EDUCATION DOESNOT MEAN GRADUATES, IT IS THE PRIMARY AWARENESS AND RIGHTS AMONG ALL THE CHILDREN

EDUCATION AS A TOOL

Education is a powerful tool that can help one to grow as a person with the society. Education does not mean completing a graduation or a certification, the knowledge about the general happenings, rules, facts are also education. Teachers play a vital role in bringing a change in the existing era. The prime factor is awareness to education which is lacking in most of the rural areas where children lose their childhood and are forced to join work along with their parents. These people are unaware about the power of education and how it can actually change one’s life drastically.

HELP THEM TO GET EDUCATION

There are many organizations like ‘educate for life’ that actively work to find out the needs of the people under poverty line and educate them about the value of education.  The aim of these supporting organizations is to remove the gap between the children and the school. They help to break down all the barriers that stop them from going to school. This prime tool- education is rendered by service in both private and public organizations. The aim of the Indian government is to increase the rate of educated citizens to see a better future India. With this motive the government educational organization collects a very minimal fee in order to motivate the rural parents.

In India the funding comes from three major levels, central, state and local levels. Education is considered to be the fundamental right of a child between the ages 6 to 14 years. A child under 18 years working in an organization or any institution is considered to be illegal and the offenders are punishable. We as educated citizens should take a step forward and help these under privileged children to gain their rights and develop their skills and attitude and let them know the power of education. This could bring a drastic change in the future and help our country prosper among other developed countries. Education is one power that remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school.