Right to Education and Democratization of Schools

Posted by
|

This paper discusses the issues of government and private schools relating implementation of Right to Education Act. It discusses several barriers in government schools and explains the trend among poor students to enter private schools. It discusses the new discourse justifying private schools in India. The author criticizes the market-oriented nature of private domains in education and advocates the philosophy of universality, democracy and inclusion for effective implementation of Right to Education Act.

Democratisation_of_Schools

Add a comment


Principals Diary

Impress your management with the task list in principals diary. An Exclusive Diary especially designed for Principals / Directors / Head of Schools / Coordinators / HOD's
June 2012
M T W T F S S
 123
45678910
11121314151617
18192021222324
252627282930  

About Us

School of Educators have empowered 5 lac educators  with 1.5 million downloads ( power point presentations, speeches, books, research papers, articles etc. ) of resources with more than 21 million article views in last 3 years for FREE.

Team behind SOE?

Vishal Jain, Deepshikha Singh, Archna Sharma, Rohini Saini, Piyush Kaushik
Follow us: Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook
Copyright © 2011 School of Educators. All rights reserved.