Both are on the run but they cannot be given each other's
roles. I am talking about Dutichand and Mithali Raj. Dutichand can run very
fast on the track, but faster than Mithali Raj, can we expect her to score like
Mithali? Or can we expect Mithali Raj to win the medal by setting a record on
the track? Both have their abilities and limitations. And the dreams of both
are also different. In the same way, every child has his or her own ability and
dreams too. Then why most of us parents expect the same results from their
children without knowing their ability and desire. The latest CBSE exam results
have surprised everyone. Nobody would have imagined that anyone can score
hundred percent marks in all subjects including English and Sanskrit. Last year
some students scored 499 out of 500. This time the record was also broken. Now
further? Will more than 100 percent marks be awarded? This question is starting
to arise. This time the percentage of students scoring 95 percent or more has
increased. Those who have secured 100% marks this time are definitely eligible
for congratulations. This is the result of their hard work. But don't we think that
we have changed the lives of our children into a game of numbers? There is
constant pressure on children that they get maximum marks and for some reason, they are unable to score more, then they feel mental pressure even if they do
not want to. Do you know that most of the people who made their mark in the
field of knowledge science were average students in school-colleges? It is true
that there was not so much competition at that time, but who started this
competition? Are we not the parents responsible for this?
JOURNALIST VED PRAKASH BHARDWAJ SHARING HIS VIEWS ON SOCIAL ISSUES, LITERATURE, ART, AND POLITICS. पत्रकार वेद प्रकाश भारद्वाज के सामाजिक, साहित्य, कला, राजनीति आदि पर विचार
Wednesday, July 15, 2020
Education and us : Converting life into numbers
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