Today, education has a great prospect of going futuristic with rapid advancements in learning technologies taking place everywhere. But it is still a pity that many educational institutions across the world are still holding on to primitive methods of education, like those that concentrate more on theory examinations and evaluations. The following article is about the changes to be made to the learning scope of any educational program so that it can help the trainees to learn the right skill.
The pity is that some of the education evaluation systems merely test the ability of the candidate to remember certain theory or formulas, diagrams etc. But where is the need to memorize when all the information is always available at the click of the mouse by way of the Internet, libraries and an array of other sources? It is better to have an educational system whose learning scope concentrates more on understanding the subject and its practical relevance to on the job training and real world situations.
The learning scope of any educational program should be mainly based on the aptitude of the students doing the course. The course should aim at giving the trainee the experience needed for a career rather than just providing some theory that is anyway available elsewhere. The learning scope should be such that the trainee is made to learn the subject with interest and enthusiasm.
The trainer should be someone who has real time industry experience in whatever the course is about. There is no use of having a trainer who just has a good bunch of degrees but no practical experience. Such trainers would have most probably studied just for the sake of examinations and scoring good grades. These trainers can only help in creating more number of useless bookworms who belong to the same league. Such people may be well versed in the art of preparing for exams but can only be absolute zeros when it comes to practical application.
Any course should limit its theory to the fundamentals and move on to other important aspects like dealing with practical implications and real world situations of the topic of interest. The course should also be designed in such a way the it suits the needs of the candidate, there is no use of educating someone on what he/she is not at all interested in. There should be enough electives in the course from which the candidate can choose subjects of interest.
The education should also concentrate on Personality development. The course should make the candidates industry fit by facilitating them to learn moral values, ethics, soft skills, team work, leadership etc.
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