History and Development of Education in Modern India, Vols. VI to X
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Contents Vol VI Macaulay and His Education Policy Preface 1 Macaulay?s Minute 1835 2 English education in India 1835 to 1854 3 English education in India 1854 to 1885 4 European languages enter India 1498-1760 5 The Triumphant March of the English Language 1760-1832 6 Government patronage and the English language 1833-1853 7 The reaction of the people 1854-1917 8 The reaction of the people in the background of national struggle for freedom 9 Merits and demerits of the English language and the problem of its continuance in post-independent India 10 Conclusion Appendices IndexVol VII Wood?s Education Policy Preface 1 Wood?s Despatch 1854 and Indian Education Commission 1882 2 The Period 1860-1881 3 Wood?s Education Despatch 1854 4 Secondary Education 1854-1902 5 Secondary Education 1902-1921 6 Primary Education 1854-1882 7 Primary Education 1882-1902 8 Primary Education 1902-1921 9 Primary Education -- Training of Primary Teachers 1854-1921 10 The end of the second period IndexVol VIII The Education Commission of 1882-83 and Development of Education Preface 1 The Period 1882 to 1917 2 Professional and vocational education 1822-1901 3 Professional and vocational education 1902-1937 4 A period of Indianisation 1854-1921 5 The foundation and growth of universities 6 The commission of 1882 7 University reform 1901-1906 8 High English schools 9 Moral and religious education 10 Mass education 11 The education departments and their work 12 The higher education service 13 The Political Movement in its relation to education 14 Conclusions IndexVol IX Lord Curzon and His Education Policy Preface 1 Lord Curzon?s education policy 2 Education from the commission of 1882 to the reforms or Curzon at the turn of the century 3 Education from Curzon in 1899 to the Durbar of 1912 and the moving of India?s capital 4 Establishment and growth of universities 1902-21 5 Establishment and growth of universities 1854-1902 6 Establishment and growth of universities 7 Education under diarchy 1921-37 8 University education 1921-37 9 Secondary education 1921-37 10 Primary education 1921-37 IndexVol X Development of Education in Provinces Since - 1900 Preface 1 The passing of education acts in different provinces 2 Education in Bengal from the Durbar of 1912 to the Dyarchy Government of 1921 3 Education under the new constitution-control curriculum and some general remarks 4 Education in the Lower Ganges from the Dyarchy of 1921 to the beginning of India?s part in World War II as an Ally in 1939 5 Education in the Lower Ganges River Area of India a retrospect IndexLord Macaulay?s minutes of 1836 became very historic in the history of modern education India Macaulay rejected all claims of orientalists and vernacularists for Indian education He ridiculed Indian literature and learning He solely emphasized on learning of English and English literature and British history For higher education he was totally in favour of English as a medium of instruction It seems as if Macaulay is still alive in IndiaThe woods Despatch of 1854 opened a way for governmental participation in the work of public education Woods recommendations enabled private agencies working in the field of education to get government?s funds for the development of educationThe British administration in India was very much alive to the needs of education of the Indians For finding out the kind of education Indians needed a commission by the name of Hunters Commission on Indian education was appointed in 1883 The Commission made recommendations to provide technical education to Indian children to develop skills among them Had the Indian authorities implemented the recommendations of the Commission in letter and spirit the shape of Indian education would have drastically changed to suit the needs of Indian societyThe reforms in Indian Higher Education were initiated by Lord Curzon The expansion of universities in India got a great momentum during the tenure of Lord Curzon as viceroy of India Lord Curz.…
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- History and Development of Education in Modern India, Vols. VI to X
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- Edited by S.R. Sharma, T.N. Ratho and K.K. Sharma
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- Sarup Book Pub
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- 2011
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- 5 Vols
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