Question

If you were to interview Shaheen Mistri,

which four questions would you ask her?

Also write the responses she is likely to give.​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

If I were to interview Shaheen Mistri, the questions I would ask are the following:

• Having had a very privileged childhood yourself, what experiences did you go through to sensitize yourself to the plight of India's underprivileged populace?
• How have the areas of focus changed with regard to education since you first started the Akanksha clinic in the early 90s?
• Do you think quality education is still suffering from inaccessibility in India? Has the divide between government-funded and private education worsened in the last twenty years?
• What trends do you see developing in the education system of India in the next ten years?

The answers that Shaheen Mistri is likely to give to the questions above are:

• Having a privileged childhood offered me access to a number of different countries. I was lucky to be exposed to what education is like. Walking the streets of Mumbai while in college opened my eyes to how severe the state of our education system is
• Back in the day, the focus was more on core academic subjects such as science, maths, history, and geography. Nowadays skill-based education, personality development, and sensitivity training have grown in terms of importance
• The divide between government and privately funded education remains as dire as ever. I have tried to fill in the gaps to the best of my ability, but there is still a lot of work to be done. Private education has maintained its trend of becoming more expensive each year, while government schools still are underfunded, with a lack of quality teachers or facilities
• I see a gradual shift towards online education setups taking place due to the pandemic

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