I Understand the point Shruthi !
For sure, the crisis of lack of real knowledge is acute and needs to be addressed urgently .
It is also because of a generation of teachers who have come in to the profession merely to make a living out of being a teacher and not living as one in the spirit. This also has a lot of teachers who have been forced to take up the job as a last choice which again has resulted in many making it just a job where they do the minimum formalities of teaching or rather trying to do so weather or not the child has received and assimilated the intended knowledge.
Over and above , as you did mention the system of exams , markings etc have added up to the menace of producing students with excellent numbers on the sheet of paper but hardly any knowledge .
Sad realities glare at us hard !
Earlier, we did have many functions at school during which a lot national inter gratin songs etc were part of them . These created some awareness among students but I guess with the current times all this too is going down . Anything to do with patriotism etc is not deliverd to the students with the right attitude and so goes on the story of today...
Dedication towards one's job would make a big difference and that's what is missing now Badly !
Money and fame ( by any means ) is what is sought out these days and are even encouraged from student times which ends up in Gaining knowledge to be the last priority ( or maybe, do without !)
As we often discuss here, it is the whole system which needs to be revamped with the power of right knowledge which in turn will result in forming the right kind of society .
Edited by vipraja26 - 9 years ago