The variety of college students enrolled in Delhi authorities faculties has elevated by 21%. Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister, Government of NCT of Delhi, Minister Manish Sisodia acknowledged on the World Education Forum, 2022 in London within the presence of 122 training ministers and specialists from the world over.
“Compared to 2015, at present, the number of students in Delhi government schools has increased by 21%. Our students now achieve nearly 100% pass percentage, surpassing private schools’ results. Also, there has been a steep rise in the number of students qualifying for prestigious exams every year,” Sisodia stated.
According to Sisodia, Delhi authorities faculties have change into higher than personal faculties. Due to this, dad and mom ship their youngsters to Delhi authorities faculties with nice satisfaction. In 2015, there have been pupil accounts of a collapsing authorities college system — dilapidated school rooms, outdated curriculum, zero services and no dignity in studying. Government college college students had been sure that they might by no means contribute to India’s future. “However, we changed that perception in just a few years. Today, Delhi government schools have become world-class. The schools are equipped with modern buildings, smart classrooms, and grounds with excellent sports facilities,” he added.
“When I speak about the future of education, I do not only mean the future of the students who are studying in schools but also of families, societies and nations. Education today is not only about educating those who are uneducated and under-educated but also about educating those who are being miseducated. As a government, first of all, we asked the school principals and teachers to share their vision for their schools rather than telling them what they need to do.” he added.
Sisodia additionally briefed the gathering about numerous curriculums launched by the Delhi authorities together with Happiness Curriculum, Entrepreneurship Mindset Curriculum and Deshbhakti Curriculum.
Responding to queries of the Education Minister of Zimbabwe on decreasing dropout charges in faculties, Sisodia talked about, “We, as a part of the government, just need to make the educational spaces interesting and dignified, students will definitely come back.”
With inputs from PTI.
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