JANUARY 2022

VOlUME 05 ISSUE 01 JANUARY 2022
Use of Incremental Model in Analyzing Bangladesh Education Policy 2010
Nusrat Jahan Arefin
Assistant Professor Department of Public Administration Jahanginagar University Savar Dhaka, Bangladesh-1342
DOI : https://doi.org/10.47191/ijsshr/v5-i1-10

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ABSTRACT

Education is one of the essential components in developing a scholarly society capable of facing the demands and challenges of the twenty-first century. Education policy refers to the principles of government policymaking in the educational sector and the set of laws and norms that govern the operation of the educational system. It focuses on the effects of educational policy decisions and alternatives in the real world. It investigates the link between educational policy and practice. Even though our educational system has shortcomings, we are improving daily. Bangladesh is fully committed to the EFA goals, the Millennium Development Goals, and universal declarations. Every child between the ages of six and eighteen is entitled to free education under Article seventeen of the Bangladesh Constitution. As a result, the "National Education Policy 2010" was created using the incremental model of one of the most used public policy frameworks. The government makes incremental public policy decisions based on earlier actions. All of the model's functions are divided into distinct groups. Our educational system underwent significant changes over a long period. The incremental model's important aspects are time progression and social demand.

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