Indian education system

The reservation system finds its origin in the age-old caste system of India. The caste system at its birth was meant to divide people on the basis of their occupation like teaching and preaching (Brahmins), kingship and war (Kshatriya) and lastly b

This cartoon shows a flaw the education system in the U.S. This ad uses a fish, elephant, seal, and other animals as symbols of people having different learning styles. This, however, is exaggeration because they use multiple species in this ad, whereas in reality, humans are one species with different learning abilities. An example of convention is how the animals are lined up in front of the human giving the instructions. It shows how they are in a class paying attention to the teacher.

I am happy to be a Second Grade Murtaza Alamshah

Education is as important as the basic necessities of our life. Education lets us know the difference between wrong and right. It not only develops an individual, but it plays a big role in the development of a nation. That is why every nation spends a huge amount of its money in the Education sector. But, What is wrong with the Indian Education system? #indian #education #system

The Indian school education system is one of the largest and most complex in the world. Education in India is contributed by the private and public sectors

Speech On Indian Education System: Education is something that can make people easy to lead on but very difficult to drive. With education comes confidence and an individual becomes impossible to enslave. Education is something that differentiates a man from an animal, and it draws out mental facilities that helps one live and lead a happy […]

“My teachers don’t ever bother to examine and accurately assess the output of my work”. “My students don’t ever bother to put in a respectable amount of effort and inp…

Critiques on Indian educational system Straight away, taking you to the point, as the title speaks, this writing is presented in a simplest form which every commoner can understand few of the basic…