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The Purpose of my project is to create knowledge about the Indian Education system
and determine the problems on either side I.e., the government and people. This to
create awareness among people on the working of the Indian education system, to
make people get to know about the various aspects of the Indian education system.
Action Plan:
Choosing the topic
Preparing a questionnaire
Writing my views
Questionnaire:
1.What do you think about the Indian Education system?
2.How do you think has the quality of Indian education system
improved or weakened?
3.What do you think about competitive exams and entrance?
4.Not everyone can afford to study in coaching classes. Competitive
exams are not only based on school syllabus. Most students can clear
these exams only if they are able to attend coaching classes. Is this
unfair?
5. Why are there various different types of educational boards in
India? Why can't there be a standardized educational board? Is it
necessary to maintain uniformity in syllabus?
6. In India we enroll children in schools at the age of 3-4 whereas in
other countries it's about 6-7. Do you think in regard to India this
deprives children of their childhood?
7.What role do you think government should play in education?
8.What can be made to improve the education system?
Review – Responses:
1.What do you think about the Indian Education system?
For me I think apart from academics it should also focus on some extracurricular
activities which may or can or will bring up the skill which is hidden in a student
Limits the thinking capacity of the child by pressurizing them with unwanted content
and puts them under the bus and stresses the shit out of them. Needs a full revamp
to end up successful. Just an "eat book vomit book" type of system.
The Indian education system has come a long way since independence. Yet, there are
so many changes to be made in the system in order to transform India from a
developing to a developed nation.
Indian Education System is amongst the system which produces the best brains, but it
takes out the spirit of the student.
There is no personal development for a person in the Indian Education System. You
can be an introvert or a shy person, but you are not taught how to tackle problems in
real life. If you are doing great in exams then you are considered good.
Indian Education System teach us theory and history of every subject but it doesn’t
teach us how to represent oneself in the crowd and due to them student remain
hesitant all their life.
Students’ brains are programmed right from the beginning that scoring marks is the
only objective and you will be judged only on the basis of marks that you've secured.
That's the reason why students opt to cheat during exams. They know that it's the
result that's going to matter and not the path chosen.
Our Education System has been synonymous with ‘Examinations’, ‘Board Exams’,
‘Entrance Exams’, ‘Marks’ etc. A student in India is left with the options of choosing
from Science, Humanities or Commerce after he/she finishes his tenth grade. Whether
a child is knowledgeable or not depended on the marks he/she scored. This is our
'faulty' education system due to which there is a huge talent crunch in the country.
Final report
This survey has been conducted in order to create awareness among people about the
education system being followed and practiced in India. Most of the people are
unaware of the benefits that the government provides. This survey includes the view of
students, Teachers, Graduates on the functioning principle of the Indian schooling
framework/The Indian education system.
Internet reference made it quite easy to know the kind of questions people have on
their mind about the various aspects of The Indian education system. For statistical
analysis multiple choice questions had to be made. The difficulty in this was that it was
difficult to guess the kind of idea that people might have for every question. Therefore,
questions had to be made then response had to be recorded and then statistical data
had to be recorded which was difficult. POLLING was conducted for certain questions.
My views and review
Standardized testing is not the most effective way to judge learning because not
everyone has the same skill. Everyone has their own. My opinion Is that the system
has to be bent according to the needs.
These days knowledge is entirely based on marks and not on the knowledge. Suppose
I fail in an exam I would be judged by others only based on marks. None does see
through the talent inside. This current system has made it such that only those who
can get good marks can hold a good position in society. We are in the 21 st century
where everything is developed but still the system stays the same. This has to change!
Apart from academics, extracurricular activities which may or can or will bring up the
skill which is hidden in a student. Also, this system limits the thinking capacity of the
child pressuring them with unwanted content and puts them under the bus and
stresses the shit out of them. Needs a full revamp to end up successfully. Yes, the
system has improved but it doesn’t satisfy the requirements of the current generation.
Improvement should be in such a way it is beneficial. Growing a tree isn't what we
need but the fruits we get from it is what is way more important. Competitive exams
according to me Eliminate students. This might be because of the inadequate number
of seats in institutions. But, for those who spent a lot of money on extra classes, those
who studied even at a state of poverty and many more are being denied which doesn't
seem to be logical.
Someone from a poor family is unable to achieve a good job. Not everyone can afford
to study in private institutions. This is such that only the rich could become richer and
the poor stay poor. Government has to intervene in this and provide the required. This
is one of the major limitations in our education system. We have different boards in
India. It might be good that we have a wide range of options but in some cases it is
unfair.
Uniformity in syllabus is necessary. This would ensure equality in every aspect of
education.
Government should take care of education. What if there are only government schools
and no private schools and the money, we spend in private schools be spent here?
Everything would improve. The standard of the entire system would be very high.
Government intervention is necessary, Standards of teaching have to be improved. A
Smaller number of private institutions would ensure better output. Learning has to be
made more of a conceptual type rather than the theoretical one present currently, and
should be based more on thinking skills of students rather than their remembrance
skills.
Entrance exams are necessary in school and higher educational levels, especially
during the online education system. Students do not get the best support system online
due to various factors and it's only fair they're given a chance to give examinations to
assess their accurate scores.
It is only in India where children are sent to school at an age of 3-4. This deprives them
of their childhood. This might be because parents do not have time to spend with their
children since both of them work. These days even kindergarten children have to learn
and write exams which is hilarious. Parents stand in Que in order to get seats in
schools that treat children like robots. This is hilarious. The serious question is why do
people look at learning as simple as that and not take in consideration the mental
health of students while bringing up an idea. Even machines require a break!
Bibliography:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_India
https://ingvihrannar.com/answering-8-essential-questions-about-education/
https://printdiscuss.com/education-conversation-questions/
https://medium.com/illumination/the-5-most-important-questions-we-need-to-ask-about-
education-4bbda58233a6