Education has become an important element for human development. The life of an ordinary man is highly dependent on the degree of education you have and is the basis for further progress in his career. Students are highly regarded by their titles and fields where they have education. The number of schools in India has been increasing and therefore offers opportunities for students to continue their studies at a renowned university. Qualified professionals from renowned universities are always preferred and therefore are able to grab good job opportunities. Regular full-time courses and chose the students from different educational fields. However, there are many students, living in a distant land, or may be working, so cannot go full time courses at universities. Therefore, for these students, there are distance learning courses that provide students with education in distant places as well.
These days, almost all colleges in India, offer distance learning courses in most fields of education. Also, there are many universities that specialize in distance learning courses and provide students all the study material. In distance education, college or university to send the books to students, once they get themselves registered in the respective school. There are many centers of education, most universities in different cities, where students can take admission in distance learning courses at universities. The books and registration number can also be taken by students of these centers only.
The availability of distance learning helps students acquire the degree of what college they want, in any state or city. Distance education has enabled students to continue their studies while working. Most students have been opting for distance education courses at the graduate level, which in many cases management is in degrees. The institute offers Diploma, Postgraduate Diploma, MBA and many management courses, it offers its students. Below are the list of somr universities and colleges offering distance learning courses to their students
Indira Gandhi National Open University
Department of Distance Education, Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar
ICFAI University
Institute of Distance Education Jiwaji University, MP
Sikkim Manipal University
Annamalai University
Barkatullah University-Institute of Open and Distance Education, MP
Symbiosis Centre for Distance Education
Indian Institute of Commerce and Industry
Osmania University
Nalanda Open University (ONE)
University of Madras Institute of Distance Education
Karnataka State Open University
These centers have schools across the country, they also offer night classes or weekend students. Tests of these institutes are conducted depending on the length and duration of the term of a particular course. The importance of grades, these days, has made the concept of distance learning all the most prominent and popular. Due to lack of time, and the race to make money, people opt for distance learning courses. Below is a list of some of the courses of the master of distance education provided by universities in India:
Master of Business Administration
Masters in computer application
Masters v Foreign Trade
Masters of Financial Management
Masters of Information Science
Masters of Finance and Control
Masters of Mass Communication
Masters of insurance business
Master of Public Administration
Apart from these Masters courses, universities also offer distance learning courses at graduation.
Dump the Department of Education
Does anyone know what the Department of Education does? When & why it was created? Good questions, all. The peanut farmer, President Carter in 1979, created its current configuration. Just like every other government program, it would solve all of our societal woes. Let's see how they've done. In the seventies our high school graduation rate was about 73%. After spending hundreds of billions of our dollars that percentage has surged to...73%. So if it hasn't had an effect on graduation rate why was it created in the first place? Another great question. Boy, I ask a lot of great questions.
Let's jump in the Wayback Machine. Buckle up Sherman. Hit the switch Mr. Peabody.
The Department of Education had begun in 1867 as the Bureau of Education. It was born of a disingenuous bill offered by James Garfield (before he was President). It was extolled & elaborated upon by a Minnesota congressman named Ignatius Donnelly during a floor debate in 1866. Their argument for a centralized department was basically that the post civil war southern states were incapable of educating their own children. They were, he claimed, too ignorant & illiterate. He went on to explain that this problem would threaten the whole republic. In stepped a voice of reason by the name of Andrew J. Rogers. He was a democrat from New Jersey. Never thought I'd say that. Combine the term, voice of reason, with democrat from New Jersey. Funny how things change. Anywho, he observed that it was unheard of to establish a centralized bureau by which children of the various states should be educated. He correctly stated there was no Constitutional authority (like virtually everything the government does) to enable the Congress to interfere with the education of children of the different states in any manner, directly or indirectly. Unfortunately, the department was created anyway and it was the beginning of the end of proper education in America.
It's taken a long time, but like every government department or program, it just kept getting larger, more expensive, more onerous & intrusive.
Now the Department of Education has at least 5,000 employees (small by Federal standards). The average salary is over $100,000 per year. The national average pay of a teacher is roughly half that. It has a minimum of 15 departments or offices under its control. The annual budget is 56 billion dollars plus an additional 51 billion in porkulus money. A shining example of one of the departments is the Office of Bilingual & Minority Language Affairs. Huh?! What the blank is a minority language? Ebonics maybe? This is still America, right? Aren't we still supposed to at least pretend to promote the speaking of English? Oh, here's a good one. There's an office in charge of talking to other offices. How could we educate our children without the Dept. of Ed.?
Now for the what do they do. I'm sure they do plenty. I'm also sure it's plenty useless. Bottom line is they confiscate our money, siphon some of it off & send it back to us as long as we do & act exactly as they demand. Just as are most things at the Federal level, they are the drug dealers & the states are the crack addicts. Most states are so desperate for cash, they'll do anything for a fix. They play right into the hands of the despots. We at the state level should be dialing back our spending so we may tell the feds to take their crack & peddle it somewhere else.
Let's jump in the Wayback Machine. Buckle up Sherman. Hit the switch Mr. Peabody.
The Department of Education had begun in 1867 as the Bureau of Education. It was born of a disingenuous bill offered by James Garfield (before he was President). It was extolled & elaborated upon by a Minnesota congressman named Ignatius Donnelly during a floor debate in 1866. Their argument for a centralized department was basically that the post civil war southern states were incapable of educating their own children. They were, he claimed, too ignorant & illiterate. He went on to explain that this problem would threaten the whole republic. In stepped a voice of reason by the name of Andrew J. Rogers. He was a democrat from New Jersey. Never thought I'd say that. Combine the term, voice of reason, with democrat from New Jersey. Funny how things change. Anywho, he observed that it was unheard of to establish a centralized bureau by which children of the various states should be educated. He correctly stated there was no Constitutional authority (like virtually everything the government does) to enable the Congress to interfere with the education of children of the different states in any manner, directly or indirectly. Unfortunately, the department was created anyway and it was the beginning of the end of proper education in America.
It's taken a long time, but like every government department or program, it just kept getting larger, more expensive, more onerous & intrusive.
Now the Department of Education has at least 5,000 employees (small by Federal standards). The average salary is over $100,000 per year. The national average pay of a teacher is roughly half that. It has a minimum of 15 departments or offices under its control. The annual budget is 56 billion dollars plus an additional 51 billion in porkulus money. A shining example of one of the departments is the Office of Bilingual & Minority Language Affairs. Huh?! What the blank is a minority language? Ebonics maybe? This is still America, right? Aren't we still supposed to at least pretend to promote the speaking of English? Oh, here's a good one. There's an office in charge of talking to other offices. How could we educate our children without the Dept. of Ed.?
Now for the what do they do. I'm sure they do plenty. I'm also sure it's plenty useless. Bottom line is they confiscate our money, siphon some of it off & send it back to us as long as we do & act exactly as they demand. Just as are most things at the Federal level, they are the drug dealers & the states are the crack addicts. Most states are so desperate for cash, they'll do anything for a fix. They play right into the hands of the despots. We at the state level should be dialing back our spending so we may tell the feds to take their crack & peddle it somewhere else.
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