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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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Chaitanya raju
Chaitanya raju 11 years 3 weeks ago
May be giving support to schools or Colleges basic Internet Support so that they can use a large amount of resources available online.. Which offers so many things to learn online .. For example .. :: https://www.khanacademy.org/ or edx.org etc..There are wide range of websites and options available for children or college students to learn maths or computer science etc for free.. just by sitting in front of computer.. and should be careful that children use the internet safely..
Juhul Shah
Juhul Shah 11 years 3 weeks ago
AS per My view, Today Students in colleges are dependent on there parents, and once they complete there studies, parents think of getting the good job on basis of the last year's result. No one wants there Child to become professor in his own college, as a result professor are from other field with no Practical knowledge. Even most of the students don't thing of higher studies due to lack of fund. We should allow higher class(3rd yr) students to take lectures for primary year to get out this
Vishal Mittal
Vishal Mittal 11 years 3 weeks ago
Alone the govt. can not do this . This is the duty of all of us. because India is our country. This might my costly but very necessary. Govt has to introduce bio metric sign attendance system in all govt school and colleges. Digital India can also help in it. Further I want to say that in India there is a very much problem for the student who opt for professional courses like CA etc. Not any facility is provide by the govt to us . so how govt think that we can serve better.
Rishab Gaba
Rishab Gaba 11 years 3 weeks ago
Education upto the age of 14 or 8th class is compulsory and thus should focus on all the subjects and things that is required by a person of every trade.After 8th class the education should become specific and professional in character.For eg a person who has to work as an electrician should do a diploma in electrician which should be equivalent to 10th class. The diploma should include other basic subjects like maths&general science.The diploma holder should be eligible to take admission in 11
shreya jain_3
shreya jain_3 11 years 3 weeks ago
Honorable Sir, solutions for these problems are 1)the educated youth should take little responsibility and one day in a week they should go and teach in rural areas ,or they should contribute by providing children the neccesaries for studying 2)the facts proves that teachers hesitate to work in rural area because of lack of facilities so government should provide with higher incentives to teachers for their duty and extra perks so,#YouthDevelopment is only possible when #Education sustains..
Swastik Bhardwaj
Swastik Bhardwaj 11 years 3 weeks ago
1.education should be popularised as it has lost attraction among many sections.use people from these sections to create awareness at ground level.2 make even nursery education rewarding like rewards for parents for good perfrmance of wards in school.3.good teachers.4.an interactive curriculum which helps develop skill
prasant kr singh
prasant kr singh 11 years 3 weeks ago
1)They should be given performance based assistance. 2)Government schools must be made accountable for performance. 3)Salary of teachers and incentives shall be linked with performance of school. 4)The government schools performing good shall be encouraged in various ways,like providing extra facilities to staff and students. 5)Since most of the marginalized section of society read in government schools so it is very necessary to uplift these schools as par with private schools.
Sameer_19
Sameer_19 11 years 3 weeks ago
1. Continue with midday meals but improve safety checks 2. Change nominal fee like Rs.50 per year. People take free stuff for granted 3. Improve right to education bill and Govt. to subsidize fees / course work / uniform for the students from the marginalized youth. 4. Increase pay / punishment for teachers to prevent them from working outside school in tutions. They could be allowed to take tutions for maximum 8 hrs a week for no more than 10 students in a batch #youthdevelopment #education
PRASANTH KAMALAKKANNAN
PRASANTH KAMALAKKANNAN 11 years 3 weeks ago
we should encourage the education of the student. nowadays students are not willing in study in practical knowledge.. so we need for practical syllabus hence students may get some interest to study
G V Hari
G V Hari 11 years 3 weeks ago
And play grounds are to be made compulsory. 3.Teacher trainings should be organised every year 4.School curriculum should compete the word curriculam 5.Marginalised groups should be promoted in all ways;say fee food,free uniforms,free learning materials,free reading material so on.