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Karki, Meghal – Educational Philosophy and Theory, 2023
The spatial turn in humanities and social sciences has contributed towards a significant discourse on the city and urban spaces, and street art is widely accepted to be one of the ways in which one can analyse and unravel the cityscape. The utilization of the public domain of the city, its entanglements with urban authorities and its diverse…
Descriptors: Social Change, Art, Dissent, Foreign Countries
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Seeberg, Vilma; Baily, Supriya; Khan, Asima; Ross, Heidi; Wang, Yimin; Shah, Payal; Wang, Lei – Asia Pacific Journal of Education, 2017
This article examines how non-governmental organizations create resources and spaces for girls and women's education and empowerment in China, India and Pakistan--in the context of global expectations and local state relations as well as cultural norms. We examine the dynamics that foster female empowerment associated with educational attainment.…
Descriptors: Females, Social Change, Empowerment, Womens Education
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Chickering, Lawrence; Tyagi, Anjula – Policy Review, 2012
The challenges of poverty and development have long been regarded in terms of transitive relationships, in which the rich help the poor because the poor are not seen as able to help themselves. This view of the poor assumes they have mainly needs and no assets. With so many people believing this view it isn't surprising that the poor themselves…
Descriptors: Access to Education, Foreign Countries, Play, Poverty
Sharma, Adarsh; Khosla, Renu – 1987
Traditionally, the Indian child has been cherished and reared with an approach to parenting characterized by an easy pace, the absence of set rules, and permission to play freely within the matrix of a large, joint family. Rough toys, fashioned by local craftsmen, have been handed down from generation to generation. But today, India is beset with…
Descriptors: Childhood Interests, Childhood Needs, Developing Nations, Federal Legislation
Mohapatra, Urmila – 2000
The Indian people are living longer, more women are working, and the country's one billion inhabitants are becoming more industrial and urban. This research paper analyzes the impact of social changes in India upon its elderly population. The paper's specific objectives are to identify some major social changes in India as described by various…
Descriptors: Cultural Context, Data Interpretation, Developing Nations, Foreign Countries
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Pattnaik, Jyotsna – Early Childhood Education Journal, 1996
Presents an overview of childrearing practices in India, chronicles government initiatives in early childhood education, describes the range of programs available, and identifies goals that will shape the future of early childhood programs in that country. Identifies universal education, elevation of teacher status, and preservation of community…
Descriptors: Child Rearing, Early Childhood Education, Educational Change, Educational Development
Chawla, S. P. – 1978
Population and educational policies of the government of India since 1950 are reviewed. A major objective of the study is to take stock of accomplishments and problems in the two policy areas so that policymakers will have up to date information upon which to base future planning. The document is presented in seven chapters. Chapter I offers an…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Books, Comparative Education, Demography
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Kattackal, Joseph A. – 1976
This research paper investigates endeavors in India over the last two decades to implement cultural integration and national unity through education. A major objective is to assess the relationship between the multicultural aspects of Indian civilization and the goal of a national consciousness. A description of the social, linguistic, and…
Descriptors: Asian History, Asian Studies, Attitude Change, Case Studies