Education Reforms in India
In the past, India was called “Sone ki Chidiya”, a nation of “The Learned” with universities like Nalanda & Takshila where the world would come to study. We did not have a brain drain problem then. Rather, our education systems were so evolved that India & its citizens could use them well in their day-to-day life and lead happy & prosperous life. But, over the last few centuries, we lost that capability as our education systems shifted towards methods that may help individuals acquire knowledge but may not equip them with life skills that would help them excel in their endeavors.
Our current education system follows methods of the last two centuries to impart learning to students and train our teachers. This approach towards education is unable to accommodate the different learning needs of our students, equip them to develop life skills, and cater to the professional development requirements of our teachers. The day-to-day life of a teacher who tries to teach the material laid out in the textbooks involves a lot of struggles. They range from managing a diverse class while struggling to complete the curriculum in time to ensuring that every child in the class has understood each lesson.
Education Reforms in India by Government
- National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning.
- Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan
- PRAGYATA
- Mid Day Meal Scheme
- Beti Bachao Beti Padhao
- PM SHRI Schools
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