Bureau of Education India. Education in India in 1938-39

8.9 Single-teacher schools. 90 Teachers. 91 Training schools. 0 Secondary education— Co-education in secondary schools. 96 Teachers. 97 Currieutum. 98 l'elatriculation. 99 University education. 100 Training colleges. 102 Professional education. 103 School buildings etc. [...]. 103 VIII.—Professional and Technical education. 106 Ia.—Education of Special Classes and Communities-- Education of Anglo-Indians and Europeans. 1043 Facilities for training. 112 Expenditure. 113 Examination results:. 113 Education of Muslims. 115 Education of the Depressed classes. 123 X.--MiscellaneouEducation of defectives. 126 Adult education. 128 [...] XVITL—Main statistics of primary education of boys. 52 —53 XIX.—Wastage among boys in primary classes. 56 XX.—Single-teacher primary schools for boys. 59 XXL—Areas under compulsion. 61 XXII.—Percentage distribution of primary schools by managment. 63 XXIII.—Percentage distribution of expenditure from the various sources and average cost per child in a primary sc [...] A. full account of the activities of the provinces in this respect is given in the chapter on " Primary Education ". The report of the Sub-Committee of the Central Advisory Board of Education which was appointed at the third meeting held in January 1938 " to -examine the scheme of educational reconstruction incorporated in the Wardha scheme in the light of the Wood-Abbott Report on General and V [...] There was no change in the number of posts in the joint cadre of the Indian Educational Service of the provinces of Bihar and Orissa except that the Director of Public Instruction retired during the year from the service.