Quality Education in Assam
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Childaid Network's vision is that every child and youth in Northeast India receives a free quality education. To achieve this, the public schools have to overcome their deficiencies. Therefore, we work with the schools, train the teachers and bring in better teaching and learning practices.
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There are disparities in student achievement between rural and urban areas. Rural students often have lower achievement than their urban counterparts. This is due to factors such as lower family income levels in rural areas, fewer educational resources, and differences in teacher and student characteristics. To overcome these achievement gaps, it is important to improve educational resources in rural schools, support rural students and families, and ensure high-quality teachers are placed in all schools.
Disparities in achievement of students
There are disparities in student achievement between rural and urban areas. Rural students often have lower achievement than their urban counterparts. This is due to factors such as lower family income levels in rural areas, fewer educational resources, and differences in teacher and student characteristics. To overcome these achievement gaps, it is important to improve educational resources in rural schools, support rural students and families, and ensure high-quality teachers are placed in all schools.
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Quality Education in Assam
- 1. Assam is mainly known for its tea gardens. Most of the population in rural areas are illiterate and are engaged in agricultural activities. Their children often join the workforce early in life.
- 2. Government is supposed to provide free and compulsory education, but the quality of education in rural areas of Assam is extremly poor. Lack of adequate and qualified teachers, no proper infrastructure, no sitting arrangements, no sanitary facilities etc.
- 3. Due to the poor conditions of pulic schools and lack of awareness of the families, children are often deprived of their right to education and drop out at a very tender age.
- 4. Our goal is to improve the educational system so that children can learn without fear in a supportive environment.
- 5. We are working with the public schools to improve the quality of education by ...
- 6. Making classes more practical and activity based. Letting students develop their own solutions.
- 7. Helping students to learn science in a joyful manner by providing science materials in the schools.
- 8. Encouraging students to experiment and learn from each other.
- 9. Vegetable and flower gardening has also been taught to children, which helps them to connect with the nature and the environment.
- 10. Provide them a space where they are not hesitate to ask questions and learn in a joyful way.
- 11. To achieve this, we train the public school teachers and better facilitation techniques and usage of the TLM.
- 12. We strongly work together with the communty and train their capacities to fight for the rights of their children.