Context
Concerns about the Andhra government's haste in putting new plans into action.
 
Accepting English and Investing in Finance 
·         Andhra Pradesh reorganized its schools into several categories and switched to an English-only curriculum.
·         The state improved 45,000 government schools at a cost of nearly?63,000 crore.
·         The government increased the number of students in schools by introducing beneficial programs like Jagananna Amma Vodi and providing financial aid.

Implementing Education Reforms Faces Difficulties  
-          Experts and educators criticizing the reforms
-          Disappointed with how quickly and expensively the reforms were put into place
-          teachers' inadequate and inappropriate training.
The Jana Sena Party (JSP) contested a few of the new decisions, including preparing Class 3 students for the TOEFL exam and working with the International Baccalaureate (IB).
The JSP expressed doubts about the projects' legitimacy and the expense of implementing the IB syllabus, saying they appeared to be scams.

Taking Care of the Need for a Strategic Method  
·         The government aims to provide children from lower-class families with a quality education.
·         Nevertheless, its plans don't make sense and appear hurried, not taking into account the current system.
·         Prior to embarking on significant international projects, a more structured approach is required. Prior to launching more ambitious initiatives, the government ought to concentrate on strengthening elementary schools.

LTX Mains Question
Q. Discuss the significance of coordinated policy planning to ensure effective educational enhancement and elaborate on the difficulties raised by experts, educators, and political factions regarding the quick implementation of reforms.