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Afroja Naseem, who has given SEE from Viswaniketan Secondary School, has expressed important thoughts about the psychology and education system of adolescents in the second session of the fifth edition of 'Nirvik Nari'.
Speaking in the debate session of the program titled 'Adolescence Matters', Afroja raised serious questions about the current education system. "Our teaching method is not to teach by understanding, it is focused on getting numbers by memorization," she said, "Students are not made to understand, but to remember". In this way, where does our creative ability develop ?'
Narrating her own experience, she mentioned that she saw a news story in India recently, where a student had more than 50 certificates and many medals, but still she did not get an internship opportunity. 'That's why it is not enough to just have a certificate or a number, it is important to have real life skills,' she clarified. He believes that creative thinking and practical education should be combined in
schools. "We are given notes on paper, told to read and write, but that's not learning, it's just a way to pass exams," she emphasized.
