9788184846461 - privatisation and professionalisation of education von tabrez ahmad, padmini prasad (2 Ergebnisse)
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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. 1. An evolution of higher education: an official picture/P. Arunachalam and G. Thangaraj. 2. Education system in India: reflection on some perspective issues/Shraddha Mishra. 3. Role of education for effective faster growth of Indian economy: an assessment/Ri…na Chand. 4. Education-a key factor for empowerment/Kumari Sudama Yadav. 5. Impact of globalization on higher education in India under the WTO and GATS rule/Jamil Ahmad. 6. Education and economic growth: a study/Gangadhara R. and Dhananjaya K.B. 7. Role of education in economic growth/Dinesh Prasad Gupta. 8. Education skill development and access, especially in the context of privatisation of education/A.K. Vala and H.C. Sojitra. 9. Need of private and foreign universities in India: looking for strong legislative reforms and speedy action/A Ranga Reddy. 10. Education, skill development and access especially in context of privatisation of education/Anuj Kumar Varma. 11. Political economy of privatisation of higher education in India/Gajanan B. Patil. 12. Education, political economy and privatisation of higher education growth in India: an overview/K. Hariharan. 13. India higher education and opportunities for private participation/Lunghar Jajo and B.P. Chandramohan. 14. Problems and prospectus of privatisation of higher education: an overview/Narendra Kumar Illuru and Suneetha Kondeti. 15. Privatisation is not the Panacea for the ills of higher education/Rajan Kumar Sahoo. 16. Issues and concerns with privatisation of higher education/Rajesh Kumar Verma and Nisha Verma. 17. Perception about privatisation of higher education: a case study of University teachers and college teachers/Yamini Pandey. 18. Engineering education: potential/limitations/Anjali Sankar and Arya Gopan. 19. Implications of financing engineering education through fee reimbursement scheme (FRS) in Andhra Pradesh/B. Shiva Reddy and K. Anji Reddy. 20. Role of information and communication technology (ICT) for skill-based education/Bhore Nikita (S.B. Shete). 21. Developing professional education in India for knowledge economy/Chandrashekhar Aronkar, Narendra Kumar Koshti and Lal Mrigendra Singh Baghel. 22. Human capital and labour productivity/C. Basavaiah. 23. Gender inequalities in higher education in India/Manisha. 24. Relationship between social exclusion and education in a policy perspective/Purushottam Kumar and Rakesh Kumar. 25. Return from education with respect to college education in Thanjavur District of Tamil Nadu State/R. Rajendran and S. Sangeetha. 26. Role of education in promotion and protection of human rights/Renu Kumar and Kavita Kumari. 27. An analysis on participation behaviour of higher secondary students in higher education: (a case study of Uttar Pradesh)/Shailendra Kumar Singh and Richa Pandey. 28. Education and inclusive growth strategy for the weaker sections/Shankar Pandit and Chandan Singh Chauhan. Index. The present higher education scenario presents inequality in regard to general and professional education. Most of the institutions and universities of India are imparting general education and very few are attached with professional education. The quantitative development in terms of institutions and enrolment, in almost half of China and in fact lower in comparison with some developing countries. The chapters support privatisation of higher education and very few are in favour of women education, inclusive education and global education system. Over all, the papers are mixed in character but yet they are centred around on the privatization and professionalization of higher education which have been kept in one jargon to judge the problem. (jacket).
