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Which of the following combinations of goals of education are achievable through Universalization of Elementary education ?
(a) Equality of opportunities in Education
(b) Development of an enlightened and humane society
(c) Development of scientific temper in Indian society
(d) Education as a tool of human resource development
(e) Promoting awareness in society about the limits of knowledge
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UNESCO’s Convention against Discrimination in Education (1960) is the first instrument which provides for the right to education comprehensively. It establishes the fundamental principles of universal access to education and ensuring equality of educational opportunities.
Government accords the highest priority to education – both as human right and as the means for bringing about a transformation towards a more humane and enlightened society.
Education is Human Resource Development (HRD). Although this equation indicates that both sides are equal in function and value, neither education nor HRD effectively embraces the other. Education works as a self-contained system that strives to provide skills and knowledge to youth, while HRD is viewed as a corporate function. However, a strategic blend of HRD and education would enhance the effectiveness of both systems and move us toward resolving the dual problem of reforming our beleaguered educational system and restructuring HRD programs.