INDIA

CONCLUSION

INDIA

EDUCATION SYSTEM

TEACHER'S ROLE

Interest

Innovation

Constantly learning

Motivation

INDEX

DIFFICULTIES

FOR STUDENTS

Children travelling to school across the Himalayas, Zanskar, Indian Himalayas.

A different version of school bus in Beldanga, India

Schoolchildren travelling in cart to get to school In Delhi, India

SCHOOL CLASSES

Traveling by boat in Kerala, India

• Education system.

• Type of schools.

• School classes.

• Difficulties for students.

• Teacher's role.

• Conclusion.

Children crossing through the forest by a tree bridge, India

More than one person at each desk.

Old classes with smart gadgets.

TYPE OF SCHOOLS

Single-sex schools

Mixed schools

Boarding schools.

Religious schools.

EDUCATION SYSTEM

Primary education

Grading system

• Compulsory and free
• Begins at 6 and ends at 14
• State-run and private school
• Regional language medium of instruction
• English second language (Grade 3)

Secondary Education

10 point grading scale

• Begins in grade 9 and lasts until grade 12
• Free at government school
• Public examinations are held at the end of both cycles
• Three languages

Vocational Education

• For people who not want to go to tertiary education or fail to complete secondary school

Tertiary education

• India's higher education system
• Based upon the British system of education
• Educational policy is ever- developing