In India,there is a pattern of coaching institutes that is run all over the country.Every parent wants their child should get an ample of knowledge and get good scores in his/her exams.In India,coaching institutes are always at peak because parents see that child does not study at home so put him in coaching institute and be tension free that’s the culture in India from many years.At times is that student who is going to coaching institute become prone to studies or is same as before.
Now,as we are moving ahead in the New Normal and with New Education Policy in hand everything is going to change and hopefully it will bring a great impact on the education system in India in these coming years.
The NEP 2020 wants school children to be away from private tuition and coaching classes in the coming years.It says that,regular formative assessment should be done rather than the summative assessment that has encouraged today’s coaching institute.The policy has made clear that it will make CBSE exams less difficult and continuously keep a check of core capacities/competencies.NEP 2020 is such that if any student does practices on daily basis without much effort he/she can compete well in examination and score good marks.
If implemented successfully all the plans that are mentioned in the New Education Policy it will shadow education sector?the answer is not clear yet.In India around 55% students have private tutor outside school as per Global Education Census Report 2018.OH MY GOD!!this is huge numbers means of total population of students from that more than 50% goes to tuition or coaching classes.So what in this should be considered that school teachings are not proper or they are not upto the core of it?The coaching industry in India earns around Rs 24000 crore in revenue a year.
“In school teachers don’t have time to solve all my doubts,so I started going for tuition.My tutor are able to clear all my doubts when i am solving them,the learning is more interactive.”
Rayana Bhattacharya Singh,17 year old.
Private coaching in India:Nearly 20% of students attending pre-primary and above were taking private coaching.21% males and 19% females.At secondary level private coaching was maximum 31% male students and 29% female students.For students pursuing general education,12% as spent on private coaching as against 2% for students pursuing technical/professional education.
Its not just students from well household but students from vulnerable backgrounds too that flock to private tutor.They study in budget private schools and government schools where teachers are not having proper infrastructure and technology for providing proper education.In this case,its a matter of time that we all have to wait and watch how it will create a impact to the society.
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