Question no 7: What were the main topics discussed at the First All Pakistan Education Conference in 1947?
Answer: The conference discussed various crucial educational issues, including integrating moral, social, and vocational elements into education, implementing compulsory primary education, and promoting technical and vocational education.
Question no 8: How did the conference address the issue of illiteracy during the First Education Conference in 1947?
Answer: The conference proposed implementing adult education classes and training teachers to tackle the problem of illiteracy.
Question no 9: What recommendations were made regarding the duration of free and compulsory education at the First Education Conference in 1947?
Answer: The subcommittees recommended gradually extending free and compulsory education from six to eight years.
Question no 10: How did the conference (1947) propose to promote gender-inclusive education?
Answer: Recommendations included establishing separate secondary schools for girls with compulsory domestic sciences and two medical colleges for women.
Question no 11: What language recommendations were discussed at the First Education Conference in 1947?
Answer: The conference recommended adopting Urdu as the common language, with English as a transitional measure.
Question no 12: In what way did the conference (1947) suggest aligning Madrassas with the existing education system?
Answer: The conference proposed aligning Madrassas with the existing education system to ensure a cohesive educational framework.
