• Sisodia pointed out that the government focused on proper training of teachers and provided them with instructions in various premier institutions and countries
Delhi's Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Friday said that Delhi's education system has several problems including leakages in its foundation and lack of points in policies. The minister, who also holds the charge of the education ministry, said that earlier the mindset of students was to find jobs instead of thinking about creating employment opportunities.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader said, "We overcame many problems in Delhi's education system after 2015. There were leakages in the foundation, missing dots in education policies, and the mindset of students to find only jobs."
The minister said that after starting the Entrepreneurship Mindset program in government schools, the mind of the children shifted from seeking jobs to thinking of giving jobs. The government also provided seed money to the children to explore the field of entrepreneurship.
“We have started an Entrepreneurship Mindset program for students to develop an employer mindset. We give an initial money of Rs 2,000 to class-11 students, form groups, and work on ideas. Don't have the mindset to find a job anymore." Told.
Sisodia pointed out that the government focused on proper training of teachers and provided them instruction in various premier institutions and sent them to different countries to experience and understand their education system. Teachers were asked to adopt best practices for the children of Delhi.
The minister said the country has done good work in the field of education and the setting up of IITs and IIMs reflect that good work, but it has served "one per cent" of the learning population.
"We need to focus on building a model for world-class education for the remaining 99 per cent of the learning population," he added.
The Deputy Chief Minister's remarks come at a time when his government is at loggerheads with the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi on a number of issues, including the issue of education.
"Contrary to claims, there has been an increase in the number of students attending private schools in Delhi. While the share of private schools was 35% in 2013-2014, it has increased to 43% in 2019-2020, and despite the exodus from private schools In government schools due to the pandemic crisis, this number is still around 40%," the Delhi LG said.
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