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ASER Report: School Observations

Overall, it does not seem as if attendance in schools is going up...neither does it seem that more teachers are attending schools than earlier. If you look through the data below, that ASER has published, you will notice the government's apathy to building a solid future human capital base for the country. This tendency is now clearly highlighted by the union budget 2011.

Attendance

Type of school	Std I-IV/V			Std I-VII / VIII
	2007	2009	2010	2007	2009	2010
% Schools with 75% or more enrolled children present	73.4	74.3	73.5	75.6	77	74
% Schools with less than 50% enrolled children present	12.3	11.4	13	11.8	8.9	12.8
% Enrolled children present (average)	53.5	55.3	54.6	60.6	61.7	55.7

Type of school	Std I-IV/V			Std I-VII / VIII
	2007	2009	2010	2007	2009	2010
% teachers present (average)	90.9	89.1	86.9	87.3	88.6	86.3
% schools with no teachers present	0.2	0.4	0.3	0.2	0.2	0.1
% schools with all teachers present	73.7	69.2	63.4	53.7	57	52

Computers in school

% schools with	Std I-IV/V	Std I-VII / VIII
No computers	92.2	70.4
Computers but no evidence of children using	3.2	13.5
Computers with evidence of children using	4.6	16.1

Multi-grade Classes

% schools in which	Std I-IV/V			Std I-VII / VIII
	2007	2009	2010	2007	2009	2010
Std II children sitting with one or more other classes	54	55.8	53.9	50.4	53.1	53.1
Std IV children sitting with one or more other classes	47.6	51	47.9	42	43.9	40.4

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ASER Report: School Observations

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