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What measures are required to be taken to improve literacy among the marginalised youth

What measures are required to be taken to improve literacy among the marginalised youth
Start Date :
Jun 24, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2015
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sushil tiwari_2
sushil tiwari_2 11 years 3 weeks ago
To provide free and quality education to all its people.Specially government should focus over opening of quality schools in rural areas;tribal areas and in areas relating to poor and marginalised youth.Complete ban on private schools and if not possible to ban ;at least a central regularity authority to regulate public and private sector.At present education has been left over the mercy of private sector.A common syllabus right from primary to higher education should be framed for all over the
sushil tiwari_2
sushil tiwari_2 11 years 3 weeks ago
Education plays a vital role in the development of our country.No country can develop without providing a proper education system to its people.In our country we have no our well defined education system since our independence.Pre independence MacAulay English education system is being continued till now.The need of the hour is to develop our own education system keeping in view our culture our language our social differences.Basically it is a primary duty of a well fair government to provide al
Jay Chan
Jay Chan 11 years 3 weeks ago
The used up books of small children (after two years of completion of that class) should be collected and stored at panchayats and be used later for illiterate youth.
Jay Chan
Jay Chan 11 years 3 weeks ago
let there be study meetings in villages panchayats to decide and plan a day in every week suitable to every one flexibly and those who need to learn letters and words participate. The groups and teams should be interactive and be formed on the basis of age groups. Let them set target to achieve literacy within planned time.
Chinmay Patil
Chinmay Patil 11 years 3 weeks ago
For this we have to improve education quality it means to empower people we have to focus on practical learning than only theoretical learning and to make this happen promote our government's skill development programme. As well as while learning give all possible modern amenities like digital classrooms, etc. Computer 💻 science is now a basic of all so everyone must have to know about at least one computer language. Practical based approach must be there to empower people.
Jimmy Parija
Jimmy Parija 11 years 3 weeks ago
1) These children must be given seats in urban govt schools through some reserved seats or using existing school infrastructure these children must be included as quickly as possible. 2) Their education can funded to the required extent if need arises. 3) Access to news, Internet to marginalized communities. 4) Access to different competitions of marginalized youth pairing with urban youth. 5) communication and coordination between urban youth and marginalized youth through various program.
Kshitij bisawa
Kshitij bisawa 11 years 3 weeks ago
The most important aspect for a marginalised youth is he needs money so he is away from the path of literacy..he or she should be given a income source and he should be counselled so that he understands the importance of literacy. The govt is stressing on Earn and Learn schemes which must be structured;not just for any task,instead focus should be by doing a SWOT analysis of the person's interest and he should be guided accordingly.. so that he would be doing jobs which he reallu likes.
Ashish Lalla
Ashish Lalla 11 years 3 weeks ago
[part 3] The villages/locations with maximum performing students should be awarded and more such schemes should be sponsored to those. The students who perform with flying colors should be sponsored into govt run mainstream schools, on a over and above normal quota of admissions strictly restricted for such deserving students from marginalised background.
Ashish Lalla
Ashish Lalla 11 years 3 weeks ago
[Part 2] If at any govt level, a computer with an internet connection can then be sponsored for the marginalised youth, learning can be enhanced, since it would be rendered by such eminent teachers. Aligning with certain renowned portals of repositories in education like 'khanacademy' can even amplify the outreach. A competitive spirit can be generated amongst the places where such sponsored education is arranged, by holding adaptive MCQ based tests on the the virtual courses attended [cont...]