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- 1. CHALLENGES IN QUALITY EDUCATION Presentation By Page -TrishlaG B.Ed, FirstYear Enrolment 01
- 2. ”It is notwrong to build castles in the air but one must ensure that one builds a strong foundation under them” QUALITY EDUCATION Page 02 DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION & LITERACY (INDIA)
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- 4. CHALLENGES CONT. • Corruption Thereis a big problem to tackle because some officers and politicians use funds which are provided for the school or additional enhancement for their personal usage. • Unawareness Teachers and students are not aware about the methods and teachers are not aware about the teaching techniques so that the student do not lose their interest in education. • Quality of Teacher The quality of teachers is going downwards and the teacher is the only person who can change the society in a big way, but if teachers are not good, then the students will be affected and future generation will be bad for the society. • Casteism We can still hear casteism in education and at many places which stops the children of the lower cast to study, and they face discrimination at some levels. Page 04
- 5. Page 05 • Ratrace/ Inefficiency to extract students interest Not only our education, but in our society, we are obsessed with IAS, doctors and engineer due to which other stream education are highly ignored. So many students are having interest in arts, literature, languages, animation, etc. but many times they are forced to pick up signs and math because of the society pressure. There is a huge difference in the quality of education provided by the private schools and that of the government school, including infrastructure issues. • Better equipped government schools
- 6. CHALLENGES CONT. • Political unwillingness Ifsome political party want to work, then the opposition will do the questioning, sometimes political parties do not want to work and the problem in the education policy so is the big issue. • Unemployme nt There is also a major issue for unemployment in the current scenario and this work as a mirror for others. This is also why some families want their children to do something else rather than studying. • Poverty This is one of the major problems we have in our education system, fees of some institutes are so high, and there is less seat in the government organization making education a dream for some aspirant.. • Privatization and fees Another issue is the problem in getting seats in government organizations as there are less seats available so people run for private Institute and therefore the fees becomes a problem there. So the education is not available for everybody at some extent. Page 06
- 7. Page 07 • Engineering,medical and other colleges -Used Merely For Commercialisation The privatization of education is good, but sometimes the fees is too high to be afforded by a poor. Government should decide or fix the fees structure as per the government standard. There are so many government bodies like UGC (university grants commission) AICTE(all India council of technical education), MCI (medical council of India), NCTE (national council of teacher, education) so sometime this multi regulatory system is also a hurdle because any proposal you need. It needs a lot of approval from so many departments. The new colleges get the certificate if they are not up to the market due to corruption or coordination in multi regulatory bodies • Multi Regulatory System
- 8. CONCLUSI ON These challenges aretroublesome to tackle overnight but the good thing is that the Indian Government is taking initiatives to curb the issue. We will move into the remedies now. Page 08
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