RIGHT TO EDUCATION
Educating plays a vital
role in everybody life. Be it a child or
any old person. It helps in establishing our identity. But in our county though
it is developing the literacy rate puts a big question mark on our Education
System. Then there is discrimination and more. Anyways when we talk about
education which obviously begins from early childhood, we get reminded on
schools, uniforms, notebooks etc., when we have government schools for free of
cost then why the educate rate is not satisfactory? Let’s look at the reasons-
According to Government people are not utilising the Free School Facility. As
Private Schools have sky high fee structure, people cannot escape by saying
that they cannot afford as it is Zero Fee which includes Food, Uniforms, Books,
Stationery etc. According to students who go to those schools and their parents
have a different view. According to them there is no quality on the education
there, the food provided is worst, children don’t feel like eating it, Teachers
don’t show interest and a major problem is that lack of labour and
infrastructure. I personally had an experience a Government school, it just
didn’t give me a feel of a school. The lazy staff which is already less. You
barely find Teachers with students. They are not concerned about what the child
is doing. Families even say that though all such facilities are there we cannot
relish them because of it’s quality.
Now
when I think about private schools there is a certain percentage where
Economically Backward Class children can het admission that too with the least
and sometimes fee. Few are aware of it
and many are not. Those who are aware and raised voice for their facility they were not given importance and led to their
suppression. I guess they realised that these were just namesake facilities leaving the dream of Private Schools.
I am
nowhere against Government Schools and their facilities. I appreciate their
steps. But as they provide such facilities they should also look into the
reasons why they are not been utilized. I really appreciate the initiative by
Maharashtra Navnirman Sean’s to issue Tablets to students and State Education
Minister Vinod Tawde’s attempt to reduce the weight of bags and inclusion of
marking criteria for children who play outside (Because many children end up
playing games on mobiles, laptops etc.). These are all really small attempts.
We need something big. What’s big? What’s next?
When I
say big, I get reminded of the judgement of the Allahabad High Court. As per
the verdict the children of IAS, IPS and many such to make their children study
at Government school. But instead of welcoming it the teacher who filed this
appeal was removed from the job. So if Government really cares and thinks that
Government schools are perfect then they should abide by the decision of the
High Court and if it is challenged in The Supreme Court the decision should not
change. And once The Supreme Court favours it then the image of Government
Schools would certainly change. It is a hope and hope this comes true.
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