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Melinda Gates Report: One Fourth Students from Third Grade in India Good in Studies
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Report: National Assesment Survey of India indicates one-fourth of students from third grade understand stories and simple addition and subtraction
According to the report released by Melinda Gates, only a quarter of children studying in the third grade in India can read and understand a short story of common sentences. Apart from this, the survey report said only a quarter of children could solve two-digit subtraction questions.
According to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation report, it has also been found in the National Assessment Survey of India that there is a large number of such children, where the level of learning is very low.`
The Melinda Gates Foundation has recently released the second annual goalkeeper's data report in which this data has been given. Only a quarter of children studying in the third grade can read and understand the short story of the common sentences and solve the questions of one or two digit subtraction.
The annual education status report 2017 has been mentioned.
It has been said in the report that after coming face to face this issue has started to be noticed in India and other countries.
The report of the Melinda Gates Foundation states that in the last 20 years, 1 billion people have themselves rescued from the poverty line.
