Do we really need a revolutionary change in India’s education system? Discuss the answer with education plan for a new and changing India.
Structure of the answer:
- Introduction (explain the issues currently facing the education system in India).
- Issues concerning the education system.
- Why the revolutionary change is required?
- What should be the new education plan?
- Way forward ( address the loopholes of the current education system)
Key points:
- Why? The Government of India is well aware of the problems in the Indian education system, but has been slow in responding to them.
- School infrastructure is in a poorstate and many school teachers are not properly qualified, with 31% of them not having a degree. 40% of schools are without electricity.
Issues:
- Lack of research or critical analysis.
- Lack of personality development program.
- Absence of entrepreneurship development scheme.
- Caste reservation and paid seat.
- Outdated syllabus.
- Expenditure in our universities are as high as 50%
- Too much importance to examination and Political interference in schools and colleges
- Rapid increase of irrelevant college and universities and
- Absence of library, laboratory and other facilities in schools and colleges.
How can be improved?
- Focus on skill based education.
- Reward creativity, original thinking, research and innovation.
- Get smarter people to teach.
- Implement massive technology infrastructure for education.
- Re-define the purpose of the education system.
- Effective deregulation.
- Take mediocrity out of the system.
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