what is modern education system
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The education system is purposely exam-oriented. The modern education system remains exam-oriented, just like it always was. ... Schools are still using test scores as the primary criteria to analyze the knowledge and skills of students. As a result, the overall education system is somewhat authoritarian in nature.
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The modern education system in India is really disappointing. It is a true barrier in the country’s progress.
Students in India are expected to cram up the books,chapters and syllabus and write their answers accordingly. And the one who possesses this robotic memory is truly a topper! Indirectly, this practice (which is considered as schooling & education) is ruining students’ creativity and thinking skills. The concept of Think outside the box isn’t much appreciated in the learning processes and schooling.
Students are taught to be excellent in theoretical knowledge but what about practical knowledge? In India, no importance is given to practical knowledge in schools. In many schools, a subject like Computer is taught orally and students are told to mug up the question/answers of their textbooks. How ridiculous is this..! Even the literal meaning of notebooks has changed..Notebooks aren’t used for making notes; instead they are considered as the mug-up books: students have to cram up each and every word of the limited question/answers in their notebooks for getting good grades. The main emphasis is on good marks, good percentage either by hook or by crook. And hence, rote learning plays a vital role in Indian education system. To many people,the lack of practical knowledge seems to be the real reason behind educated unemployed youth in India.
Long school hours and homework, tuitions etc. make a student’s life stressful. Teachers as well as parents, have high expectations from students and if students fail to meet their expectations, these tender minds have to deal with depression and torture.This education system neglects the fact that every student has his own abilities,own potential and own interests.
When the richest man in the world, Bill Gates , has expressed his anxiety on this grave issue; something needs to be done seriously…
Students in India are expected to cram up the books,chapters and syllabus and write their answers accordingly. And the one who possesses this robotic memory is truly a topper! Indirectly, this practice (which is considered as schooling & education) is ruining students’ creativity and thinking skills. The concept of Think outside the box isn’t much appreciated in the learning processes and schooling.
Students are taught to be excellent in theoretical knowledge but what about practical knowledge? In India, no importance is given to practical knowledge in schools. In many schools, a subject like Computer is taught orally and students are told to mug up the question/answers of their textbooks. How ridiculous is this..! Even the literal meaning of notebooks has changed..Notebooks aren’t used for making notes; instead they are considered as the mug-up books: students have to cram up each and every word of the limited question/answers in their notebooks for getting good grades. The main emphasis is on good marks, good percentage either by hook or by crook. And hence, rote learning plays a vital role in Indian education system. To many people,the lack of practical knowledge seems to be the real reason behind educated unemployed youth in India.
Long school hours and homework, tuitions etc. make a student’s life stressful. Teachers as well as parents, have high expectations from students and if students fail to meet their expectations, these tender minds have to deal with depression and torture.This education system neglects the fact that every student has his own abilities,own potential and own interests.
When the richest man in the world, Bill Gates , has expressed his anxiety on this grave issue; something needs to be done seriously…
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