What was the thinking of Thomas Babington Macaulay about the indian education Pls give me answer as short as - Social Science - Civilising the "Native" Educating the Nation

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What was the thinking of Thomas Babington Macaulay about the indian
education? Pls give me answer as short as you can in about 50 to 60
words

Priyanka Meena · Accepted Answer

Dear Student,

Thomas Babington Macaulay was critical of the Orientalist vision of
learning They believed that the knowledge of the East
was full of errors and unscientific thought They saw India as an
uncivilized country that needed to be civilized For him, the aim of
education was to teach what was useful and practical European
education was thus essential in India English language education
was essential in India Indians needed to be made familiar with the
scientific,technical and philosophical advances that the West had
made They needed to be exposed to the great poets and writers of
the West Their tastes, values and culture needed to be changed

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What was the thinking of Thomas Babington Macaulay about the indian education? Pls give me answer as short as you can. in about 50 to 60 words.