Yeah yeah! I know..many of us have different perspective about our education system, The Indian education system. But its so easy to comment on it right! Every one has a problem with it. But everyone has different problem. Now can we really satisfy each one of us with some modifications in it. I mean comeon..we must be kiddin if we call for a drastic change suddenly. This system has brought us the best engineers of the world( m not kiddin,just check out NASA and silicon valley's history),the top notch doctors,shrinks and what say about Indian literature..Isn't it the richest in the world..what about Indian scholars. So hey! if one of you have failed here,in this system..stop blaming the system. No system is perfect. Everyone of it has some flaws. It doesnt mean the system itself has to be eradicated radically. A few features of it can be revised. Lets see what can be done..giv in your inputs so dat everyone is taken into consideration. But please..guys please.stop blaming it..You are part of the same system. It is what we have grown up with. Shouting at it and moving to the west isn't a solution. I hope my next post would involve creative inputs from you guys..n hey!! this is my first blog. so m sorry for any mistakes in it. I hope you agree with it..may be some points in it coz this is what I feel..u see..everyone has his own perceptions..
my dear pal sreejan...kudos to you for being able to spare some time for creativity...:)
ReplyDeletewell in my opinion when you talk about revolutionizing the education system that currently prevails in our country, it not necessarily means pursuing the wild wild west...it in fact means introducing and exposing the students to applications and vocation.
It starts with small steps with a single objective i.e, to arm the student with some real life skills which is hard to develop in classrooms or labs when he/she steps inside his/her own professional arena. Besides participation in extra curricular activities vis-a-vis panel discussions and mock parliaments is next to nil when you take into account the educational institutions which are primarily impacted by those rules and regulations set by the Ministry of Education...so there lies an oceanic gap between schools which both you and me have attended and those in which the masses study...so you see, thats where India lives and thats where the change is needed.
-gracias
Saurav Mishra
(ur anytime pal)