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42% In 14-18 Age Group In Rural India Can't Read Easy English Sentences: Report
Forty-two per cent of children in the age group of 14 to 18 years in rural India cannot read easy sentences in English, while more than half of them struggle with simple division problems, according a report.
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14-18 Age Group Marks 86.8% Enrollment In Educational Institutions: Report
ASER 2023: Over 55 per cent of students in Classes 11-12 prefer humanities as their stream of choice, followed by science and commerce.
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Google, Piramal Foundation to Help 6 Lakh Indian Children Learn to Read
Google and Piramal Foundation have joined hands to help 6 lakh children in India learn to read. According to the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2018, only 50.3 percent of all children enrolled in fifth standard can read at least a second standard-level text. The initiative, launched in 30 districts across Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan, ...
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Pandemic Disruption Causes 'Learning Loss' In Chhattisgarh School Kids: Report
According to the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2021 for Chhattisgarh, in the pre-COVID-19 period (2014-2018) basic learning outcomes in the state had been improving, but the pandemic, which hit India in March 2020 and led to school closures, has caused a very serious 'learning loss'.
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ASER 2021: Sharp Spike In Smartphone Availability, Over 26% Students Don’t Have Access To Device
ASER Report 2021: More than 67 per cent children enrolled in schools across the country have at least one smartphone at home but over 26 per cent of them still do not have access to the device.
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Around 40% Students Take Tuition Classes In India: ASER 2021 Report
In 2018, the number was less than 30 per cent but it has now jumped by around 10 percentage points, as per the findings of the sixteenth Annual Status of Education Report (Rural), or ASER 2021.
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ASER Finds Students Shifting From Private To Government Schools, Most In UP And Kerala
There has been a clear shift from private schools to government schools in the last three years, with Uttar Pradesh and Kerala reporting the maximum increase in government school enrolment, according to Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), 2021.
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Over 60 % School Children Have Access To Smartphones, Three-Fourth Receive Family Support: Report
Almost three-quarter of all children receive some form of learning support from family members while schools are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), 2020, launched on Wednesday.
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50% Class 5 Government School Students Can't Read Class Two Text: Report
About 50 per cent students from Class 5 and 25 per cent from Class 8 from government schools across the country cannot read a simple text -- letter, words, simple paragraph -- or a "story" with difficulty of Class 2level, the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) - 2018 report published on Tuesday said
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86% Of Youth In The 14-18 Age Group Are Still Within The Formal Education System: ASER 2017
Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2017's 'Beyond Basics' was released today and one of its key finding said 86% of youth in the 14-18 age group are still within the formal education system.
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25.97% Elementary Schools in Rural India Have Access To Computer Aided Learning, Reveals Survey By PRATHAM
In the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), PRATHAM a non-governmental organization has revealed that computers are available in 20 percent of schools in 2016 as compared to 19.6 percent in 2014. PRATHAM conducts annual achievement surveys in rural areas of the country, findings of which have been published in ASER.
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Annual Status of Education Report, ASER 2016: Government Schools Fares Well
The government schools fares well in performance than that of private schools, according to the Annual Status of Education Report, ASER 2016 which was released in New Delhi yesterday after a break of one year in 2015 by ASER volunteers. ASER is the largest annual household survey in rural India that focuses on the status of children's schooling and...
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42% In 14-18 Age Group In Rural India Can't Read Easy English Sentences: Report
Forty-two per cent of children in the age group of 14 to 18 years in rural India cannot read easy sentences in English, while more than half of them struggle with simple division problems, according a report.
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14-18 Age Group Marks 86.8% Enrollment In Educational Institutions: Report
ASER 2023: Over 55 per cent of students in Classes 11-12 prefer humanities as their stream of choice, followed by science and commerce.
-
Google, Piramal Foundation to Help 6 Lakh Indian Children Learn to Read
Google and Piramal Foundation have joined hands to help 6 lakh children in India learn to read. According to the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2018, only 50.3 percent of all children enrolled in fifth standard can read at least a second standard-level text. The initiative, launched in 30 districts across Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan, ...
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Pandemic Disruption Causes 'Learning Loss' In Chhattisgarh School Kids: Report
According to the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2021 for Chhattisgarh, in the pre-COVID-19 period (2014-2018) basic learning outcomes in the state had been improving, but the pandemic, which hit India in March 2020 and led to school closures, has caused a very serious 'learning loss'.
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ASER 2021: Sharp Spike In Smartphone Availability, Over 26% Students Don’t Have Access To Device
ASER Report 2021: More than 67 per cent children enrolled in schools across the country have at least one smartphone at home but over 26 per cent of them still do not have access to the device.
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Around 40% Students Take Tuition Classes In India: ASER 2021 Report
In 2018, the number was less than 30 per cent but it has now jumped by around 10 percentage points, as per the findings of the sixteenth Annual Status of Education Report (Rural), or ASER 2021.
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ASER Finds Students Shifting From Private To Government Schools, Most In UP And Kerala
There has been a clear shift from private schools to government schools in the last three years, with Uttar Pradesh and Kerala reporting the maximum increase in government school enrolment, according to Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), 2021.
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Over 60 % School Children Have Access To Smartphones, Three-Fourth Receive Family Support: Report
Almost three-quarter of all children receive some form of learning support from family members while schools are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), 2020, launched on Wednesday.
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50% Class 5 Government School Students Can't Read Class Two Text: Report
About 50 per cent students from Class 5 and 25 per cent from Class 8 from government schools across the country cannot read a simple text -- letter, words, simple paragraph -- or a "story" with difficulty of Class 2level, the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) - 2018 report published on Tuesday said
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86% Of Youth In The 14-18 Age Group Are Still Within The Formal Education System: ASER 2017
Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2017's 'Beyond Basics' was released today and one of its key finding said 86% of youth in the 14-18 age group are still within the formal education system.
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25.97% Elementary Schools in Rural India Have Access To Computer Aided Learning, Reveals Survey By PRATHAM
In the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER), PRATHAM a non-governmental organization has revealed that computers are available in 20 percent of schools in 2016 as compared to 19.6 percent in 2014. PRATHAM conducts annual achievement surveys in rural areas of the country, findings of which have been published in ASER.
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Annual Status of Education Report, ASER 2016: Government Schools Fares Well
The government schools fares well in performance than that of private schools, according to the Annual Status of Education Report, ASER 2016 which was released in New Delhi yesterday after a break of one year in 2015 by ASER volunteers. ASER is the largest annual household survey in rural India that focuses on the status of children's schooling and...
