Our youth’s education today is known as compulsory. What this means is our public and private school sectors for our youth is “required by rule.” It also means constraining, obligatory, absolute and choice-less. Yet, if education remains compulsory, then what does today’s educational system offer and how does that affect America’s citizens? Is there a [...]

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REALISM  IN  EDUCATON BACKGROUND AND MEANING OF REALISM : Just as Naturalism comes on the Educational scene as a protest against systems of education that have become artificial. Realism appears to be a reaction against curricula consisting of studies that have become bookish, sophisticated and a abstruse. As we have a slogan in Naturalism- ‘ [...]

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Education has great effects over psyches. Whatever sort of education will be the mind will be as such. If we look over the history whenever any nation want to defeat others nation it first occupy the education systems and curriculums of the occupying nations. Education develops the roots of any nation. Through education any nation [...]

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On the one side Indians are considered as the proud owner of glorious education system in the past and on the other side we the same Indian are considered as one of the nations with poorest education structure in the world -with millions of illiterates in the country- even poorer than the countries those stands [...]

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OTHER RELEVANT DETAILS OF THIS CASE Number of paragraphs; 450 Bench; 11 judge bench B.N. Kirpal, Chief Justice G.B. Pattanaik S. Rajendrababu K.G. Balakrishnan Arjit Pasayat U. N. Khare Ruma Paul Ashok Bhan Syed Shah Mohammed Quadri P. Venkattarama Reddy S.N.Variappa Cases referred 1)      Ahmadabad St. Xaviers College v. State of Gujarat, AIR 1974 SC [...]

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Introduction: The UNESCO World Conference on Higher Education, held in Paris in 1998, recognized quite emphatically the importance of education and particularlyly higher education for sustainable endogenous development, for democracy and peace, for strengthening  defense of peace as one of the  human values, and for the respect and protection of human rights and fundamental freedom. [...]

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Challenges in Introducing Value Education at Higher Education in India Dr.R.Murali Head Department of Philosophy The Madura College(Autonomous) Madurai-11 Murali_phil@hotamil.com     Value Education is the much debated and discussed subject in the plethora of education in India. Of course it is true that the main purpose of any education will go with Value orientation. [...]

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Women and Education: A Critical Review    *Dr.P.Shanmukha Rao  **Dr.N.V.S.Suryanarayana   Empowerment of the women is an essential component of the political and social development of society. The growth  and  development of a community or civil society  depends upon the  growth and  development of its individuals in general and the women in particular. There is [...]

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Kashan Ishaq and William Allan Kritsonis, PhD Introduction The results of a successful strategic plan require that all stakeholders are moving in a constructive direction.  Many school leaders fail in this important task. Parental involvement is one of the key areas where most schools face challenge. Facing this challenge, leaders of the school must strategically [...]

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NEED AND CONTEXT It has been observed that the recent economic growth in the Asian cities indicate that there has been a breakdown of traditional support systems such as the family because of rapid urbanization and modernization. Moreover, a large number of people are living below the poverty line in impoverished environment in urban and [...]

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