Ill effects of educational failure

A person who has been judged a failure by the schooling system from which he has dropped out, or by his family and contemporaries, and who therefore tends to be alienated from his environment and unable to find the kind of position that his educational orientation led him to expect, may come to believe that he was worse off than if he had not entered the schooling system at all. The belief that he deserved a better post than those who had not attended school at all may also result in inferior performance in employment. The frustration and resentment resulting from taking lowly paid, unskilled jobs represent a potential source of anti-social behaviour and political discontent.

1. Lack of self-confidence
2. Inadequate results of formal schooling
3. Inadequate education system
4. Education image of poor communities

1. Student absenteeism
2. Political discontent
3. Low learning expectations
4. Harmful thought
5. Frustration
6. Arrested development of labour potential

1. Lack of programmes for dropouts

1. Oppressive prevalent images
2. Demoralizing images of rural community identity

1. Providing education
2. Overcoming ill effects of educational failure

1. Ill
2. Failure
3. Hopelessness