Re:iPhone 12 Pro so costly in India, you can fly to Dubai to...
by naruvimama on Wednesday October 28, 2020 @03:29AM
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Previous generations of populist governments could be blamed for their short term thinking and political appointments to the dismal state of the Education system.
It is a sector that really needs an upgrade and much of it requires very little money but the attitude of teachers and curriculum.
Re:iPhone 12 Pro so costly in India, you can fly to Dubai to...
by vshade on Thursday October 22, 2020 @12:30PM
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This doesn't contradicts that lack of funding is a problem, at least in the country from where I come public school teachers are usually underpaid and it can be hard to attract and keep the good ones without it.
Re:iPhone 12 Pro so costly in India, you can fly to Dubai to...
by throwawy42434 on Thursday October 22, 2020 @01:28PM
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It isn't - public schooling was in a far better shape/quality 40-50 years back, when the Indian Boomers were growing up.
This was a time of war and food-shortages; funding clearly is not the problem.
This brings to light another problem - unlike the developed countries, in India the average citizen doesn't even know the specifics of things that can be improved because there are hardly any independent organizations which raise awareness about specific policies, or which publish easy to digest reports for the general public to become better informed.