if u r an indian then tell me wat do u think of the indian system of education?
369278
Well, I think it's not interactive enough at all. It's very textbook oriented. There is not enough hands-on action for a student to really understand a concept through and through. It provides a good base, but not enough useful information or experience. I think Math is handled very well. Sciences and second languages are handled in an average manner. The teaching of English and Social Studies is lousy although the curriculum isn't that bad.
658820
Honestly, IMHO, education in India is more oriented towards getting good marks. Students are expected to cram/by-heart the answers. The emphasis is not on learning but on grades. So, you decide what is best for you.
72057
Dear Plz Refer \nhttp://www.google.com/Top/Regional/Asia/India/Education/\n\nAnd check out it You may get benefitted.
615561
I am an INDIAN and I AM PROUD OF IT.\nIndia is a secular state and the largest democratic nation.\nIndia geographically is sharing its broder with china,pakistan,Bangladesh & nepal\nIt is a Subcontinent as its three side South,East and West are covered with sea. And on the North there is Kashmir,which is the heaven on earth.\nIn India u can find all types of ecological system starting from desert to Island.\nWith so much diversity  we all stand united i.e "unity in diversity".\nVisit Once u willnever forget India.
903304
our education system is it is sucks and is not very effective.\nby changinng the paradigm we might become more effective.\neducators.\ntech ed is more hands on and practical. theory is nice but rarely effective in making a living.
548737
Hm, India reminds the rest of the world what NOT to be.\nCorrupted, have overpopulation, to improve the literacy rate (India's literacy rate is 60.3%), banish caste system, eradicate poverty, stop 3rd world thinking, bad manners, foolish pride, and many more.\n\nOf course, then there's Mother Teresa and Gandhi. But every country has it's great people.\n\nIndia provides cheap labour to other countries as well.\nI'd say the world would be inconvenienced without India. Other than that, I suppose the best thing about India is the food and scenery.\nOther than that, there's nothing really much to like.\n\nSo please try to be a bit more humble there. Pride is the downfall of civilisations.\n\nJenova\n(d.yuffie@gmail.com)
183961
The education system is efficient and based on the US curriculum. The literacy rate is 95.9%, one of highest in Asia, and about equal
760059
just check out this site, has details about all schools.:\n\nhttp://www.indianchild.com/schools1.htm
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These are some of the bad effects of Globalization and politicization of the education. Education curriculum and students are easiest to be target by political parties to make their point and score brownie points from different quarters. \n\nNo one understand where is problem with reservations - is it concept or implementation of this. Similarly adding film stories and making maths and English optional to please a strata of the society who votes and pay money to these political parties to gather power. \n\nSo I fully agree with you that education about which boast around all the world is deteriorating and this way we will loose whatever position we have got in world.
1132491
Education system under the British rule India was poor, because Britisher educate people for only satisfy their requirement.
545844
i hate indians cuz there soo economically backward and filled with slums and beggars and hot hot hot hot climate 365 days a year.............this means i hate myself and i accept it.yes i am an indian.
363583
Ridiculous!!!!!\nHe n UPA govt, seems to play vote bank politics.\nI tel u no party is gonna oppose this rule as they fear to loose SC/ST votes.\nThey take votes of General Category 4 granted.So,all Open Category people must get united to oppose this act of dividing our society.\nIt threatens country's integrity.\nIITs n IIMs r pride,brands of India, produce best talent n there is no place 4 any criteria other than merit.\nTo enhance the status of backward class people we should spend large money n time at grass root levels like primary schools,secondary schools n make them able 2 compete 4 IITs n IIMs because \nAs Abraham Lincoln said :\n"Democracy ensures equal opportunities not equal enviornments"
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well i think school systems vary in different states. i always hear about the NY school system where i live, and i think its on the right track right now. also, its a little known fact that the United States has one of the lowest standards of learning in the world. out of the top educated countries(i think about 12) were 10th!!! how embarassing.
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Well, it's not one school system, it's many.  Some are very poor, and some are very good.  I graduated from a school system that sends many students on to Ivy League schools and has a very strong academic reputation.  I taught in a school system that has a very poor reputation and has many students who struggle with remedial classes at the local colleges.
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YES I AM A FINIKY INDIAN...like u....I love my country....It has flaws....Its Dirty, Populated, Polluted, but its also has IT, Brains, Culture, Heritage.......ITS HOME....AND ITS THE BEST....and I LOVE MY COUNTRY!! and HATE Indians who are embarrased of being Indians....!!
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I am an INDIAN. Thanks for the simple question :)
855737
The educational system in the United States has gone down hill since the 1960’s when the emphasis shifted from Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Science and History to socialization and political correctness. It also has to do with the Federal Government taking the power away from local school boards. The government changed the focus from education to integration and I am definitely not against equal rights and opportunities for all races of people. \n\nDo all children in America need to be taught the same things? I think not. Schools were better run by local boards that could take action quicker without going through a hundred levels of Federal bureaucracy. Most schools in America today are more concerned about students sitting quietly than they are in the education of our children. The education level of children graduating from high school today is a national embarrassment. We should all be ashamed for what we have let happen to our schools. The best way to correct this is to give control back to the communities. Maybe there should be some minimum standards of performance, but that should be the extent of it. Does the Federal government really belong in the class room? That is the real question the country needs to take a hard look at.