What is Agenda of a National Education?
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The National Agenda is a groundbreaking, historical statement of consensus in the field about how educational programs must change to meet the needs of students who are blind or visually impaired, including those with multiple disabilities. The tenth anniversary of the National Agenda was in 2003.
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The agenda for national education was to spread education in the country. Explanation: There were some Indians who believed that western education would help to modernize India. Hence, they urged the British to open more and more schools, colleges and universities...
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