Bangladesh: Dream

Another act formed in 1957 “East Bengal Primary Education act” under this act government took the responsibility of primary education instead of Zilla Board. Primary education was compulsory for some area at that time. The school of compulsory area called “Model School” the other school were non model school. This is according to the Education commission of 1959. Bangladesh Chapter: Bangladesh to its independence of 1971, got the primary education with full of problems. According to the act of 1974 government take the full responsibility of the primary education. Qudrat e khuda commission, the first education commission of Bangladesh recommended that the primary education will be up to class eight, this be universal education. From class one to five, this will be compulsory and it must be ensure within 1980, also recommendation of The commission. Commission suggested to provide enough text book, ensure qualified teacher, increase female teacher, start class on second shift in fifteen thousand primary school, provide attractive teaching aids and establish ten thousand new school. These recommendation undoubtedly important to develop the condition of primary education. Regrettably true that these recommendation were not implement. The Education policy of 1979 also recommended that. The same recommendation came in Mofiz Uddin Education Commission of 1988. Then an order for primary education published, The government published this gazette on 13 february of 1990 named ‘Compulsory primary education act 1990’. This act implementation started from 1st January of 1992 through the whole country. Shamsul Haque Education Committee formed in 1997. This committee also recommended same as Qudrat e khuda commission. Primary Education will extend to class eight from class five. Later this another education commission formed in 2003 named ‘Mohammad Moniruzzaman Mia Commission-2003’. This commission suggested not to extend class. Its means the primary education will be same as present, class one to five. Education policy 2010: The education policy 2010 recently (3 October) come to light, though yet it to implementation. The main feature of this policy is primary education. The policy followed the Qudrat e khuda commission of 1974 and Shamsul haque commission of 2003 to recommend to extend the primary education to class eight. It also told to pre-primary education, before primary education. The policy saw pre-primary education as the preparation to enter in education. Here they emphasis on religion telling to mosque, temple, pagoda etc. The education policy 2010 told to one way primary education, and for this they selected some common subject, like Bengali, English, Moral education, Bangladesh studies and mathematics. This education will free, compulsory and universal. Also the same as standard to all institutions. The policy highly recommended not to put it to the NGO. Here for class one and two will not have formal examination instead of no formal. In this education there will be two central examination, after class five and eight. For class three the eight out of central exam three exam will held same as present. The education policy also suggest many things to decrease the number of drop outs, like feeding in the school, increase the facilities of school, special care for special needs child and also for indigenous child. চলমান ক্লিক Youth thinkers