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On Schooling – A Child’s Perspective

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This is a presentation Made By Pallavi of Relief Foundation - based on her experience and her research into what the children want / do not want from school!

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process

Submitted by ratnesh on Tue, 12 May 2009.

I guess a 100% answer to above would be idealistic - but any place which

  1. is built on acceptance
  2. emphasizes creation of learning
  3. and focuses on process rather than results
  • process of learning
  • process of doing
  • process of deciding

should do most of that the children ask for in the last two slides.

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Is future bleak?

Submitted by Vidya on Tue, 12 May 2009.

In my own experience, i do think there is a vast improvement, not a lot, but definitely better compared to the way I and some people i know were taught as kids. i see kids these days quite lucky to get exposure to a lot of stuff and opportunities to explore when compared to what i had...only expectations and competition has taken precedence over any kind of joy one gets out of learning.  In the presentation however, the current age schooling seems to paint a rather bleak present/future..does this mean that schools may go out of fashion soon?

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