The
two challenges Indian education system is facing are:
1.
The Dualistic character
2.
Inadequate trained man power.
Dualistic character operates with a
strong class bias. There is a wide disparity in quality. On one hand there are
students from affluent private schools and on the other students from poor
quality schools. The poor quality infrastructure and unhygienic conditions
negligence has taken 23 innocent lives in saran district of Bihar in Mid-day
meals food poisoning. State should implement any entitlement in its spirit
rather than its form and there has to be willingness to put in money that is
required. Kendriya Vidyalayas, IITs, AIIMS are examples of well funded public
institutions delivering quality education.
Another problem is the dearth of
trained manpower. Apart from traditional training and recruitment ,alternative
means of teaching modules should be explored ,for example we have corporate
social responsibility mandatory for companies, medicine graduates to practice
in rural areas ,like wise every graduate should be given field work to teach
students of remote locations be made compulsory in their curriculum. This can
bring a paradigm shift in our value and belief systems towards our educational
system.
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