The Achievement Gap refers to the observed disparity in academic performance between different groups of students, often categorized by socioeconomic status, race, ethnicity, or disability. It typically manifests as differences in standardized test scores, dropout rates, and overall educational attainment. The term highlights the challenges faced by specific groups that may not have equal access to educational resources, quality teaching, and supportive learning environments. Addressing the achievement gap involves targeting systemic inequalities and implementing strategies to ensure all students have the opportunity to succeed academically, ultimately striving for equity in education.
Pre-primary education enrollment for children aged 3-5 increased from 68.1% to 75.8% since 2018, with some states nearing universal enrollment. Anganwadi centers play a key role in promoting early childhood…