Editor’s note – In a fun way, the author takes you into the journey of exploration into the reasons for why those in power, despite their knowledge of the mishap that their management has produced, don’t make an effort to change things.
Author’s note – It’s about time the people running things took a look around them and admitted that not everything is perfect in the country today. Only after people admit the flaws in the education system will they be able to rectify it.
Author’s note – When I was in Class X, we had the board exams. There was less stress in studying for the exam, than in hearing everyone around you comment on how you should study, what marks you should get etc. As a result, numerous students often cribbed on how “stressed” out they were. Now the present students in Class X don’t have the board exams. C.B.S.E. believes it is enhancing the learning experience of students by getting rid of the class ten board examinations. But has the stress gone?
Editor’s note – In this unique article, the author shares and discusses the positive events, innovations, experiences and challenges that he has had the opportunity to explore in rural West Bengal through his career as a social worker.
Author’s Note – This article includes some of the positive initiatives that I have witnessed during my work with schools (as a social worker, researcher and program coordinator). I hope that this will add to our knowledge base and will improve the delivery of quality education as a whole.