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Open and distance learning in secondary school education in India : potentials and limitations / Jyotsna Jha, Neha Ghatak, Puja Minni, Shobhita Rajagopal and Shreekanth Mahendiran.

By: Jha, JyotsnaContributor(s): Ghatak, Neha | Minni, Puja | Rajagopal, Shobhita | Mahendiran, ShreekanthMaterial type: TextTextPublisher: Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2020Copyright date: ©2020Description: 1 online resource (xx, 210 pages) : illustrations (black and white)ISBN: 9781000735574; 1000735575; 9781000735079; 1000735079; 9781000735321; 100073532X; 9780367823986; 0367823985Subject(s): Education, Secondary | Open learning | Distance education | Enseignement secondaire | Éducation ouverte | Enseignement à distance | Distance education | Education, Secondary | Open learningDDC classification: LC: 5800 .J96 2021 DDC:373.1350954
Contents:
Open and distance learning (ODL) systems : theoretical and global perspectives -- Secondary school education in India -- Roadblocks and barriers I : reach, inclusion, efficiency and effectiveness -- Roadblocks and barriers II : delivery of Open and Distance Learning in secondary education -- Open fields : ODL as a sustainable and effective option at the secondary school level.
Summary: This book examines the state of the Open and Distance Learning (ODL)-based secondary education in India. ODL-based education has been a key resource for children in India who can neither cope with nor avail of regular schooling opportunities due to economic, health and disability, or other constraints. The volume uses large-scale empirical data collected from various Indian states and a sensitive theoretical framework to study the equity, efficiency, and effectiveness of the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) and the State Open School (SOS). Highlighting the roadblocks and barriers in terms of its reach, inclusion, and delivery, particularly to the marginalised, this book explores whether ODL has a potential of being a sustainable and effective option at the secondary and senior secondary level in India. Thus, it seeks to generate policy discourse around delivery mechanisms and effectiveness of ODL in developing countries. First of its kind, this comprehensive volume will be useful for scholars and researchers of education, education policy, public policy, and political studies.
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Open and distance learning (ODL) systems : theoretical and global perspectives -- Secondary school education in India -- Roadblocks and barriers I : reach, inclusion, efficiency and effectiveness -- Roadblocks and barriers II : delivery of Open and Distance Learning in secondary education -- Open fields : ODL as a sustainable and effective option at the secondary school level.

This book examines the state of the Open and Distance Learning (ODL)-based secondary education in India. ODL-based education has been a key resource for children in India who can neither cope with nor avail of regular schooling opportunities due to economic, health and disability, or other constraints. The volume uses large-scale empirical data collected from various Indian states and a sensitive theoretical framework to study the equity, efficiency, and effectiveness of the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) and the State Open School (SOS). Highlighting the roadblocks and barriers in terms of its reach, inclusion, and delivery, particularly to the marginalised, this book explores whether ODL has a potential of being a sustainable and effective option at the secondary and senior secondary level in India. Thus, it seeks to generate policy discourse around delivery mechanisms and effectiveness of ODL in developing countries. First of its kind, this comprehensive volume will be useful for scholars and researchers of education, education policy, public policy, and political studies.

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