As we transition entirely into the modern era in education, technology is helping us improve learning and make it more interactive at RBSE Schools in Pratapnagar Sanganer. However, this has also led to a big problem, our culture is fading, which is our roots, which is never a good sign for the benefit of any country. Overall, no matter how educated we are, it's useless if we are away from our culture. Another way is to restore culture from the early stages of school. In this blog, we at Ideal Education Point (New Choudhary Public School) will share the importance of culture in modern education.

Why is culture fading in education?

With modernization, schools are becoming modern in architecture and technology, so it’s natural for our culture to become secondary.

●       For example, the emphasis on speaking English in school affects students' and parents' thinking that English is knowledge. Still, it’s a language like every other language in the world, which is nothing more than a way of communication.   

●       This and other things we can go on and on are having a bad influence on the future of the students and overall the benefit of the country.

Why is it essential to incorporate culture in modern education?

Now that you know why our culture is fading, thanks to modern education, we will share with you the importance of having culture as a part of education nowadays.

Culture doesn’t let us forget our roots: No matter how successful we are, we should never forget our roots, i.e., where we came from, which is our culture. Modernization is essential, but only to an extent. It applies to modern education as well.

●       For example, in New Zealand, the culture from ancient times still exists, even in school.

Culture is respect: When we take our culture forward, we are considered knowledgeable, and we get respect from others and the world if and when we go abroad. So from the languages to the history and heritage, it's a proud feeling when we take it everywhere. 

●       For example, in Japan, hardly anyone emphasizes other cultures. Respect for every culture is there, but importance is only given to Japanese culture.

●       Another example is Swami Vivekananda, representing India, who won the cultural debate. It was a proud feeling for the nation.

Our culture makes us unique: Every fruit's unique taste comes from the tree's roots, and it’s the same with culture in education. If it’s in education, the next generation will never forget it.

·         Overall, it’s essential to keep our culture alive, and it's possible only by incorporating it into education in the modern decade.

So, with that, as Ideal Education Point (New Choudhary Public School), we conclude this blog.