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    STUDY GROUP 4A

    International Business

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    NILANJANA BISWAS

    VAMSI KRISHNA PEDADA

    HUMERA DIN

    MOHIL POOJARA

    HARIKA REDDY

    LAKSHMIKANT WASNIK

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    FLOW OF PRESENTATION

    Current Indianeducation scenario

    Overviewofthe Act

    Advantages & disadvantages ofthe Act

    Gaps ofRTE

    Implementationofthe Act

    RoleofICT

    Bringchildrentothe Education

    RTE Morethannecessity

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    CURRENT INDIAN EDUCATIONCURRENT INDIAN EDUCATION

    SCENARIOSCENARIO

    Indias countofDoctors,

    Engineers etc.is massive but

    comparedtothenumberof

    dropouts, it is insignificant.

    Ex:- The No.ofDocs

    Qualityofeducation

    impartedin Indian Institutes

    arenot veryhighlyregarded

    worldwide

    Of alltheworld's illiteratepeople, 35% livein India.

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    OVERVIEW OF THE ACT

    Everychildfrom 6 to 14 years ofagehas arighttofreeandcompulsoryeducationina

    neighborhood schooltillcompletionofelementaryeducation

    25% reservationin Private schools

    weaker sections and disadvantaged groups

    School ManagementCommittees

    75 per cent parents and guardians as members

    Financial burdens to be shared betweenthecenterand states

    http://ajayshahblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/right-to-education-act-critique.html

    http://www.indiastudychannel.com/resources/111373-Right-Education-Act-A-stepping-stone-towards.aspx

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    OVERVIEW OF THE ACT(contd.)

    Provisionforunrecognized schools

    be recognized by meeting specified norms and standards within3 years to avoid closure

    Provisiontoimproveinfrastructureofschools

    Nochildwould befailedorexpelledandwillnot berequiredtopass anyboardexaminationtilltheageof14

    Schoolteachers toneed suitableprofessionaldegree

    Neighborhood schools to beestablishedwithinthereachofeverychildinnext 3 years

    http://ajayshahblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/right-to-education-act-critique.html

    http://www.indiastudychannel.com/resources/111373-Right-Education-Act-A-stepping-stone-towards.aspx

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    ADVANTAGES OF RTE

    Freedom from socialinequalityandgender bias

    Establishmentofneighbourhood schools

    Freeeducationforall

    Nodiscriminationonthe basis ofdisabilities

    Participationofeverypartofthecommunity

    Educationatanyage

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    DISADVANTAGES OF RTE ACT

    Theprivate schools haveexpressed vastdisapprovalforthenorms laidforthem.

    Someuniversities claim theactto be structurallyweakas 25% reservation seem synonymous tothefees paidfortheadmissions inthegovernmentschools.

    Kerela is a statewhichhas metthe basicofthe RTEmuch beforetheacthadcomeintoforce.

    Itwillput burdenonthetax payers as implementingtheactwouldrequirefunds.

    Itis blamedforfeehikeinprivate schools

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    G A P S O F R T EG A P S O F R T E ` Intheinitial stages eventhedefinitionof'Child' (notless than six years andnot

    morethan 14 years)was notclear

    ` Initiallythe billdidnothaveanyofthe

    tenets ofcommon school system (css)

    thatwouldhaveallowedforcompulsory

    anduniform qualityeducationtoall

    ` Thegovernmentnevercameupwitha

    propertimelineofthereimbursementof

    theexpenses borne bytheprivateschools toimplement RTE

    ` Absenceofindicative benchmarks of

    teacher's salary

    ` Ambiguityintheprocess offund sharing

    betweenthecentraland state

    government

    ` Casteandreligionform majorobstacles

    intheprocess ofimplementation

    ` Illinformedparents notcompetent

    enoughtorealisethe benefits ofRTE,

    thus oftenendupnotencouragingtheir

    children.

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    BRINGCHILDREN

    TO EDUCATION

    BRING EDUCATION

    TO CHILDREN

    IMPLEMENTATION

    ABOLITION OF

    CHILD LABOUR

    LINKING BENEFITS OF PARENTS FROM

    GOVT. TO RTE

    INFRASTRUCTURE

    DEVELOPMENT

    APPOINTMENT OF

    TEACHERS

    ICT METHOD

    AWARENESS

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    BRING EDUCATION TO CHILDREN

    1. INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT:

    Continue SARVA SIKSHA ABHIYAN

    Improve the facilities at schools.

    2. APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS:

    Problems:

    Dearth of 5 lakh teachers in INDIA.

    Unqualified teachers appointed.

    Teacher student ratio = 32:1Solutions:

    Encourage taking up teaching as a profession.

    Provide Employment guarantee for teaching graduates.

    Increase pay packages of Government employed teachers.

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    Why

    Will address the requirement of teachers

    and help the students study on their own

    Will solve the problems associated with

    transportation

    Impact

    Will take care of the unavailability of

    teachers to a great extent

    Access to remote areas.

    Focus

    Will be on development of e-contents

    which would be used by students at

    primary and upper-primary classes for

    learning purposes

    ROLE OF ICTROLE OF ICT

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    Other Components

    Separate modules would be developed for

    assessment and evaluation ofstudents

    Teachers training will be a component under the

    proposed scheme

    How

    The government is running a Rs 6000 crore ICT

    scheme in higher education

    IITs are consulted as the role of technology is

    paramount here

    ROLE OF ICT (contd.)ROLE OF ICT (contd.)

    Eg: IT@school program bytheGovt.ofKerala Azim Premji Foundation.

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    CHALLENGES IN USE OF ICT

    Power defecit

    PC availability per student.

    Updating the library.

    Maintenance of ICT hardware.

    Upgrading of software.

    Poor network connectivity in rural areas.

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    BRING CHILDREN TOEDUCATION:

    1. Awareness programs by the Govt. and NGOs.

    2. ABOLITIONOF CHILDLABOUR:

    High concentration in north-east INDIA

    RTE and The Child Labor (Prohibition

    and Regulation) Act to work

    hand in hand

    Committee to be set up to uncover

    areas of child labor and should be

    empowered to them shut down.

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    RTERTE-- MORE THAN A NECESSITYMORE THAN A NECESSITY

    Both are interconnected. The successful

    implementation of RTE act will help us achieve

    Inclusive growth. The inclusive growth approachtakes a longer term perspective as the focus is on

    productive employment rather than on direct

    income redistribution and for this RTE would play a

    major role

    Rapid and sustainable poverty reduction requires

    inclusive growth that allows people to contribute to

    and benefit from economic growth

    RTEINCLUSIVE

    GROWTH

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    Plants are shaped bycultivation and men by

    education. .. We areborn weak, we needstrength; we are borntotally unprovided, weneed aid; we are bornstupid, we need

    judgment;Everything we do nothave at our birth and

    which we need whenwe are grown is givenus by education.

    Socrates

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    THANK YOU