With the advent of technology, a greater preference is given to scientific subjects rather than the history which is considered as of less importance than studying physics and computer science. Currently, most schools offer courses related to computer programming and this trend is followed all over the world. However, In my view, a balance between skill and history is required as it is a significant subject which should not be pushed aside: it offers greater insights into the mistakes made by humans in the past and helps to discover today's sociology-political scenario within society as a result of past events.
Some protagonists opine that, a look into the history renders us the power to make a better future. Humans have made grave mistakes in the past which needs to be taught to the young children so that they do not repeat the similar actions; this would allow us to build a better society which has learned from its past failures. One of the best examples could be the world war 2 where more than 50 million people lost their lives; people have learned from this which has allowed us to prevent a large scale war up-until now. Therefore, past should be made part of the school curriculum, but it should not be imposed on everyone rather it should be made available as a choice.
Technology is the backbone of the global economy of the 21st century. More than two-third of Indian economy relies on manufacturing and this sector is continuously growing, a significant number of employees are needed in this field. Thereby, schools are encouraging students to take education which has encouraged them, and the workforce entering in the field are securing a high paying job. Moreover, it has become a trend among parents to push their children towards scientific subjects more than traditional courses.
Despite, a cluster of educational institutes pushing for scientific subjects, I believe, it is injustice to learners who wants to be a painter or historian. Every course has its own benefits: therefore, it should be left to the students and they should decide their subjects. As per the study of Psychological Research and Study of India, children who chose their own study course are found to be more successful and perform better in life than those who are imposed with subjects they do not even like to study.
To conclude, it cannot be denied that technique and technology is shaping the future of mankind, but past also has a also a role to play. Schools should not prioritize subjects rather it should be the learners who must be given freedom to learn what they want: this is what is going to the shape a student's life.
With the advent of technology, a greater preference is
given
to scientific
subjects
rather
than the history which
is considered
as of less importance than studying physics and computer science.
Currently
, most
schools
offer courses related to computer programming and this trend
is followed
all over the world.
However
, In my view, a balance between
skill
and history
is required
as it is a significant
subject
which should not
be pushed
aside: it offers greater insights into the mistakes made by humans in the
past
and
helps
to discover
today
's sociology-political scenario within society
as a result
of
past
events
.
Some
protagonists opine that, a look into the history renders us the power to
make
a better future. Humans have made grave mistakes in the
past
which needs to
be taught
to the young children
so
that they do not repeat the similar actions; this would
allow
us to build a better society which has learned from its
past
failures. One of the best examples could be the
world war 2
where more than 50 million
people
lost their
lives
;
people
have learned from this which has
allowed
us to
prevent
a large scale war up-until
now
.
Therefore
,
past
should
be made
part of the
school
curriculum,
but
it should not
be imposed
on everyone
rather
it should
be made
available as a choice.
Technology is the backbone of the global economy of the 21st century. More than two-third of Indian economy relies on manufacturing and this sector is
continuously
growing, a significant number of employees
are needed
in this field. Thereby,
schools
are encouraging students to take education which has encouraged them, and the workforce
entering in the field
are securing a high paying job.
Moreover
, it has become a trend among parents to push their children towards scientific
subjects
more than traditional courses.
Despite, a cluster of educational institutes pushing for scientific
subjects
, I believe, it is injustice to learners
who
wants
to be a painter or historian. Every course has its
own
benefits:
therefore
, it should be
left
to the
students and
they should decide their
subjects
. As per the study of Psychological Research and Study of India, children
who
chose their
own
study course
are found
to be more successful and perform better in life than those
who
are imposed
with
subjects
they do not even like to study.
To conclude
, it cannot
be denied
that technique and technology is shaping the future of mankind,
but
past
also
has
a
also
a role to play.
Schools
should not prioritize
subjects
rather
it should be the learners
who
must
be
given
freedom to learn what they want: this is what is going to the shape a student's life.