India should bring alot of reforms in education system or create a new one.
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India's current education is not helping students to critical think and learn skills that are relevent. You cannot get good education unless you go into top universities for which there are very less seats when compared with the number of applicants.
Even childrens from age of 5 to 17 (1st to 12th standard) are unintentionally thought not to question. the debates that happen in schools are like "just read internet and memorise it" and speak it even if it's out of contest that the person in front has pointed to. And same is for Education you memorize everything, write it in exam and you are top. Creativity and Crtical thinking is missing. And students who are said they are best students have all these traits. And It also promotes English since we have started studying. As it's not our native language so many of us have to learn new language from childhood which I think kills our thinking and creativity.
If we reform education which eleminates these things then we can surely get better result rather than being in a rat race.
I've provided you some context on what we will be debating on, and I'm open to any person who has experienced and is/had been a part of Indian Education System.
- A Lot of Reforms
- Create a New one
- Either of the two options above are undesirable
- Take place years apart or an indefinite period of time long enough so it is unreasonable to consider them the same movement;
- Happen in different places in India so they can be considered as separate;
- Classified by the government as separate no matter the realistic state.
- Happen continuously so they are classified together;
- Classified as the same project so funding is concentrated;
- By this time, the argument of that there being a lot of reforms in Indian education is not desirable compared to obvious alternatives stood up here.
Thank you, I have updated it
I know current system is fkd up, but there might be something good in a way. Like it is producing more skilled labours. And there are some people who claimed up to the top of ladder because of teachings of this system so I guess someone should present why the current system is good.
I hope you get my point.
And I am even against teaching in English as it does not help my brain develope at initial stages of learning. But I am in favour of teachings in Sanskrit and extra language as their Native language. And no english in curriculum.
Change it, in the title and the description. The best case is that you are deducted S&G because you misspelt in the TITLE, and the worst case is that someone exploits this hole, says people cannot think "crytically" due to it is not an existent word, and win. I have been that someone before, believe it or not. Do it, I suggest, if you want a chance of winning.
I ment "critical thinking", I might have butchered some words here and there but i guess it's fine
Would I participate a pro or con if i accept. I am pro changing system.
What is crytically? There is no such word in the dictionary.