Schools need to become more receptive to girls

there has to be a proper mechanism to identify the Jatt release kab dropping out who are far from becoming an education Nations write Madhavan CEO of Pratham in this introductory pieces in this 2018 annual states of the educational report which was released in their New Delhi last week that is an process under stressing appraisal is available in the report one out of a brief for class 8 student in the real India is unable to read even a class to test and over one in the class 8 student cannot solve a problem that involve basic division.

by the class 8 the last year of the compulsory schooling in India am also not expected to have this mustard fundamental skills in additions to the poor learning outcomes there is one more issues that mastery all of us that questions of the guard specially in this 15 to 16 age group according to this report in 2016 all of India and proportions of the girls in the age group of 11 to 14 over out of school student the 10. 3%.
in 2018 the overall population of the girl in the 11 to 14 age groups out of the School has fallen 4. 1% how about 10 year ago 2018 National more than 20% of girls in the age of 15 to 16 age group are not enrolled in school in 2018 it is 13. 5%.

while the decrease in this percentage of out of school girl children it is a positive trend expert says the proactive policies are required to ensure that that decrease is much faster.

at the every basic level day school needs to become more receptive two girls and the Teachers must be sensitive to this gender gap additional the focus must be on having mechanism to identify the girls at risk of the dropping out the bring back those who have quite School there must be at the provisions for a special training in this accelerated learning opportunity for out of school girls children and the mechanism for the dialogue with parents and community to ensure that girls stay in school...