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Universalisation of Elementary Education

Universalisation of elementary education has been a major goal for India since independence but remains challenging to achieve. The constitution aims for free and compulsory education for all children under 14 within 10 years. Stages to universalisation include universalising provisions, enrolment, and retention. Many schemes have been implemented but full achievement of the constitutional mandate and effectiveness of the Right to Education Act 2009 remain concerns. Key causes of non-fulfillment include lack of finance, non-cooperation of parents, poverty, increasing population, unattractive schools, distance issues, curriculum problems, lack of objectives, teacher issues, and inflated enrolment figures.

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Universalisation of Elementary Education

Universalisation of elementary education has been a major goal for India since independence but remains challenging to achieve. The constitution aims for free and compulsory education for all children under 14 within 10 years. Stages to universalisation include universalising provisions, enrolment, and retention. Many schemes have been implemented but full achievement of the constitutional mandate and effectiveness of the Right to Education Act 2009 remain concerns. Key causes of non-fulfillment include lack of finance, non-cooperation of parents, poverty, increasing population, unattractive schools, distance issues, curriculum problems, lack of objectives, teacher issues, and inflated enrolment figures.

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Universalisation of Elementary Education Abstract:Universalisation of Elementary Education has been one

of the most important goal of education development in India after Independence.The goal of universal elementary education remains a challenge to achieve even after six decades of independence . INTRODUCTION:Universalisation of Elementary Education means education for all without any discrimination ,article 45 of directive principle of state policy lays down that The state shall Endeavour to provide with in a period of ten years from the commencement of this constitution for free and compulsory education for all Childerns unit they complete the age of fourteen years . STAGE FOR UNIVERSALISATION OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION :1. Universalisation of provisions :2. Universalisation of Enrollement 3. Universalisation of Retention Many recommendations ,Investment schemes have been implemented for achieving the target of universalisation of elementary education ,So it is a matter of serious concept for every Indians to think the validity and effectiveness of new Act i.c. Right to children to free and compulsory Education Act 2009.

Cause of Non fullfillment of Constitution provisions regarding universailisation.

1. Lack of finace 2. Non corporation of parents 3. Poverty of parents 4. Increasing population 5. Problem of Unattractive Schools 6. Problem of messages of Stage away 7. Problem of Curriculums 8. Lack of Objectives 9. Problem of Teachers 10.Problem of fictitious Enrollement

REFERENCE:1. A charya, Poromesh (1994). Problems of UEE. Economic and Political ,Weellky Qee .3rd. 2. Naik, JP .Elementary Education .

India: the Unifinished Business. Mumbai :- Asia publishing house. 3. Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan,2008, A Programme for UEE Framework for Implementation (Amendaed till 31st march 2008.Publishing by Department of school

education and literacy M.HRD GOVT of Education march.

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