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Education and Global Develpoment

Education and Global Develpoment. EDUCATION A global development challenge A vital part of poverty reduction plan Most influential means of development Shapes the destiny of a country. Education in India. LITERACY IN INDIA

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Education and Global Develpoment

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  1. Education and Global Develpoment

  2. EDUCATIONA global development challenge A vital part of poverty reduction plan Most influential means of development Shapes the destiny of a country

  3. Education in India

  4. LITERACY IN INDIA Overall literacy rate in India—65.38%(2001) Male literacy rate in India — 75.96%(2001) Female literacy rate in India—54.28%(2001)

  5. Is it the right way to educate our Children? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDN2ayelets

  6. How Can We Improve It? • Promoting education that would give capacity to act • Establishment of a close relationship between work and knowledge • Awareness that children are the entrepreneurs • of tomorrow • Propagation of natural way of learning • Education could start with a productive work • Propagation of Ancient Indian way of learning by doing/ learning from mistakes.

  7. Adaptability towards the changing situations • Most importantly, “think out of the box” • The teachers should be aware of their responsibility in • constructing a responsible and creative generation • There should be regular and unannounced inspections to the schools • School systems should be organized in such a way that they promote equality • Overcome gender bias • Increase in participation of the civil society • Giving proper training to the teacher’s, and updating them with the new technology.

  8. Kerala and Orissa- As Examples to show the importance of literacy rate. • KERALA • Kerala has a higher literacy rate when (90.9%, 2001) compared to Orissa(63.61%, 2001). • The female literacy rate in Kerala is much higher than any other states in India • Higher literacy rate gives higher HDI value to this small state of India • Education promoted transmission from a highly conservative, hierarchical and cast ridden society of Kerala • Increase in appreciation of feminine values.

  9. Orissa • Not much importance is given to female education • People are easily manipulated by politicians and become preys of communal violence • Female literacy rate is only 50.97(2001) • Low rate of female literacy could be the cause of increase in problems such as • -High rate of infant mortality • -Increase in maternal mortality • -Malnutrition • -Low life expectancy

  10. HDI index and literacy rate in orissa

  11. HDI Index and Literacy Rate In Kerala

  12. Source - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLVzg25qjjE Source - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLVzg25qjjE

  13. WHY SHOULD WE EDUCATE WOMEN? • Education increases beauty of mind • As many people have commented, if a man is educated, he alone benefits from it, but if • it is a women a whole family benefits • Increase in hygiene, thus promoting health • More awareness of sending the children to school • Helps to overcome gender bias • Enhancing human potential • Increase in income • Most importantly it is crucial for a balanced society • and economic growth

  14. www.mapsofindia.com/census2001/femaleliteracy.htmhttp://

  15. Some Questions For the Indian Citizen • Are we really on the path of development? • What kind of development should we aspire for? • Are we working for the benefit of the society? • Can we work together to create equality among people, putting aside our cast systems? • Should we see our sisters as secondary citizens? • If all these are possible why aren’t we called a developed country yet?

  16. Some Other Links used in this presentation • http://www.scribd.com/doc/4806/kerala-literacy • http://trak.in/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/two-million-minutes-documentary-on-indian-education.jpg • http://www.sybilljecker.com/uploaded_images/School-003-767393.jpg • http://www.indiabook.info/images/hied.jpg • http://www.indianetzone.com/photos_gallery/8/Education_19297.jpg • http://www.zwani.com/graphics/thank_you/images/7.jpg

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