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I dont understand the concept of a good school. For instance there is a school in Chennai for which the foremost condition for admission is both parents must be atleast graduates and atleast one of them should be a post graduate. What about the schools in rural and semi urban areas which take in students from the lower strata of society, go all out to teach them and bring the to a certain level. All the schools mentioned herein are located in metros and the intake itself is from the upper class and upper middle class whose parents are well educated and those who have a good family background. The effort required to produce "100%" result is same as that required to melt semi solid butter into ghee. Whereas the schools in rural and semi urban areas--- we are given only the bare raw material and the teachers give their blood and sweat to make them into finished product.
I dont understand the concept of a good school. For instance there is a school in Chennai for which the foremost condition for admission is both parents must be atleast graduates and atleast one of them should be a post graduate. What about the schools in rural and semi urban areas which take in students from the lower strata of society, go all out to teach them and bring the to a certain level. All the schools mentioned herein are located in metros and the intake itself is from the upper class and upper middle class whose parents are well educated and those who have a good family background. The effort required to produce "100%" result is same as that required to melt semi solid butter into ghee. Whereas the schools in rural and semi urban areas--- we are given only the bare raw material and the teachers give their blood and sweat to make them into finished product.
Jamshedpur in jharkhand has some schools which can give a run for the money to many of these schools in the list.Loyola school,Little Flower school,Rajendra vidhayala,Sacred Heart convent,DBMS,Gulmohar are top schools.
Re: jamshedpur
by santosh kumar on Sep 17, 2011 08:56 PM
well said.i totally agree with you Mr. Anwar.am myself is a product of DBMS jamshedpur and give full credit to where i am today to my school.I am an NRI in Dubai and working as a senior engineer in a good position in a very good company.i owe my success to my school.
I dont understand the meaning of the study. When unequals are studied. The researchers could have studied the same instituites in different states or citiesm and theresfter could have mnade any comparision. It is unfair to compair the private schools with public school.
Re: DPS Delhi rocks
by Abdul Hakim on Sep 19, 2011 09:46 PM
and I loved the MMS !!!!! Wish she had done more....Her voice was so sweet... Would have liked to hear her m.o.a.n
