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Study of tribal dimensional problem of students in India with special reference to Kerala
INTRODUCTION
Education is a modern word, which derives from the Latin word "educate, how to feed, grow (Patel: 1991: viii). Education also prevalent in illiterate societies, where he taught oral behavior and weight. A member of the society early learning to live, to do good works, obedience to spiritual beings and the elders, etc. superstitious and linked to the company by its laws and regulations. This education is for them. We, the modern city I refer to "education as reading and writing. This is also true. In modern education, a person may be able to increase their knowledge and broaden their vision and grasp fruit development. Thus, modern education can play the role of "catalyst" for achieving major changes in the social field political, economic. A major reason for the failure of development activities in the society through various development programs is the prevalence of Acute illiteracy and ignorance, combined with the superstitions among the rural masses. Therefore, to avoid economic backwardness, the spread of social deprivation of education is considered as one of the most effective and visionary instruments (Patel: 1991:26). Another reason for the failure of education is a superstition among the tribals. Superstitions that "reading the eyes of their fall orbits, etc. is not responsible for the spread of education, so that no substantial progress could be achieved over the next 10 years (Behera: 1984:76). Therefore OJ Millman, a Baptist missionary school founded in 1914 by G. Gudripadi Udayagiri (Boal: 1963, p. 61). As Government victims of caste discrimination prevailing acute among students and parents, the Govt. was forced to create separate schools for the ST and SC students. Lord Dalhousie, then British viceroy of India has appointed Mr Charles Wood, who was chairman of the Board of Control July 19, 1853 to review progress of education in India and offer escape for improvement and development of new laws and regulations. Therefore, presented its report in 1854, which was known as the Office of Woods. As the role of Director of Education was established in Bombay, Madras and Bengal Presidency
to care for the development of education. As suggested Wood Office, the language of instruction must be in the mother tongue. Another committee was also created Reform and Development of Education in 1882, known as the Hunter Commission. Lord Curzon held a conference on India at Simla in 1901 to review progress and identify gaps in education, which was the first conference in India in the history of education. The proceedings of this symposium were published in 1904 which was known as the Proclamation of Curzon. This proclamation was an important document, which highlighted the curriculum, the appointment of teachers and support money for schools and the importance of provincial governments to promote mass education. Administrative Law Montague Chelmsford reforms was published in the year 1919, which was entirely the responsibility of education provincial governments. Therefore, the Law on Education of the Madras Presidency in 1920 has been developed. Accordingly Aid Funding was provided to school regularly and pay special attention also to the responsibility of district councils and local councils. Again Hartog Commission was created in 1929, where the emphasis was placed on the promotion of mass education and eliminate wastage and stagnation problem Christian missionaries also played an important role in developing education in underprivileged this neighborhood. Missionaries also made aware of the tribe to education. Schools have also been established for ST students SC for Tribal Welfare Department of the Government after independence. Secondly, ignorance and superstition play an important set of new for the extension of education in the district. People in remote areas are addicted to superstitious beliefs and blind. So they does not include the value of education. Thirdly, a key reason for the problem of dropping of the tribe is the process in cultural and lifestyle, which does not create conditions conducive to spread of education.
The poverty of tribals not allowed maintain their own home environment. They do not get nutritious food. Thus, tribal children are often sick. The parents could not deal with time due to economic scarcity. So I suffered for a long time. During the suffering child is absent from school and after recovered from a disease that loses his appetite for study. However, there are other reasons, which may also be responsible for desertion
The tribes are children of nature and their lifestyle is conditioned by the eco-system. because of the diversity of ecosystems of India one variety of tribal people. The tribals constitute 8.14% of the total population of the country, numbering 84.51 million (2001 census). There are 697 tribes notified by the Central Government under Section 342 of the Constitution of India, with some tribes have been reported in more than one State. More than half the indigenous population is concentrated in the states of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Gujarat, Haryana, while Jharkhandand of Punjab, Delhi, Pondicherry and Chandigarh, no community has been notified as a scheduled tribe. Because of isolation, ignorance and exploitation of the tribes of India has been facing economic and social problems. They generally live in inhospitable terrain where soil productivity is low and their villages are located in forested areas along the hill streams., India has the largest concentration of tribal people worldwide. A tribe is a group formed by families or production has its own customs, which occupies a specific geographical area and the independence or having little contact with nationals of the country's dominant society in which they live .. Tribal our country (India) reside in a territory characterized by the presence of hills forests, islands, mountains, seashores, etc. They live in a particular geographic area. Therefore, some researchers see as a tribe territorial group. Tribal face a number problems due to their isolated homes in remote areas. But they are closely related and emotionally their lands and forests. There are no facilities for communication between tribal groups and between individual tribes and the world in general. They accept all foreigners on their territory in order to create more problems than benefits for Tribal communities. Because the operation of various tribal stakeholders are now facing many problems. To promote the welfare of Schedule Tribes and the increased Level schedules for the administration and the tribal areas across the state, Article 275 of the Constitution grants to help on India States Treasury for the implementation of development programs. And the article goes down as a guiding principle of state policy that the State shall promote with special care, education and economic interests of weaker parties. The 10th Plan envisages five year a slightly different approach in Kerala. Regarding tribal development is concerned tribal groups own neighborhood [Oorukoottams units] are formed as a basis for the formulation and implementation of the TSP and other tribal development programs. A new approach and strategies for sustainable development of tribal people in Kerala. Given the above recommendations are as follows. High priority should be given to management the elimination of poverty and reduce unemployment among the tribes. Most tribal people do still enjoy the basic standards of good life. Elimination poverty requires macro and micro, and strategies. This plan should be separate component for the tribes and people with disabilities, including the family of specific plans to improve the quality of life and the protection and improvement of land resources, adding value to NTFPs, Education high quality, adequate health care, social support and security unconventional, etc. institutional options must be tried in the case of education, health and economic development and so on, where non-governmental organizations in good standing could play a positive role. Preserving tribal Cultural and promotion of traditional knowledge should be ensured, the portion of the hand with the empowerment and socio-economic whole. Integrated Project Master Plan prepared by the Government should apply in a time bound manner with greater emphasis on the primitive tribal groups with stress education, planning, implementation of protection measures with legal support is added to government commitment State to distribute land to all landless tribal and the progressive rehabilitation and help them keep their land. A high priority should be given to the construction of houses, electrification, water, drinking water, sanitary facilities of the future, etc. Tribal education programs would target primary and secondary schools to all students through programs of institutions such as ST MRS, a center of excellence, strengthen education, etc. with proper nutrition preschool care, quality of higher education to equip students for appearing ST entrance examinations various examinations Public Administration, more emphasis on teaching technology, including information technology, revision of tariffs in hostels Mess tribe etc, are the main strategies proposed. Priority areas Thrust / title for the development of tribes to come are:
. The satisfaction of basic needs of the poor to ST development systematic human resources to enable young people to seek employment., All the tribes, the landless and marginal among the tribes have in terms of land arable programs availability and implementation of sustainable development.; Micro is the promotion of tribal women by Kudumbashree.; Tribal sub-plan programs integrated poverty sub-plan. , Program of socio-economic benefit of the poorest of the poor to take them above the poverty line.; Providing quality education to tribal students., Preschool education and home schooling will be strengthened. Education Plan existing be modified to meet the needs of all pupils tribal programs to help dropouts and improve the registration must be made all the families homeless households will be given in stages .. The rate of scholarships [block grant] Allocation / etc will be reviewed often, the problems of tribal families living in forest areas addressed in collaboration with the Forestry Department. the health care of plants will be strengthened by improving health programs exist in the tribal areas of the extension has collaborated with the Ministry of Health. The high priority for the achievement of pre-metric hostels and improving its infrastructure and review rates of consciousness, etc. Mess and mass literacy programs with the participation of NGOs will be held in the tribal areas, programs to improve the brightness ST students talented are formulated and implemented.; Training programs such as computer training was organized for students and programs for ensure tribal positions working for tribes in the IT sector will be formulated.; participation of tribes in the industrial sector, even with the small scale sector Traditional is almost zero. To change this situation, appropriate strategies can be formulated, the socio-economic communities Adiya, Paniya, primitive tribes, Hill Pulay, Malapandaram etc., are very pathetic. In this perspective, exclusive programs can be traced to the development these communities., The problems of families living in rehabilitation projects Sugandhagiri tribal Pookot dairy project Attapady society agricultural cooperative, etc., will be resolved with the participation of these families., offers to give health insurance to all tribal families back gradually., distance is an obstacle hindering the development and global tribes. The leak of the tribes of infrastructure needs like roads, drinking water, electricity, medical facilities, education, etc. in general terms can be formulated to solve these problems.
. State Plan Schemes
Systems, provide better educational services for students brightest ST., Bharath / Kerala students Darshan ST program, youth hostels post-metric students Tribal., Training in information technology, scholarships for post-metric vocational training institutes, fellowships rates in various aspects Tribal Development, up gradation of Merit of ST students, special to encourage bright students, repair and maintenance of the tribal hostel., Construction of houses for boys and girls., Purchase of land for shelter., Running and construction of 18 model schools, residential / ashram., SSLC/Plus-2 school scholarship students do not go to study in the tutorial
Methodology
A questionnaire was designed to obtain data on various parameters. The data collected for this study by asking students tribal, Tribal parents and authorities responsible for the development of tribal communities.
Sample selection: This study focused on students defined as tribal. All students under the "below the poverty line (BPL) category family fell into our target population. It is not our intention to discuss the methodology adopted by the state in defining the tribe. As the idea of the study is to observe what are the problems faced by tribal students from various stakeholders. This is based on the assumption that the results would be used
develop the level of education of tribal people. We wanted the basis of the study on some of the most backward districts of India, Wayanad the choice was made deliberately. Selection of Wayanad has been fueled not only by its general backwardness, but also the geographic origin. Wayanad district stood first in the case adivasi population (about 36%), among other districts in the state.
Questionnaire design: To collect data, a detailed questionnaire was designed to capture the education of tribal students .. The database was the various problems faced by students regarding their education within the family and outside the family. Although the questionnaire has not been divided into different stages, each issue has received specific information.
Objectives: The main objectives of our study are
1 To understand the problem of tribal students through analysis empirical.
2 To study the problem of students with family and outside the family.
3 To make suggestions to the holders of different game for the development of tribal education
EDUCATION
The level of education often considered as an indicator of development in any country. Previously, the activity of health care in the state for the tribes are mostly concentrated in educational programs. The economic development of communities that lead to asset creation and ownership of major means of production through the production revenues from training programs have received attention only from the sixth year of the plan, five education has always played a conservative in regard to the social process. A large proportion of the population is not allowed by the upper caste tribes receive education are no exception to this, so the last five years of teaching has become the monopoly of upper castes. During the British period was not much improve the system of native education. The development of education during the post independence period has been conditioned by the goals and aspirations set out in our natural constitution. Several committees and commissions have been formed to increase the level of education nation. Many educational institutions were opened in rural and tribal governments to the spread of education among ST. Compared with the general education level of the tribal state of education is far below a series of programs and incentives such as scholarships, no residential facilities, free books, and especially the reservation of seats in institutions schools have been introduced and implemented. These are the facilities offered by the government of ST, but the problem persists. What is your problem? Is social or economic or other …
.. The main reason for the low level of education of the tribes, is the nature of their rooms. The social and economic conditions prevailing in the tribal settlements are not conducive to a better education. Inadequate facilities education in the tribal areas, poverty, the inability for preschoolers trap, the lack of registration nutrition programs and health care, the poor and the abandonment of a great education, etc., shade the effective development of education among the Tribes. In addition, parents of children of illiterate tribes generally can not insist that their children attend school regularly. To improve education among the tribes, the main focus should be on the eradication of poverty. Parents of children Tribes have a regular job income generation to meet their daily needs, helping to send their children to school. Planned Tribe Students must have housing and food. opening more nurseries / Balwadi / Nurseries in the tribal areas, not only to promote education in early childhood, but also reduce the burden of older children in the care of the young as parents to work. The shortage of teachers in remote areas, the failure of registration systems, the absence skills development, etc. are some priority issues in the field of tribal education. A study conducted by the Department of Development ST noted that nearly 10% of tribal habitats are very remote and lack even primary school facilities, with a radius of 2 km. In fact, the position has improved somewhat during the past nine years. But the school facilities in primitive tribal areas are poor, 71.95% of PTGS is a lack of educational facilities in the area of 1 km. The state has launched several tanks and a single teacher schools to improve education and elementary education in remote tribal areas. But the operation the anganwadi in these areas should further improve the construction and appropriate. The plane 10 of the tribe of programs for primary and secondary seeks educational services to all eligible students in particular T those living in remote areas [main goals is to improve enrollment rates and improving detention rates stall] facilities of high quality education and research for gifted ST; centers of excellence, etc., strengthening education Pre-primary nutrition, appropriate care programs deserve graduation to equip students for appearing different examinations ST Income and examinations of public service, and place more emphasis on technical education, including information technology, restructuring programs Current enrollment for non-regular and ST students. A complete rejuvenation of tribal hostels necessary by improving the educational qualification guards, cooks, etc. Priority will be given for the achievement of pre-metric hostels. A form of line most backward tribes in our country. Although there has been a gradual increase in literacy rates since independence, the situation is far from satisfactory. On average, the difference between the rate of literacy for the general category and the ST was about 20%. Even if it is a fact the literacy rate has increased tribal However, the decennial growth rate of literacy is very slow compared to the rate of literacy the general population. The literacy rate has increased 6.78% in the decade 1971-1981 and
16.00% in 1981-91 to the general population, but in the case of tribes, the literacy rate has increased by only 5.05% and 13.25% for the period 1971-1981 and 1981 –
91, respectively. The gap between the literacy rate of the general population and ST increased 20% in 1981 to 23% in 1991. The situation is more satisfactory literacy
in the case of women in the ST, which is only 18.19% against 39.23% for Women are not SC / ST
8 or 10 women are illiterate ST. The difference (about 17%) in the dropout rate is almost the same level of primary education for the years 1980-81 and 1988-89, while for the media literacy is about 14%. For teaching secondary desertion has increased 9% to 11% for the tribes from the general population. Thus, the dropout rate remains well above the general population. In the higher levels of education, the participation of T amounts to only 3.9% compared to their percentage of the population of 8.08%. These ratios of ST girls and boys continued to show a gradual trend with the rest of the population. Reveals another factor that has best growth rate maintained by ST at the primary level (43.0%) compared to HC (29.7%), especially that of Saint-girls (49.0%) for SC girls (37.3%) 1981 1996. Above all, the general progress made by ST for enrollment at primary level and a half between 1980-81 and 1995-96 has been impressive, and could be much better than the general population. Like all other sectors of the socio-economic, educational, tribal people are at different levels of development, formal education, but all had little impact on tribal groups. Given previous efforts, not shocking, because before 1950, the Government of India there was no direct programs for the education of tribals. With the adoption of the constitution, promotion of education of the tribes became a special responsibility of central and local governments. The rate of education among tribal people is not very encouraging.
Factors affecting tribal education
Attitude of other students: student attitude that is one of the Important factors to promote students is, the tribes of higher education, the environmental factor is a crucial factor for development. The negative attitude may be reflected in universities and other higher education institutions located primarily in major cities.
Social Factors: More allocation of funds and the opening of schools do not go in the education of tribals. Formal education is not necessary that members of tribal societies to fulfill their social obligations. Be ready to accept the Education and must be presented to them so that cut barriers of superstition and prejudice. There is still a widespread feeling among the tribes that education makes their
Children challenge and insolent and alienates the rest of their society, while girls
modern tower or missing. Like some of his boys educated felt alienated and cut their ties with their families and their villages after have received education and quality jobs. Some tribal groups are violently expansion of education between them. In addition, some of their superstitions, and myths also play their role. Some tribal groups believe that their gods are angry if they send their children to schools managed by "outsiders".
Economy: Some economic factors are also responsible the lack of interest among tribal people to obtain education. Like most people tribals living in poverty, it is not easy for most of them to send their children to school.
The lack of interest in formal education: In many countries, children Tribes are taught by the same books the curriculum for children of non-tribal urban and rural areas across the state. Clearly content of rare books appeal to tribal children from different cultural backgrounds. Under the traditional tribal create a child between the age adult with confidence. He knows his environment in depth, knows how to build Home, cultivate your fields, weaving its web, in a word makes all the skills necessary to conduct a reasonably comfortable life within their culture. The ability of simple reading and writing acquired in more a formal school can not compete with it. We can not afford to push with your half-naked. As a result, a program must be defined in the welfare of tribals. Some activities such as agricultural tribes, dancing, hunting, gaming and tribal archery is possible to find any expression in extracurricular activities at school, providing a continuity of traditional values and forms of organization. A system is being developed by the school children will be able to connect to the school and teachers with parents and tribal activities. The school must act as a center of dispersal of skills beyond mere reading and writing to become an effective agent social change. This student-teacher-parent must be able to continuously generate an atmosphere, so that the main purpose of education, which is to allow an average citizen to understand the social, political, economic and other forces around them, are fully served.
Teachers Practice: The lack of qualified teachers is one of the main reasons the slow growth of education in tribal areas. Most teachers recruited to provide education to tribal children do not appreciate the tribal way of life and value system. Approach to tribal people with a sense of superiority and treating them as "barbaric and uncivilized" and therefore not to establish an appropriate relationship with their students. Restricted zones and Tribes Commission report says that teachers in tribal areas must possess a thorough knowledge of tribal life and culture. He has to speak tribal languages. Only thus will be able to act as a friend, philosopher and guide to the tribes. In reality, the gap between teachers and can be taught best way to reduce pointing teachers of the tribal community itself or a separate group of teachers in tribal areas with incentives should be created to serve the needs education of tribal society.
Lack of infrastructure: A major problem is that the tribal education of language. Most of the tribal languages and dialects are rudimentary and almost no written literature. Education Most states provide tribal children and non-tribal by the regional language, making education uninteresting and also damage to tribal sentiments.
Nature Habitat: Most of the tribals are scattered. This involves much travel to go to school. Unless the school located near the their people and place approved by the local population, the result is encouraging. school building also plays an important role in the growth of education among the tribals. Due to mismanagement, awkward and sometimes financial constraints, construction and sometimes financial constraints, the building is rarely sufficient to lead a school.
the Most teachers: Number of primary schools in tribal areas are "only Teacher managed whose presence in school is more the exception than the rule. "Enthusiasm of tribal peoples in education their children also depends largely on the dates of school hours different seasons. It should not conflict with important socio-economic activities.
For many observers of the situation, the problem of education in tribal areas is the problem of waste. Not that wastage and stagnation are unique to tribal communities alone, but the degree of wear is much more important in your cases. The problem of
Absenteeism is serious in the tribal areas. We see a large number of students in the lists but the actual attendance is really low, and the number of students passing the final exam is even lower. The real problem is create economic conditions that could allow students to develop a sufficient interest in their studies. Education is the tool most effective to give the socially disadvantaged groups, all efforts should be made to improve the situation of education of these groups, especially women and girls. In fact, education delay, particularly among those people, you need a little thumb their education, training and skill up gradation, etc. because it will not only social empowerment, but also economic empowerment.
Family environment around or the environment is an important factor for the development of the influence of a person in general especially in educational development. Most parents are tribal agriculture and labor, who have little knowledge about the modern world and modern environment. Your environment mentality which developed close proximity. And most parents are tribal addicted to alcohol and other creating a mental problem students and economically without the final examination result.
Communication: Communication one of the key factors influencing the development of tribal education. Because isolation of the tribes of the problem of modern languages to express and regional. For language of the tribe understanding very difficult in general, in the If society and especially on teachers. Thus, the problem facing the students to discuss their concerns with teachers. Therefore, your question continues and tribal students automatically became the last of the class.
stakeholder cooperation: Cooperation is essential to promote education in the case of tribal students. Your funds are leading to a number of hand and finally get that amount in the hands of students. The delay in funding the creation problem, so that the respective authorities should be responsible for providing funds to the right when the right hand. And last but not least successful education tribal only after receiving the full cooperation and assistance of their classmates.
Conclusion
Article 46 of the Constitution of India to promote stress ST and SC people with care in educational and economic development. The spread of education among the ST over the last four years have been uneven. Ignorance and illiteracy among the tribes must be minimized and eradicated through appropriate education and awareness. The government must make available appropriate subsidies for teaching the tribe. To improve the educational and economic tribe, opportunities for adult basic education and training leading to a better job must be provided. Hostel facilities for tribal students must be recognized and valued. Tribal Welfare Department can design and launch new programs to generate employment opportunities for tribes. The director of employment and training can provide effective guidance of professional services, tribal students to help them make a self-assessment these skills and career planning skills … Ensuring quality education to students Tribal. The pre-primary and schooling will be strengthened. The existing educational plan be modified to meet the needs of all tribal students. Programs to help dropouts and improving the registration formulated.All will house homeless families are staggered. The rate of scholarships [Grant] Lump Sum Allowance / etc will be reviewed regularly. High priority for the achievement of pre-metric hostels and improving its infrastructure and the revision of tariffs, etc. Mess mass consciousness and literacy programs with the participation of NGOs will organized in tribal areas. Programs to improve the brightness of talented students are formulated and implemented ST. Training programs such as IT training are organized for students and programs for the tribes provide jobs for the tribes in the IT sector will be formulated. For implementation schemes at the right time, place and form of government and law authorities of cooperation. And lastly, but most for the development of education in tribal communities of the balance between other students and teachers is essential
Suggestion
Education is the most effective instrument to ensure equality of opportunity, given this situation, the Government has made various efforts to education through the extension of special schools and Reservation of seats in schools. But the development of education is a major problem in the case of tribes. To resolve this problem, I express some suggestions.
A proper awareness campaign should be organized to educate the public and the importance education.
Two tribal educated youth should be recruited as a teacher and published in the tribal areas.
3 The attitude of parents towards the tribal education should be improved through the advice and guidance.
4 Teachers build and maintain strong relationships to the development of students of the tribe.
5 vocational training institutes should be applied to tribal students for the creation of new roads.
6 Administration of incentives must be simplified so that students can use all the means at the right time.
7 people level must verify the operation of schools are often related to teaching methods, hours of work, school days and records assistance.
8 Set establish a separate school of residence of all districts and was extended at the PG.
9 establishments All services residential must be provided to teachers and others.
10 On the scholarship fund through scholarships, and more incentives in the form of grant allocated for uniforms, books, learning, lunch, provision of sports facilities.
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About the Author
Nidheesh K B
Lecturer
Department of Commerce
School of Management
Pondicherry University.
Pondicherry India.
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