write an article throwing light on the condition of government schools in India. You may suggest what urban India can do to help improve this condition. please answer this question please it is verry urgent.
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Government Schools In India
- by (writer's name)
The condition of government schools in our country is an important topic to care about. We all know that government is doing it's best to help poor students like free education, mid-day meals and so on. But we can only remove poverty from the country if we notice about those who are suffering, like homeless people who don't have even a roof over head. But they have rights, their children have right to education and if it is for free and they have opportunities then why not using it?
But the problem starts here, the children who have been receiving the free knowledge now don't value it because they are not paying for that. And also the teachers are not strict enough, they only beat the students, they don't think about punishment or any moral-value teaching, the people need to be open-minded in government schools. Girls sit with girls and boys sit with boys, and even teachers are not aware of those things. They have a stereotype, that if boys are sitting with girls or girls are sitting with boys, something is wrong. The students have been watching these things since childhood in government schools and now as a result, they also think the same.
The next thing to notice about is the way of spending their money on school, we all know that decorations are important for a school but if it is too much, then it can also affect the image of school. "Simplicity is the way to perfection". But government schools have spend their money on decorations, they should be aware of one most important thing for the future of many students, i.e., the smart classes, they can spend their money on smart classes for students. So, these are some topics that government should be aware about, and can help to make a children's future brighter than ever before.
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