Advantages And Disadvantages Of Chitkara School

According to Mufti Taqi Usmani, a mudarabah arrangement differs from the musharakah in five major ways:

There are many possible solutions to this issue. One solution can be the option of vocational school or mostly referred to as trade school. Trade school is a type of education, where the student can learn a certain lists of duties; needed for their career of choice. A traditional college takes up to four to five years to complete. The diploma he may receive may say that they can do the job. The vocational skills cuts the educational time in half, and equips the student with hands on experience. Skills gained during vocational school are gained quicker than of that of traditional college. Skills needed to complete these jobs, are not formed in college until the student starts his career. In addition to the option of vocational schools. There

Recently, The Chronicle of Higher Education stated that No Child Left Behind and nationwide test-based learning in general “... tend to reinforce existing hierarchies based on institutional prestige rather than providing valid information about the quality of education that these institutions offer” (Ashwin, Teaching to the Test). The article also went on to say that tests that supposedly measure problem solving skills, like the AHELO, do not really show if the student is capable of solving a problem or not because it is based on a falsified idea that students have either good or bad reasoning regardless of the problem. I agree that taking simple and generic tests like AHELO is an issue regarding its value

John’s High School, St. Anne’s Convent School, St. Xavier’s, Sacred Heart Convent High School, Carmel Convent High School, New Public School, St. Kabir High School, St. Stephens High School, DAV School, Shiwalik Public School, Government College for Girls, Government College for Men, Home Science College for Girls, Guru Govind Singh College, Government Teacher Training College (Chandigarh, India),Government Teacher Training College, MCM College (Girls), SD College and DAV College.

In order to taking down the traditional exam-oriented system, Malaysian government should put lot efforts to find ways to improve and facilitate School Based Assessment implementation. Although many people object this idea of implementation, the government should focus on their target to fully replacing the old exam-oriented system which is not reliable anymore with School Based Assessment system. The government should not give up on their efforts in changing the Malaysian education history with a new holistic system. They should working on the disadvantages of School Based Assessment and improve the quality of the system. The government can collect the feedbacks from all Malaysian citizens regarding the implementation of School Based Assessment by carry out surveys and observations. From the feedback, the government will notice the weaknesses of the new system and will try to improve it. The government also has to make sure that the

Now at days is normal to discuss about the pros and contras about speared schools. The majority of schools aren’t separate. Well actually the basic reason is less expensive, make two schools for the 50% of the school population is more difficulty than make one school for all the school population.

Education is the process of educating or teaching to develop a sense of knowledge, skills, and character. The purpose of education is to teach a student how to live his/her life by equipping them to deal with reality.

Is homeschooling the better option? Sure, it may not be for everyone. Maybe the disadvantages intimidate you. However, each decision we make, as parents, has at least one disadvantage. We must decide whether the advantages outweigh the cost. Therefore, before you jump to conclusions, let’s take into consideration some of the benefits homeschooling can offer. Homeschooling is more cost effective. Homeschooling provides many benefits such as the elimination of bullying, better test scores, children can work at their own pace, and families have more time together.

On the twelfth of October I coordinated my arrival so that there were multiple instructors available during the same office hours. Unfortunately the first instructor I approached was not able to meet with me that day. Luckily Professor Lakshmi Dinesh had a few minutes to meet with me. Despite the fact that professor Dinesh was not my first choice of instructors to speak with she was very knowledgeable and accommodating.

The first activity is about words and pictures. Forming a pair with someone else and one draws while the other writes the description of a room. This task may be useful as the text suggests, “images and video give information that can only be provided visually” , however, in my opinion, this activity should be kept in middle school and not in upper secondary school where it is not useful.

Indian higher education is not only large in scope but complex in its working and evolution. One indicator is existence of four different types of universities depending on who funds them and regulates them. For example, Deemed to be Universities come under the purview of UGC and are mostly funded by private resources. They were also in controversy for corruption and qualitative deficiencies for profiteering. This also tainted the name of some of the better quality private Deemed to be Universities. Given the regulatory and media attention to the deficiencies with Deemed to be Universities, Private Universities gained attraction. This is evident from their growth from 100 to 140 in less than a year as compared to no growth of Deemed to be Universities in the same period. The private universities are working hard to attract students away from central and state universities by offering differentiated courses incorporating features like triple mains, super-specializations, dual degrees, integrated programs, CBCS, and industry

“Homeschooling has become a popular alternative to public or private school for an increasing number of students in the United States” (The Language of Composition, 276). “In 1995”, according to “the National Home Education Research Institute,” “the number of home-schooled children [was] approximately 500,000 students” (Pearson). Then in 2002, the number completely doubled, showing that “at least 1 million children” (Riech) are being homeschooled. On the one hand, there are an abounding amount of views that suggest homeschooling to be absolutely beneficial in the students’ lives, however, on the other hand, people still suggest that attending public or private school is still the better choice. This method of education brings an enormous set of contradicting views.

Going to school without the requirement to set foot outside, wake up early, or even get dressed, a dream for some, reality for more and more every year. Homeschooling has experienced a major boom within the last few decades, causing more people to be aware of it. However, this also leads to more people who, while cognizant of its existence, criticize it for administering lackluster teaching to children. But with a willing parent and child, homeschooling can be equal to or better than a public education. The opportunities for children to study in a home environment are invaluable.

Imagine being in an environment where you’re with your friends constantly while being able to learn from some of the finest, knowledgeable teachers and receive world-class education. For boarding school students, this is what they get to experience each and every day as a part of their everyday life. For the reasons mentioned before and many others, sending kids to boarding school has more benefits than disadvantages such as learning in a safe and accessible learning environment, preparing for the students’ college experiences, and developing essential social/life skills.

Altbach, PG & Chitnis, S 1993 ‘Special Issue on Perspectives on Higher Education in India: Introduction’, Higher Education, 26:1, p11-31.