Centralized Education System

 Centralized Education System

The way to eradicate these problems is have a centralized educational system through visual and hearing facilities in all corners of the state and the country. The changes required in the present educational system are as follows:

1.   There will be a centralized educational system.

2.   The system will have mostly audio-video systems of study. The reason to this is because students at young rarely grasp the audio or writing way of teaching. Visual teaching is a must for effective response from the young minds.

3.   The date of studying a particular chapter should be decided before the year starts and the whole syllabus for the particular class should be completed within the stipulated time i.e. one academic year.

4.   This system (discussed in point 3) should be centralized, i.e. every school has to complete the chapter in the stipulated time.

5.   The system used in the urban areas will be same as that used in the rural areas. No discrimination should be made as it will be centralized. This will allure students from both urban and rural areas.

6.   There will be a website containing all subjects of all classes. The chapters will initially be locked. As the chapters are covered, the students can access them online at their will as they get unlocked day by day.

7.   The teacher will not have the provision of unlocking any chapter before time in school or at home. After coming to school, he or she will get the code to access it. The password will be changed regularly by the officials of the centralized system.

8.   There will be less homework, all stress hould be given to the classworks in front of the teachers. Most students try to escape the study at home, specially in rural areas. So, classworks are more important.

9.   In audio-visual teaching technique, where there is no homework, books are not required. The whole chapter studied on a particular day will be available in the internet.

10.               The rural students coming from families below poverty line will be given hard copy of the chapters studied on the particular day free of cost. Same goes with the urban students.

11.               The hard copy is available to students above poverty line, but they have to buy them.

12.               Economically, the system is worth as the cost of books is reduced. The urban people have fair knowledge of using computers. Parents and guardians will help their child to go through the chapter taught on that day at home, if required. Besides the output of the students will increase. Recent studies say that the percentage of perception by reading is 30%, by hearing is 50% and by seeing is 80%. So, surely there will be the development of a huge population of students.

Thus, the centralized system will surely help to make a better future for the generations to come. But, my theory of improving the nation’s future is not a completely new thing as it had been applied in some form in other developing countries. There are African countries where most of the people are rural in nature. The development of their nation is going on at a steady rate by the NGOs. Their nation’s government is also with them. We have NGOs in our country that can help us, but, it may not be a perfect plan. To make a new system applied to an older one is surely a tough work, and that to in our country with so much population, is a huge challenge. But slowly and steadily we can do it.