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Category Archives: Education
The role of pay-cheques and checklists in education
Back when I was in highschool in India, I used to wonder about the massive loss of human capital as students with all kinds of backgrounds and interests dropped everything else to focus on getting admitted into a prestigious engineering or … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Policy
Tagged education, Indian education system, inequality, liberal arts education, Loyola School, moralizing, thoughts, Trinity College
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