A.K., Jalaluddin
(2008)
The second wave of alienation from state schools.
Learning Curve (11).
pp. 2-4.
Abstract
While a large section of our marginalized population kept themselves away from the primary schools till the late seventies due to abject poverty or near destitution and lack of motivation, the scene is visibly different since
the early nineties. Now, the poorest of the poor also see the relevance of basic education and are prepared to invest in the education of their children. This is
because of their enhanced social awareness of the
opportunities that education can provide in improving their conditions of living. This awareness has also made them critical of the value that a school can and should add to their children’s learning through the process of schooling.
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