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CHALLENGES OF EDUCATION IN INDIA Universalisation of Elementary and Secondary Education. No society can progress without an effective system of education. In a Democracy like India, it is essential that all people in the country must get the benefits of education. Since most of the Indians are poor and ignorant Read more

SECULARISM AND EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS. The word secularism was first used in the 19th century by George Jacob Holyoake. He derived it from the latin word “saeculum” meaning “this present age”.he used it in the context of social and ethical value or system. Thus secularism came to be known as a Read more

SOCIALISM AND EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS. Introduction:- The word socialism was first used during the early years of the 19th century but many philosophers and reformers in the past expressed this resentment against inequalities in society and proposed the concept of an egalitarian society. But no pragmatic programs were put forwarded by Read more

DEMOCRACY AND EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS. DEMOCRACY: Democracy in its purest or most ideal form would be a society in which all adult citizens have an equal say in the decisions that affect their lives. Democracy is usually considered as “the government of the people, by the people and for the people” Read more

SCORE CARD. Score card similar in some respect to both the check list and rating scale, usually provides for the appraisal of a relatively large number of aspects. In addition the presents of each characteristic or aspect, or the rating assigned to each, has a predetermined point value. Thus the Read more

SCHOLASTIC BACKWARDNESS AND REMEDIAL STRATEGIES. Introduction: Education is an important wealth which a person can have in this world. In the modern competitive world in which academic achievements are considered important, scholastic backwardness causes tremendous stress for the students. Academic stress in children can present as physical, behavioural or emotional Read more

INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY IN SPECIAL EDUCATION. To many people, the term technology conjures up visions of computers and other high-tech devices, both expensive and complicated. Often, such perspectives focus solely on hardware and equipment and overlook the procedures that teachers use in the classroom. We need to view technology as a Read more