Transforming Quality Of Education In Newly Established Private Technical/Professional Educational Institution Affiliated To G.B.Technical University
Published: 2011
Author(s) Name: Prabhat Kumar and Purnima Pandey
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Abstract
Education is a continuous as well as
constructive process which keeps people out of
darkness, poverty and misery and leads a person on
the polls of enlightenment, prosperity and happiness
by developing his individuality in all its aspects i.e.
physical, mental, emotional and social or all round
development. He becomes a responsible, dynamic,
resourceful and enterprising citizen of strong and
good moral character which contributes towards
development of the society, therefore “TEACHERS
ARE CONSIDERED TO BE THE
ARCHITECTS OF THE SOCIETY”.
The experience over the last few decades
has clearly shown that unlike school education,
privatization has not led to any major improvements
in the standards of Technical/Professional education.
Yet, in the run up to the economic reforms in 1991,
the IMF, World Bank and the countries that control
them have been crying hoarse over the alleged
pampering of Technical/Professional education in
India at the cost of school education. The fact of the
matter was that school education was already
privatized to the extent that government schools
became an option only to those who cannot afford
private schools mushrooming in every street corner,
even in small towns and villages. On the other hand,
in Technical/Professional educational courses,
relatively better quality teaching and infrastructure
has been available only in government colleges and
universities, while private institutions of higher
education in India capitalized on fashionable courses
with minimum infrastructure.
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