Himachal Pradesh: 2,399 surplus teachers in elementary schools
In its appraisal, the PAB has pointed out that Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) has shown a decrease of two per cent at the primary and 9 per cent at the senior secondary level.
In its appraisal, the PAB has pointed out that Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) has shown a decrease of two per cent at the primary and 9 per cent at the senior secondary level.
Integration of education practices with the larger curriculum objectives of problem-solving, organizing data, etc. should be done.
It thus comes about that schools and higher education have been allocated Rs 93,224 crore, a striking cut from Rs 99,311 crore last year which was a decidedly wasted year in terms of advancement of learning from the preschool to the post-graduate and doctoral levels.
Barring few exceptions, most teachers in our country lack the proper mental makeup and orientation. No suitable mechanism has so far been evolved to assess their efficiency. Statistical data reveals that examination related suicides of teenagers are the highest in West Bengal. Parents, grandparents and relatives of school children are bewildered over the militant attitude of incompetent teachers.
The scenario is extremely unfortunate, and runs counter to the Finance minister's assurance, let alone the long march towards a knowledge economy, development of skills and digital India.
The Delhi Directorate of Education (DoE) has identified around 700 'unrecognised' schools, which may face closure.
The press can well do without the homilies of the DM, Anurag Patel, specifically that a print journalist is not authorised to shoot a video and extensively circulate the same.
A break-up of the child’s learning module over three years would have been instructive and not least for the guardians who might well be baffled by the proposed experiment.
The data has underlined that the nationwide scenario today is far worse than what it was in 2008 when 37 per cent of Class 5 students could work out basic mathematics.
Sixty higher educational institutions, including colleges, were given graded autonomy; JNU was in the eye of the storm as there was stiff opposition to the grant of autonomy to this university.
