also have to translate books into local languages. This requires time, budget and expertise. Restructuring classes is also an important issue. If there are Hindi, Bengali and Tamil-speaking children in the same class, then different sections may have to be made. CBSE believes that this change is a big step towards better education of children. The board wants to ensure that all children get equal opportunities and they do their early studies in the same language in which they think and understand.