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Students Unrest in Higher Educational Sector in India
The document discusses the unrest among students in India's higher education system, attributing it to various factors such as defective admission procedures, uncertain futures, irresponsible parents, and outdated teaching methods. It also highlights issues like a flawed curriculum, lack of necessary facilities, and the impact of external political interference. To mitigate these problems, the author suggests reforms including flexible admissions, career guidance, parental counseling, teacher training, modernized curricula, and stricter control over student politics.
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- 1. Students Unrest inHigher Educational sector in India By Hathib k.k.
- 2. Unrest is astate of mental irritation or disturbance caused by different factors. The state of mind is exposed through some anti social behavior or protest By Hathib k.k.
- 3. Students are, indeed,in turmoil all over our country, and this distress often becomes visible during their protest against govt. policies. They destroy even the public properties just for the sake of destroying them. By Hathib k.k.
- 4. Different Factors Behind theUnrest of the Students By Hathib k.k.
- 5. Defective Admission Procedure. Thelimited time allotted to join a course just after passing the previous course makes the students do a lot of things together, which often creates stress as well as confusion in their mind. The technical failures and the idle nature of the different officials also create problems to them. By Hathib k.k.
- 6. Uncertainty of thefuture. Current educational system hardly offers any sort of concrete goal or objective before the students. They are moving forward in a desert without keeping a single leaf of hop in them that they would reach an oasis. By Hathib k.k.
- 7. Irresponsible Parents Most Parentshardly pay any sort of attention to the study related aspects of their sons and daughters. They rarely provides any kind of motivation. By Hathib k.k.
- 8. Faulty Teaching Methods Teachersare not able to arouse interest in students, as they often make use of outdated methods and techniques like lecture method and question answer method without giving due regard to the taste of the students. This attitude creates hatred in students towards the whole educational system By Hathib k.k.
- 9. Indifferent Teachers Teachers arebothered about qualification, not about their quality. They lack commitment and professionalism. Most of them are not ready to update knowledge or to widen their skills for improving teaching. They behave towards the students just as strangers that they fail to inject any sort of inspiration in students. By Hathib k.k.
- 10. Illogical & InaccurateCurriculum The curriculum does not render modern outlook that they are filled with outdated information and uninteresting content materials which does not create any sort of curiosity in students. By Hathib k.k.
- 11. Lack of NecessaryFacilities The administrators of most institutions do not provide even the most necessary facilities for their students, though they collect high amount of fees without fail. The students always keep a feeling that they are cheated by the administrators, and wait for an opportunity for the avenge. By Hathib k.k.
- 12. Defective Examination System Theclassroom transaction is centered around the questions that are likely to be included in the question paper . The one and only aim of all the sorts of courses is to pass in the examination with high grade. Rote memorization and information collecting make the whole system dry and dull. By Hathib k.k.
- 13. Value Crisis inthe Society The new generation trends have fetched damn anarchical atmosphere in the society that the youngsters are not ready to respect any one in the society so that teachers often become helpless in controlling them. By Hathib k.k.
- 14. Drug Abuse amongthe Youth The modern materialistic views of life has created a notion that life is to be enjoyed at any cost. So no means is mean to reach this goal of enjoyment. The anti-social people are often misusing the youngsters by misleading them to drug abuse and consumption of alcoholic products. By Hathib k.k.
- 15. Unnecessary Interference ofPoliticians Student’s politics is not the desirable, because it offers an opportunity to enhance leadership and communication skill. But the interference of the outer politics make the scene worst that students are often used as weapons for some crooked people to execute their hidden agendas in campus. By Hathib k.k.
- 16. Steps to beTaken to Reduce the Unrest of the Students By Hathib k.k.
- 17. Flexible Admission Procedure Theauthority should form the schedule and procedures for the admission in a manner that the students can go with the admission procedures with a relaxed mind. The authority should also try to reduce the strict technicalities and illogical rules and regulations. Everything should be flexible so that to accept changes as situation demands By Hathib k.k.
- 18. Career Guidance Programmes Theauthority can create solid goal in the minds of the students by organizing career guidance programmes with the help of experts in the field. Such a goal helps students to gain confidence and systematic lifestyle. It also makes them to turn their full attention to a single point so that their attention is never deviated to any sort of antisocial activity. By Hathib k.k.
- 19. Counseling to parents Theparents should be made conscious about the importance of their active interference in the academic development of their children. Their mentality should be changed with the help of an expert counselor from among the faculty members or out of the campus. By Hathib k.k.
- 20. Training to Teachers Propertraining to teachers in making use of modern trends in their teaching would be useful in making the students interested in spending major part of their campus life inside the classroom. Teachers should be encouraged to use modern information technology in classroom teaching. By Hathib k.k.
- 21. Follow Modern Trendsin Curriculum Framing Curriculum should be framed on the basis of the changes in the society and the attitude of the modern youth. It should consist contents, related to students’ taste and interests. By Hathib k.k.
- 22. Strict NOC Policy Thegovernment should not issue no objection certificate to those who are not able to get verified that they have necessary faculties for the course they are going to start. By Hathib k.k.
- 23. Reformation of ExamSystem The examination system should be capable of testing students’ general knowledge, communication skill, organizing capacity, leadership qualities etc. There should be modern trends like online test . By Hathib k.k.
- 24. Value Oriented Education Thereshould be prime importance to value oriented education so that to save human community from the shocking effect of immoral aspects of modern youth. By Hathib k.k.
- 25. Controlling Students’ Politics Theoutside interference in students politics and union activities should be strictly prohibited. Students’ union activities should be for enhancing their creative ideas and leadership qualities. By Hathib k.k.
- 26. Hathib k.k, Asst.Professor of Education. Keyi Sahib Training College, Taliparamba