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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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Mohit Bishnoi
Mohit Bishnoi 11 years 1 day ago
1>Mandatory goal for every educated Indian to teach fellow uneducated Indians Per week or per month. like mandatory 15 hours teaching per month or so. 2>There are so many Educated yet unemployed youths in our country. resources and materials and salaried employments to be provided to those are willing to set up schools. 3>Increase quota for poor children in private schools. mandatory seats for admission in private schools. 4> incentives for graduates to setup schools after graduation
Prakash K
Prakash K 11 years 1 day ago
With the primary occupations of the country on decline, secondary occupations reeling under market fluctuations, the marginalised class of the country very much need financial literacy and investment education for their survival. This class which is traditionally dependent on bank loans and government aids, should be exposed to market investments. Education system should be modified to meet these needs. #YouthDevelopment #Education #FinancialLiteracy
rajeev tyagi
rajeev tyagi 11 years 1 day ago
reservation in education and job should be finished. economic support can be given to needed people. it will definitely improve india skill.
Sai Swaroop_1
Sai Swaroop_1 11 years 1 day ago
The total education system is underdeveloped.Most of students in villages cant even understand a news in english newspaper.They hust go to college for sake of getting marks in their studies.They are not responsible for that thinking .No school,college in villages gives knowledge.Teachers say lessons without any practicality.Students dont know anything except byhearting.No one even tries to leave that nature.To remove that nature we should deacreas the dependance of acaemic marks on job getting.
Rajesh tiwari_9
Rajesh tiwari_9 11 years 1 day ago
If well educated candidates are available for teaching then why u.p govt. appointed shiksha mitra as teachers? it means home guards may be promote as s.p or d.i.g? Compounder or nurse may mromote as a doctor? If tet is necessary exam for teachers why shiksha mitra getting relaxation from tet in u.p? If the government will not appoint well aducated teachers how the education system will be improve?
GRP Verman
GRP Verman 11 years 1 day ago
Namaste, I think, we need to work together to improve our education system. We can clearly see the difference between central government schools, Navoday vidyalays and other government schools. Something we are missing with other government schools. It may be related to management, involvement of people. We need to work on these basic factors. All government employees must avail all government services, like they must avail government schools for education, government hospitals for medical.
Manish Mishra_20
Manish Mishra_20 11 years 1 day ago
every school should be made compulsory to keep the books from the passing out students of each class for the next batch. This will not only help the students financially but also save paper usage and unnecessarily growing networks between schools and suppliers. Something simple and executable with reasonable benefits.
ASHOK KUMAR SHARMA_6
ASHOK KUMAR SHARMA_6 11 years 1 day ago
An Idea, EDU-CLINIC , as a pdf file is attached here . This file may make it clear my idea which may contribute our Nation to enhance Literacy level and Self-employment. Regards, Ashok Kumar Sharma Jamshedpur
adithya krishna
adithya krishna 11 years 1 day ago
Education is the only way forward for a country to progress and it is not only the duty of the government but as citizens we must realise the value of education. Having said that education without quality standard is just a damp squib. Education must be policy driven in a sense that students are more innovation intensive rather than just being book worms. Innovation will be the most important aspect of our economy in the coming days