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In Our Educational Problem, Har Dayal argues that government schooling has undermined national self-respect while shaping political loyalty to foreign rule.
This provocative examination questions who benefits from schooling and what true political awakening looks like in a colonized society. The book frames a debate about education, power, and the path a nation should take to gain real autonomy.
- Discover Dayal’s view of how schooling influenced leadership, policy, and national sentiment.
- See historical examples of how elites and common people respond differently to education and governance.
- Consider why “progress” and “reform” in education can clash with a nation’s sense of identity.
- Reflect on what kind of education might truly empower a people to govern themselves.
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