Edenz India

Introduction : India’s education system is undergoing rapid changes, yet challenges remain in ensuring quality, accessibility, and innovation in learning. While the government has taken major strides with initiatives like the National Education Policy (NEP 2020), private institutions often outperform public schools in providing better infrastructure, teaching methods, and digital integration. To bridge this gap, India can learn from successful global education models—from Finland’s student-centric learning to South Korea’s AI-driven classrooms—and adapt these innovations to its unique socio-economic landscape. This blog explores how India can scale pilot programs into national policies, overcoming key challenges while embracing technology, governance reforms, and strategic partnerships for a brighter future in education. Improving India's education system requires a multi-pronged approach that integrates policy reforms, technology, innovative teaching methods, legal amendme...