UNESCO’s State of the Education Report for India
On the occasion of World Teacher’s Day (5Th October, 2021), UNESCO released “State of the Education Report (SOER)-2021 for India: No Teachers, No Class.
About the Report
- This third edition of the State of Education Report, focused on the theme of teachers, teaching and teacher education, underscores that the work of teaching is complex.
- The report focuses on the theme of “teachers, teaching and teacher education”, highlighting that work of teaching is complex.
Key Findings
- There are around 1.2 lakh single-teacher schools (7%) in India. It accounts for 7.15 percent of 11.51 lakh schools. Out of this, 89 per cent are ....
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