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    • Jaithirth Rao Tags : Posted: Tuesday , Oct 14, 2008 at 0122 hrs

    Try this with a hundred institutions (maybe just fifty); we can have dozens of Nobel-laureates in twenty-five years. Otherwise, we will remain a mediocre nation dependent on other countries to provide us with creativity and innovation. Is someone listening?

    The writer divides his time between Mumbai, Lonavla and Bangalore jerry.rao@expressindia.com

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    educationBy: priya | 22-Dec-2008 Reply | Forward Funny thing, we all realise the ciriticality of the educations system - but how come politically we end up with the slowest moving clods in this area - Arjun Singh and Murli Manohar Joshi. Maybe because we actually pay lip-service to this entire area.
    a new class theoryBy: SHANKER PAI | 15-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward LET US MEET PERSONALLY - I LIKED YOUR CONCERN FOR TEACHERS- A STRONG HR- WHICH IS A SOLUTION TO ALL PROBLEMS CAN COME THROUGH TEACHERS
    Re:A new class theoryBy: Jinesh Thomas | 15-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward You have made a point but is anyone who has the power to bring about this change-is HE listening?
    Efficiency NOT CompensationBy: Mahesh | 14-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward Jerry! Great thought here. I am not sure if increasing compensation 10 fold or paying Amartya Sen 1 crore is a realistic solution, as it does not seem sustainable. Look at US universities during crisis/downturn and even part-time instructor funds are being snatched away by reduction in State budgets.In India, we have more of an efficiency problem than one of compensation. I liked what your kid had proposed - "we should pay teachers better and, if need be, link their performance to outcomes. Those teachers who get better pass rates among their students should be rewarded more than teachers who don’t bother to teach and who get dismal results." Maybe thats exactly what we need to do. Pay according to performance. Something that corporates in India are learning too.
    education- teachers payBy: shanker pai | 15-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward i liked your article - mr jerry rao - a lot of our problems could be solved by good teachers - a silent revolution can take place - have you read ' shiksha may kranti ' by acharya rajneesh
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