There is a growing gap between urban and rural education in India. Urban schools have access to digital learning technologies, while rural schools lack basic infrastructure and resources. Rural schools have fewer students, leading to an unbalanced teacher-student ratio. Girls' education is still limited in rural areas, and rural teachers are often not adequately trained. There are also fewer job opportunities in rural areas, so rural students see little value in continuing their education. Overall, poor infrastructure and lack of resources have made quality education inaccessible for many rural communities.

1. Increase in Urban
and Rural Education
Gap
By-
Jesus’ Sacred Heart Sc

2. Introduction
The major improvement of science and technology have triggered a vast development
of Urban schooling. With the establishment of Digital Learning, it is more popular in
every urban school. The importance of education is still not realized in the rural areas.
So, how can we expect technology to reach there and enhance the education process?

3. Less students in Village
Schools
Rural schools are smaller in size and given the lesser number of students
attending schools, student teacher ratio is quite unimpressive. Due to this
circumstance, it is thereby possible for a teacher to give attention to each
student. Is this an advantage? Not really because, there should be a
proportionate teacher student ratio.

4. Girls not allowed in schools
In this 21st generation, when majority of women are becoming
independent and confident. But, woman’s emancipation is yet to
spread in the rural areas where girls are not allowed to attend
schools. In rural areas, most of the girls are prepared to get
married at an early stage.

5. Rural teachers are not always
trained
Most of the time, teachers are not qualified to teach higher class students. Hence
the lot of teachers available maybe not be competent or trained adequately to
impart digitalized education. Most of the efficient teachers relocate to cities
where they are given pleasant ambiance and good packages.

6. Less Job Opportunities in Rural
Areas
Compare to urban areas, job opportunities are still less in rural sectors. If
the assurance of bagging a well paying job is absent, it is natural that rural
children will stop studying. In other words the return of investment on
education is better in urban areas.

7. Poor Infrastructure
Due to poor infrastructure in rural areas, this results in absenteeism
among teachers. The ultimate result is that students do not get proper
education. For instance, a science teacher is not the right person to
teach a vernacular language in the secondary sections.

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