CHANGES IN THE NATURE , STRUCTURE AND PURPOSE OF EDUCATION WITH REFERENCE TO: INDUSTRIALIZATION
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The document discusses the impact of industrialization on education, highlighting its transformation from an agrarian to an industrial society. It outlines both the positive effects, such as economic growth and improved education infrastructure, and the negative consequences, including pollution and the decline of cottage industries. The establishment of educational institutions and advancements in technology also play a significant role in shaping modern education.
CHANGES IN THE NATURE , STRUCTURE AND PURPOSE OF EDUCATION WITH REFERENCE TO: INDUSTRIALIZATION
- 1. CHANGES IN THE NATURE, STRUCTURE AND PURPOSE OF EDUCATION WITH REFERENCE TO:INDUSTRIALIZATION
- 2. INDUSTRIALIZATION • Industrialization is a period of social and economic changes that transforms a human group from an agrarian society into an industrial society.
- 3. CHARECTERISTICS It helps to make economic growth. More efficient division of labor. Use of technology. Development of industries. It helps to improve the system of transportation and communication. Development of missionary action and communication.
- 4. POSITIVE IMPACT OF INDUSTRIALIZATION Low cost of production Employment Self sufficient Improved Agriculture
- 5. NEGATIVE IMPACT OF INDUSTRIALIZATION Decline of cottage industries Mass migration from rural areas Pollution Depletion of natural resources
- 6. IMPACT OF INDUSTRIALIZATION ON EDUCATION • Establishment of sufficient education institutions • Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization • Establishment of foreign universities • Availability of resource materials • Innovation and application of different technologies
- 7. • Improvement of infrastructure facilities in educational institutions • Easy mode of transportation • Improvement of adult and distance education • Improvement of professional qualities