The expansion of primary schools has been affected by the poor quality of schooling and
Answers
Answer:
Since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted in 1948, efforts have been made by countries (both developed and developing) to universalize primary education. This movement was renewed by the recent Jomtien and Dakar Framework for Action- the Education for All (EFA) conferences and declarations. In this regard study further found that the quality of schooling was declining due to the factor issues in quality of primary education in backward areas of Jhargram sub-division: ineffective leadership, poor training of teachers, low salary of teachers, limited and often ineffective and problematic professional development opportunities for teachers, a focus on quantity rather than quality, a weak economic environment, low participation of parents and commercialization of teacher training colleges. The study showed that the effort to provide quality education for all citizens remains a challenge for the government. On the basis of these findings, it can be stated that the Indian government has a long way to go to achieve the Education for All (EFA) goals within the customary stated timeframe.
Explanation:
❤❤