INTRODUCTION Education is the base of life. It makes a nation. It helps to make the futures bright. It gives the ability to think positively. It is also a source of evolution. _”Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”_ ~Nelson Mandela~ CAUSES OF LACK OF EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES Education is very much important for the progress of a country. A lot of countries provide its people with best kind of education and they also provide best educational facilities to its
respondents, perception of youth towards problems and prospects on youth education, youth work (employment), youth health. Further, it also discusses the important conclusion of the study, suggested recommendation of the study, future research areas, social work theory and its implications towards youth empowerment. V.1. The Study in Retrospect The present study analyzed the main problems faced by the youth such as education, employment and health related problems in Senapati Distict, Manipur; and also
The genesis of my intense interest in education, an interest which has now evolved into an aspiration and a pursuit for a career in the field, happened during my undergraduate studies. A Basic Training Program delivered by the graduates from Yale University (as part of an exchange program) changed my understanding of education and, together with it, the course of my life. Those graduate students were young, vigorous, and highly intelligent, demonstrating impressive teaching expertise. In particular
Education is a dynamic instrument of change. Education, in every human community, is an indispensable instrument for human progress, empowerment and effecting national development. It is seen as the best legacy a country can give her citizens. Education is also as essential tool for achieving sustainability. According to Osahon (2001), the school as an institution is primarily established for instruction and learning purposes. Within the ambit of education, educational goals, personnel, curriculum
Think about what educational system was like in the early 1900’s. Now think about the educational system today. The educational system has changed substantially since the introduction of public education in the mid to late 1800’s to the modern day educational system that many of us are aware of today. Back in the old days schools used to be equipped with slide rulers, chalkboards, and typewriters. Now modern day schools are equipped with electronic calculators, smartboards, and computers. However
all rights to everyone without any discrimination. But in practically it is still a myth for many Indians. Indian educational institutes imparting all together a very diverse and different education to youth. In the academic world Students show much differences in qualities. Each and every times the students need to be attended for their special need. As a part and parcel of educational system like resources, teachers and head of institutes conservative mindset, various social stigma and traditional
EDUCATIONAL POLICY OF PAKISTAN: The first National Education Conference was convened in 1947 in Karachi where basic guidelines for future development were provided. The 3 dimensions are: spiritual, social and vocational. The committee proposed free and compulsory primary education from the age of 3 to 11 years as rate of illiteracy was at 85%. The recommendation for next 5 years was to be spent on planning, recruitment of teachers and training, but was not implemented due to lack of administrative
Kavanagh, Campbell, 2016) of the Helicopter Parents which are said to be negatively affecting children’s personal development (Shoup, 2009). Helicopter parents refers to parents who are overly engaged in daily issues of their children, especially in education (Ginott, 1969). Helicopter parenting usually begin when children starts their study as Helicopter Parents would like to pave a good way for their children to study in a good environment, thus obtaining a well future prospect. Helicopter Parenting
the world carry out religious education in their educational institutes (“religious education” meaning teaching about religions in general rather than the teaching of a particular religion) and draw a conclusion as to what is most appropriate. Across the world, the extent of mandatory religious
Brandon Leonard Professor Dorsey Texas Gov. 2306.305 5 November 2014 Could the Past Help the Education System Work? The article “The Education Establishment’s Success” by Walter E. Williams questions if we should be proud of our education system in America. Do Americans even know if their educational system is slacking? Walter focuses on points where America had started slowly sliding down the education standard. Walter uses examples of current events where they show that people in America are accepting