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WOODS DESPATCH PREPARED BY SUMANA METYA BACKGROUND (HAPPENINGS BEFORE THE DESPATCH) CHARTER ACT OF 1813 THE BRITISH PLAYED MORE ACTIVE ROLE IN SPREADING EDUCATION IN INDIA. ONE LAKH RUPEES UTILIZED TO EXPAND ORIENTAL EDUCATION
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WOOD’S DESPATCH PREPARED BY SUMANA METYA<br>
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BACKGROUND (HAPPENINGS BEFORE THE DESPATCH) CHARTER ACT OF 1813
> THE BRITISH PLAYED MORE ACTIVE ROLE IN SPREADING EDUCATION IN INDIA.
>ONE LAKH RUPEES = UTILIZED TO EXPAND ORIENTAL EDUCATION
MACULAY’S MINUTE (1835)
POPULAR DEMAND FOR ENGLISH EDUCATION + MACULAY’S MINUTE (1835) :
>ADOPTION OF DEFINITE EDUCATIONAL POLICY : TO IMPART KNOWLEDGE OF WESTERN SCIENCE,PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
>INSTITUTIONS OF ORIENTAL LEARNING WERE NOT CLOSED BUT NOT MUCH DEMAND FOR ORIENTAL EDUCATION.<br>
> THE BRITISH PLAYED MORE ACTIVE ROLE IN SPREADING EDUCATION IN INDIA.
>ONE LAKH RUPEES = UTILIZED TO EXPAND ORIENTAL EDUCATION
MACULAY’S MINUTE (1835)
POPULAR DEMAND FOR ENGLISH EDUCATION + MACULAY’S MINUTE (1835) :
>ADOPTION OF DEFINITE EDUCATIONAL POLICY : TO IMPART KNOWLEDGE OF WESTERN SCIENCE,PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
>INSTITUTIONS OF ORIENTAL LEARNING WERE NOT CLOSED BUT NOT MUCH DEMAND FOR ORIENTAL EDUCATION.<br>
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PROBLEMS AFTER MACAULAY’S MINUTE STRESS ON SECONDARY AND HIGHER EDUCATION :
> EDUCATION WAS CONFINED TO MIDDLE AND UPPER CLASS
> FAILED TO PROVIDE EDUCATION TO COMMON PEOPLE
> DESTRUCTION OF INDIGENOUS SCHOOLS OF MASS EDUCATION
ADOPTION OF THE DOWNWARD FILTRATION THEORY :
> EDUCATION DID NOT FILTER DOWN TO THE MASSES
> INCREASED THE ILLITERACY RATE TO NINETY PERCENT OF THE TOTAL POPULATION<br>
> EDUCATION WAS CONFINED TO MIDDLE AND UPPER CLASS
> FAILED TO PROVIDE EDUCATION TO COMMON PEOPLE
> DESTRUCTION OF INDIGENOUS SCHOOLS OF MASS EDUCATION
ADOPTION OF THE DOWNWARD FILTRATION THEORY :
> EDUCATION DID NOT FILTER DOWN TO THE MASSES
> INCREASED THE ILLITERACY RATE TO NINETY PERCENT OF THE TOTAL POPULATION<br>
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PROBLEMS AFTER MACAULAY’S MINUTE ADOPTION OF ENGLISH IN STEAD OF THE MOTHER TONGUE AS MEDIUM :
> EDUCATION BECAME MORE DIFFICULT FOR THE AVERAGE STUDENTS
> DUE TO FAILURE IN EXAMS MANY STUDENTS LEFT SCHOOL BEFORE THE COMPLETION OF THEIR EDUCATION ( DROP OUT INCREASED)
CONTROVERSIES BETWEEN 1813 AND 1853 (OVER OFFICIAL POLICY ON EDUCATION) :
> NECESSITY OF A THOROUGH AND COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF THE PAST AND ADOPTION OF A NEW POLICY FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF EDUCATION IN INDIA
: EXECUTED BY WOOD’S DESPATCH<br>
> EDUCATION BECAME MORE DIFFICULT FOR THE AVERAGE STUDENTS
> DUE TO FAILURE IN EXAMS MANY STUDENTS LEFT SCHOOL BEFORE THE COMPLETION OF THEIR EDUCATION ( DROP OUT INCREASED)
CONTROVERSIES BETWEEN 1813 AND 1853 (OVER OFFICIAL POLICY ON EDUCATION) :
> NECESSITY OF A THOROUGH AND COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF THE PAST AND ADOPTION OF A NEW POLICY FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF EDUCATION IN INDIA
: EXECUTED BY WOOD’S DESPATCH<br>
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BACKGROUND ( CONT…) THE CHARTER ACT OF EEIC HAD TO BE RENEWED AFTER EVERY 20 YEARS.
THE CHARTER ACT OF 1813 : ONE LAKH RUPEES
THE CHARTER ACT OF 1833 : ONE MILLION RUPEES
TIME FOR RENEWAL : THE CHARTER ACT OF 1853 :
A SELECTION COMMITTEE OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT ( HOUSE OF COMMONS) WAS SET UP > TO HOLD A THOROUGH ENQUIRY INTO THE DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATION IN INDIA AND FUTURE REFORMS<br>
THE CHARTER ACT OF 1813 : ONE LAKH RUPEES
THE CHARTER ACT OF 1833 : ONE MILLION RUPEES
TIME FOR RENEWAL : THE CHARTER ACT OF 1853 :
A SELECTION COMMITTEE OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT ( HOUSE OF COMMONS) WAS SET UP > TO HOLD A THOROUGH ENQUIRY INTO THE DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATION IN INDIA AND FUTURE REFORMS<br>
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SELECTION COMMITTEE OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT THE COMMITTEE SAID : THE QUESTION OF THE INDIAN EDUCATION SHOULD NOT BE IGNORED
: ITS DEVELOPMENT WILL NOT HARM THE BRITISH EMPIRE
THE SUGGESTIONS OF THE COMMITTEE WERE FAVOURABLY CONSIDERED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
SIR CHARLES WOOD WAS THE THEN PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE COMPANY > THE DECLARATION WAS KNOWN AS ”WOOD’S DESPATCH”.
ON 19 TH JULY,1854 : THE COURT OF DIRECTORS SENT DOWN THIS EDUCATIONAL DESPATCH TO LORD DALHOUSIE, THE THEN GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF INDIA, ON THE BASIS OF ENQUIRY
IT IS SAID THAT THE DESPATCH WAS WRITTEN BY THE FAMOUS THINKER AND ECONOMIST JOHN STUART MILL<br>
: ITS DEVELOPMENT WILL NOT HARM THE BRITISH EMPIRE
THE SUGGESTIONS OF THE COMMITTEE WERE FAVOURABLY CONSIDERED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
SIR CHARLES WOOD WAS THE THEN PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE COMPANY > THE DECLARATION WAS KNOWN AS ”WOOD’S DESPATCH”.
ON 19 TH JULY,1854 : THE COURT OF DIRECTORS SENT DOWN THIS EDUCATIONAL DESPATCH TO LORD DALHOUSIE, THE THEN GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF INDIA, ON THE BASIS OF ENQUIRY
IT IS SAID THAT THE DESPATCH WAS WRITTEN BY THE FAMOUS THINKER AND ECONOMIST JOHN STUART MILL<br>
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THE MOST IMPORTANT EDUCATIONAL DESPATCH RECOMMENDATIONS OF WOOD’S DESPATCH<br>
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AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF EDUCATIONAL POLICY TO IMPART WESTERN KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION ABOUT THE WESTERN CULTURE TO THE INDIANS
THIS KNOWLEDGE WILL CONFER UPON THE INDIANS THE MORAL AND MATERIAL BLESSINGS
TO EDUACTE THE NATIVES OF INDIA SO THAT A CLASS OF TRUSTED PUBLIC SERVANTS COULD BE CREATED<br>
THIS KNOWLEDGE WILL CONFER UPON THE INDIANS THE MORAL AND MATERIAL BLESSINGS
TO EDUACTE THE NATIVES OF INDIA SO THAT A CLASS OF TRUSTED PUBLIC SERVANTS COULD BE CREATED<br>
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CONT. TO PROMOTE INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND RAISE THE MORAL CHARACTER OF THE YOUNG GENERATION
TO GUIDE THE INDIANS TO DEVELOP THE VAST RESOURCES OF THE COUNTRY
TO DEVELOP PRACTICAL AND VOCATIONAL SKILLS OF INDIAN PEOPLE > PRODUCTION OF MORE AND MORE ARTICLES AND CREATION OF A GOOD MARKET FOR BRITISH PRODUCTS<br>
TO GUIDE THE INDIANS TO DEVELOP THE VAST RESOURCES OF THE COUNTRY
TO DEVELOP PRACTICAL AND VOCATIONAL SKILLS OF INDIAN PEOPLE > PRODUCTION OF MORE AND MORE ARTICLES AND CREATION OF A GOOD MARKET FOR BRITISH PRODUCTS<br>
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SUBJECTS : EASTERN OR WESTERN ? “THE SYSTEM OF SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY WHICH FORMS THE LEARNING OF THE EAST BOUNDS WITH GRAVE ERRORS. “----WOOD’S DESPATCH
“ THE EDUCATION WHICH WE DESIRE TO SEE EXTENDED IN INDIA IS THAT WHICH HAS FOR ITS OBJECT THE DIFFUSION OF THE IMPROVED ART, SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY, LITERATURE OF EUROPE , IN SHORT EUROPEAN KNOWLEDGE. “ ----------WOOD’S DESPATCH
ADVOCATED THE DIFFUSION OF EUROPEAN KNOWLEDGE.<br>
“ THE EDUCATION WHICH WE DESIRE TO SEE EXTENDED IN INDIA IS THAT WHICH HAS FOR ITS OBJECT THE DIFFUSION OF THE IMPROVED ART, SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY, LITERATURE OF EUROPE , IN SHORT EUROPEAN KNOWLEDGE. “ ----------WOOD’S DESPATCH
ADVOCATED THE DIFFUSION OF EUROPEAN KNOWLEDGE.<br>
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MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION INDIAN LANGUAGES AS WELL AS ENGLISH SHOULD BE USED AS MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION.
MEDIUM FOR HIGHER EDUCATION : ENGLISH
FOR MASS EDUCATION : MOTHER TONGUE SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED<br>
MEDIUM FOR HIGHER EDUCATION : ENGLISH
FOR MASS EDUCATION : MOTHER TONGUE SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED<br>
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION CREATION OF A DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION FOR THE FIRST TIME
WHERE ? ---IN BENGAL, BOMBAY, MADRAS, PUNJAB AND UTTAR PRADESH
WHO WILL BE THE HEAD ? -– THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (DPI)
WHO WILL ASSIST THE DPI ?--- A TEAM OF INSPECTORS
WHAT WILL BE THE ROLE OF DPI ?----WITH THE HELP OF THE INSPECTORS THE DPI WOULD SUBMIT TO THE GOVERNMENT AN ANNUAL REPORT ON THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS IN HIS PROVINCE<br>
WHERE ? ---IN BENGAL, BOMBAY, MADRAS, PUNJAB AND UTTAR PRADESH
WHO WILL BE THE HEAD ? -– THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION (DPI)
WHO WILL ASSIST THE DPI ?--- A TEAM OF INSPECTORS
WHAT WILL BE THE ROLE OF DPI ?----WITH THE HELP OF THE INSPECTORS THE DPI WOULD SUBMIT TO THE GOVERNMENT AN ANNUAL REPORT ON THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS IN HIS PROVINCE<br>
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ESTABLISHMENT OF UNIVERSITIES WHERE? --- THE ESTABLISHMENT OF UNIVERSITIES IN THE PRESIDENCY TOWNS OF CALCUTTA , BOMBAY AND MADRAS
HOW? ---THEY WERE TO BE MODELLED ON THE LONDON UNIVERSITY WHICH WAS THEN AN EXAMINING BODY
WHAT ABOUT THE MANAGING BODY ? --- A SENATE COMPRISING OF A CHANCELLOR , A VICE CHANCELLOR AND PERSONS NOMINATED BY THE GOVERNMENT
WHAT WILL BE THE ROLE ?---THE UNIVERSITIES WOULD HOLD EXAMINATIONS AND CONFER DEGREES
DEPARTMENTS : --DEPARTMENTS OF ENGLISH , ARABIC, SANSKRIT,PERSIAN, MEDICAL , LAW AND CIVIL ENGINEERING, ETC.
THE INSTITUTION OF PROFESSORSHIPS IN VARIOUS BRANCHES OF LEARNING<br>
HOW? ---THEY WERE TO BE MODELLED ON THE LONDON UNIVERSITY WHICH WAS THEN AN EXAMINING BODY
WHAT ABOUT THE MANAGING BODY ? --- A SENATE COMPRISING OF A CHANCELLOR , A VICE CHANCELLOR AND PERSONS NOMINATED BY THE GOVERNMENT
WHAT WILL BE THE ROLE ?---THE UNIVERSITIES WOULD HOLD EXAMINATIONS AND CONFER DEGREES
DEPARTMENTS : --DEPARTMENTS OF ENGLISH , ARABIC, SANSKRIT,PERSIAN, MEDICAL , LAW AND CIVIL ENGINEERING, ETC.
THE INSTITUTION OF PROFESSORSHIPS IN VARIOUS BRANCHES OF LEARNING<br>
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ESTABLISHMENT OF A NETWORK OF GRADED SCHOOLS UNIVERSITIES AND THE AFFILIATED COLLEGES
HIGH SCHOOLS > ENGLISH OR MODERN INDIAN LANGUAGES
MIDDLE SCHOOLS
GOVERNMENT AND INDIGENOUS PRIMARY SCHOOLS > ANGLO VERNACULAR AND VERNACULAR SCHOOLS IN THE SAME CLASS
PURPOSE OF THIS SYSTEM ? ---TO ENABLE AN INDIVIDUAL TO RECEIVE HIGHER EDUCATION AFTER COMPLETING THE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF SCHOOL EDUCATION<br>
HIGH SCHOOLS > ENGLISH OR MODERN INDIAN LANGUAGES
MIDDLE SCHOOLS
GOVERNMENT AND INDIGENOUS PRIMARY SCHOOLS > ANGLO VERNACULAR AND VERNACULAR SCHOOLS IN THE SAME CLASS
PURPOSE OF THIS SYSTEM ? ---TO ENABLE AN INDIVIDUAL TO RECEIVE HIGHER EDUCATION AFTER COMPLETING THE DIFFERENT LEVELS OF SCHOOL EDUCATION<br>
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CONT.. THE INSTITUTION OF SCHOLARSHIP TO THOSE PUPILS WHO SHOWED PROMISE ,TO ENABLE THEM TO CONTINUE THEIR STUDIES AT A HIGHER LEVEL
AT THE END OF HIGH SCHOOL THE STUDENTS WOULD SIT FOR THE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION CONTROLLED BY THE UNIVERSITY.
THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES WOULD BE ALLOWED FOR ADMISSION TO THE COLLEGES<br>
AT THE END OF HIGH SCHOOL THE STUDENTS WOULD SIT FOR THE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION CONTROLLED BY THE UNIVERSITY.
THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES WOULD BE ALLOWED FOR ADMISSION TO THE COLLEGES<br>
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MASS EDUCATION / PRIMARY EDUCATION THE DOWNWARD FILTRATION THEORY WAS DISCARDED.
IMPORTANCE TO PRIMARY EDUCATION WAS GIVEN.
EMPHASIS ON SETTTING UP PRIMARY,MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION WAS CONSIDERED TO BE THE FOUNDATION OF THE EDUCATION SYSTEM.
AT LEAST ONE GOVERNMENT SCHOOL BE OPENED IN EVERY DISTRICT.
MOTHER TONGUE AS THE MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION.
EDUCATION MUST BE APPLICABLE AND LIFE-CENTRED
GRANTS TO STUDENTS TO ENCOURAGE THEM.
QUALITY DEVELOPMENT OF INDIGENOUS SCHOOLS<br>
IMPORTANCE TO PRIMARY EDUCATION WAS GIVEN.
EMPHASIS ON SETTTING UP PRIMARY,MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS.
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION WAS CONSIDERED TO BE THE FOUNDATION OF THE EDUCATION SYSTEM.
AT LEAST ONE GOVERNMENT SCHOOL BE OPENED IN EVERY DISTRICT.
MOTHER TONGUE AS THE MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION.
EDUCATION MUST BE APPLICABLE AND LIFE-CENTRED
GRANTS TO STUDENTS TO ENCOURAGE THEM.
QUALITY DEVELOPMENT OF INDIGENOUS SCHOOLS<br>
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EDUCATION OF WOMEN THERE IS AN URGENCY OF SPREADING EDUCATION AMONG WOMEN.
PROMISED GOVT.SUPPORT FOR WOMEN EDUCATION.
ENCOURAGED THE PRIVATE ENTERPRISES TO PROMOTE WOMEN EDUCATION.
GIRLS’ SCHOOLS
GRANTS-IN-AID TO THESE SCHOOLS
THE CURRICULUM OF THESE SCHOOLS WILL BE DIFFERENT FROM THE BOYS’ SCHOOLS<br>
PROMISED GOVT.SUPPORT FOR WOMEN EDUCATION.
ENCOURAGED THE PRIVATE ENTERPRISES TO PROMOTE WOMEN EDUCATION.
GIRLS’ SCHOOLS
GRANTS-IN-AID TO THESE SCHOOLS
THE CURRICULUM OF THESE SCHOOLS WILL BE DIFFERENT FROM THE BOYS’ SCHOOLS<br>
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VOCATIONAL EDUCATION POINTED OUT THE NEED FOR VOCATIONAL TRAINING
NECESSITY FOR VOCATIONAL COLLEGES AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS
ESTABLISHMENT OF MEDICAL,ENGINEERIMG ,LAW AND OTHE INSTITUTES OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION.<br>
NECESSITY FOR VOCATIONAL COLLEGES AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS
ESTABLISHMENT OF MEDICAL,ENGINEERIMG ,LAW AND OTHE INSTITUTES OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION.<br>
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EDUCATION FOR MINORITIES / MUSLIM EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION SYSTEM FOR MUSLIM STUDENTS
TO PROMOTE THIS THE GOVERNMENT MUST FOLLOW THE PRINCIPLE OF SECULARISM
ENCOURAGE MUSLIMS TOWARDS WESTERN EDUCATION
GOVERNMENT SHOULD GIVE GRANTS TO MUSLIM STUDENTS<br>
TO PROMOTE THIS THE GOVERNMENT MUST FOLLOW THE PRINCIPLE OF SECULARISM
ENCOURAGE MUSLIMS TOWARDS WESTERN EDUCATION
GOVERNMENT SHOULD GIVE GRANTS TO MUSLIM STUDENTS<br>
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TRAINING OF TEACHERS THE TRAINING OF TEACHERS IN NORMAL SCHOOLS
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF NORMAL SCHOOLS IN EACH OF THE PROVINCES
SEPARATE TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS
TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR TEACHERS OF ENGINEERING, MEDICINE AND LAW
THE PROVISION OF SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE STUDENT TEACHERS DURING THEIR TRAINING PERIOD
MAKING TEACHING AN ATTRACTIVE PROFESSION
GIVING QUALIFIED TEACHERS BETTER PAY SCALES<br>
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF NORMAL SCHOOLS IN EACH OF THE PROVINCES
SEPARATE TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS
TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR TEACHERS OF ENGINEERING, MEDICINE AND LAW
THE PROVISION OF SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE STUDENT TEACHERS DURING THEIR TRAINING PERIOD
MAKING TEACHING AN ATTRACTIVE PROFESSION
GIVING QUALIFIED TEACHERS BETTER PAY SCALES<br>
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GRANT-IN-AID SYSTEM THE DESPATCH SUGGESTED THE SANCTION OF THE GRANT-IN-AID TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
LAID DOWN CERTAIN CONDITIONS FOR THIS AID : THE SCHOOLS
1) MUST PROVIDE A GOOD SECULAR EDUCATION
2) POSSESS GOOD LOCAL MANAGEMENT
3) AGREE TO SUBMIT TO INSPECTION BY GOVERNMENT OFFICERS AND ALSO TO ANY OTHER CONDITIONS WHICH MAY BE PRESCRIBED
4) CHARGE A NOMINAL FEE FROM THE STUDENTS<br>
LAID DOWN CERTAIN CONDITIONS FOR THIS AID : THE SCHOOLS
1) MUST PROVIDE A GOOD SECULAR EDUCATION
2) POSSESS GOOD LOCAL MANAGEMENT
3) AGREE TO SUBMIT TO INSPECTION BY GOVERNMENT OFFICERS AND ALSO TO ANY OTHER CONDITIONS WHICH MAY BE PRESCRIBED
4) CHARGE A NOMINAL FEE FROM THE STUDENTS<br>
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CONT… GRANTS WERE GIVEN TO THE SCHOOLS TO—
INCREASE THE SALARY OF TEACHERS
CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOL BUILDING
GRANTING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS
IMPROVING CONDITION OF LITERARIES
OPENING OF SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
ANY RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN ANY SCHOOL SHOULD BE IGNORED BY THE INSPECTORS<br>
INCREASE THE SALARY OF TEACHERS
CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOL BUILDING
GRANTING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS
IMPROVING CONDITION OF LITERARIES
OPENING OF SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
ANY RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN ANY SCHOOL SHOULD BE IGNORED BY THE INSPECTORS<br>
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: EVALUATION : IMPORTANCE IMMEDIATE EFFECT OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS :
THE CREATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION IN EACH OF THE FIVE PROVINCES UNDER BRITISH JURISDICTION
SETTING UP THE THREE UNIVERSITIES IN CALCUTTA,BOMBAY AND MADRAS IN 1857 AS WELL AS THE UNIV.OF PUNJAB IN 1882 AND UNIV. OF ALLAHABAD IN 1887
THE SPREAD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION AND TO A LESSER EXTENT THE PRIMARY EDUCATION
THE SYSTEM OF GRANT-IN-AID
ESTABLISHMENT OF NORMAL SCHOOLS FOR THE TRAINING OF TEACHERS
SECULAR EDUCATION WHICH IS STILL BEING FOLLOWED IN INDIA<br>
THE CREATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION IN EACH OF THE FIVE PROVINCES UNDER BRITISH JURISDICTION
SETTING UP THE THREE UNIVERSITIES IN CALCUTTA,BOMBAY AND MADRAS IN 1857 AS WELL AS THE UNIV.OF PUNJAB IN 1882 AND UNIV. OF ALLAHABAD IN 1887
THE SPREAD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION AND TO A LESSER EXTENT THE PRIMARY EDUCATION
THE SYSTEM OF GRANT-IN-AID
ESTABLISHMENT OF NORMAL SCHOOLS FOR THE TRAINING OF TEACHERS
SECULAR EDUCATION WHICH IS STILL BEING FOLLOWED IN INDIA<br>
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CONT… A NUMBER OF RECOMMENDATIONS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE WERE EITHER NOT IMPLEMENTED OR DONE IN A VERY MUTILATED FORM :
PROMOTING INDIAN LANGUAGES REMAINED A PIOUS WISH
THE VERNACULAR CONTNUED TO BE NEGLECTED
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CONTINUED TO BE NEGLECTED
NO PROVISSION WAS MADE FOR EDUCATING THE MASSES
HIGH SCHOOLS IMPARTING EDUCATION THROUGH THE VERNACULAR NOT ESTABLISHED<br>
PROMOTING INDIAN LANGUAGES REMAINED A PIOUS WISH
THE VERNACULAR CONTNUED TO BE NEGLECTED
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION CONTINUED TO BE NEGLECTED
NO PROVISSION WAS MADE FOR EDUCATING THE MASSES
HIGH SCHOOLS IMPARTING EDUCATION THROUGH THE VERNACULAR NOT ESTABLISHED<br>
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WAS IT THE MAGNA CHARTA??? JAMES PRAISED THIS DESPATCH SAYING , “ IT WAS THE MAGNA CHARTA OF ENGLISH EDUCATION IN INDIA “
MAGNA CARTA : THE MAGNA CARTA (LATIN FOR “GREAT CHARTER”) WAS A DOCUMENT THAT GAVE CERTAIN RIGHTS TO THE ENGLISH PEOPLE. KING JOHN OF ENGLAND AGREED TO IT ON JUNE 15, 1215. THE MAGNA CARTA STATED THAT THE KING MUST FOLLOW THE LAW . HE COULD NOT SIMPLY RULE AS HE WISHED<br>
MAGNA CARTA : THE MAGNA CARTA (LATIN FOR “GREAT CHARTER”) WAS A DOCUMENT THAT GAVE CERTAIN RIGHTS TO THE ENGLISH PEOPLE. KING JOHN OF ENGLAND AGREED TO IT ON JUNE 15, 1215. THE MAGNA CARTA STATED THAT THE KING MUST FOLLOW THE LAW . HE COULD NOT SIMPLY RULE AS HE WISHED<br>
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CONT… NO DOUBT THIS DESPATCH CONTRIBUTED MUCH TOWARDS THE EVOLUTION OF A GOOD EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN INDIA IN THE PAST AND PRESENT.
BUT STILL IT IS INCORRECT TO REFER TO IT AS AN EDUCATIONAL CHARTER . THE REASONS ARE :
IT DOES NOT REFER TO UNIVERSAL LITERACY
IT DOES NOT RECOGNISE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE STATE TO EDUCATE ALL CHILDREN UNDER A CERTAIN AGE-LIMIT
IT DOES NOT MENTION THAT FOR THE DESERVING STUDENTS POVERTY WILL BE NO BAR TO EDUCATION
IT DOES NOT PROVIDE EDUCATION NECESSARY FOR THE PEOPLE OF A SELF-GOVERNING NATION<br>
BUT STILL IT IS INCORRECT TO REFER TO IT AS AN EDUCATIONAL CHARTER . THE REASONS ARE :
IT DOES NOT REFER TO UNIVERSAL LITERACY
IT DOES NOT RECOGNISE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE STATE TO EDUCATE ALL CHILDREN UNDER A CERTAIN AGE-LIMIT
IT DOES NOT MENTION THAT FOR THE DESERVING STUDENTS POVERTY WILL BE NO BAR TO EDUCATION
IT DOES NOT PROVIDE EDUCATION NECESSARY FOR THE PEOPLE OF A SELF-GOVERNING NATION<br>
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Good to know CHARLES WOOD : Charles Wood was the President of the Board of Control (Introduced through Pitt’s India Act ,1784)of English East India Company. He had also been the Secretary of the state of India.
DOWNWARD FILTRATION THEORY : To educate a few , belonging to the upper classes , in English . They would impart this knowledge to the masses , through the medium of the Indian languages.<br>
DOWNWARD FILTRATION THEORY : To educate a few , belonging to the upper classes , in English . They would impart this knowledge to the masses , through the medium of the Indian languages.<br>
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