What changes does the poet hope for the lives of children??
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poem btaiye
An elimentary school class room in a slum
Acha yeh bataye iss poem se message kya mila
The main theme of the poem “An Elementary School Classroom in A Slum” is
to highlight the plight of underprivileged children that are the so-called beneficiaries of
government-funded education. Although the poem is a sharp commentary on the
striking divide between the classes of society, it ends on an optimistic note, believing
that there still exist visionaries in society who will harken to the cause of the less
fortunate in our societies.
to highlight the plight of underprivileged children that are the so-called beneficiaries of
government-funded education. Although the poem is a sharp commentary on the
striking divide between the classes of society, it ends on an optimistic note, believing
that there still exist visionaries in society who will harken to the cause of the less
fortunate in our societies.
Theme nhin stephen spender ne message kya dia?
Spender truly believes in the power of education to transform lives. However, that
education must be adapted to the needs of the recipients. It must be flexible enough to
meet the requirements of people coming from different sections of society. When that
happens, there is a real breaking of barriers and restrictions, and a release from
impediments that held back, and a breaking forth into new realms of freedom where
true learning can happen.
education must be adapted to the needs of the recipients. It must be flexible enough to
meet the requirements of people coming from different sections of society. When that
happens, there is a real breaking of barriers and restrictions, and a release from
impediments that held back, and a breaking forth into new realms of freedom where
true learning can happen.
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the poet hope the lives of children are watching
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