Why do we fail to reform our education system?

Hundreds of reforms were introduced into our worsening education sector round the country by writers, politicians, teachers, students and lots of more. Unfortunately, all did not achieve a considerable improvement in abysmal education sector. As a result, the country remains considered an asthenic home to fight against poor learning outcomes. it's to be acknowledged that each one our neighbour countries, accelerating educational improvements during a short time, have gotten far better performance than us. However, their motive success is wholly motivation and inspiration to our lagging behind and failed government to succeed in in copacetic refinements. within the light of those , it seems appropriate to place up an open question: what exactly has enabled them (developed countries) to boost their vision of rich learning outcomes and become global high performers?

To ameliorate the sufferings of dilapidated education sector and boost breakthrough, we've to familiarize the present processes toward an arch and foremost juncture by introducing various developed methods and giving a good berth to cultural mythos in learning process including traditional teaching. Over and above that, structural development of educational institutions plays an important role within the progress of opulent learning outgrowth.

Traditional teaching; a cultural myth: 

There are many aspects of traditional teaching which are familiar to us. Traditional teaching is usually portrayed as a stress on 'talk and chowk'. In other words, teachers enjoy eating up quite lot of sophistication time by using board and long explanations with a view to transmitting knowledge to the category with occasional questions from learners. the scholars are left with no doubt whether or not they have understood what they need been taught. What's worse, this task is even practiced in language classes where the students' participation must be quite teachers. Language learners undoubtedly need variety of things beyond taking note of explanations. Amongst other things, gaining exposure to comprehensible samples of language and getting chance to play and communicate with the language themselves in relatively safe ways. 

Favoritism; a requirement banned practice:

Favoritism is defined as favoring an individual not due to the standard of their work but the status of their social apparatus. it's a prominent issue that we've become conversant in in our academic institutions. Performing favoritism in schools by educators, steers the students' career toward an excellent risk disabling all opportunities of being top achievers and successful. It, undoubtedly, brings the interest and inspiration of the visionary students to an end where they're denied the equal appreciation, attention and spur. To unlock the window of opportunities for the teachers and students, having a positive relationship between teachers and students may be a sine qua non so as to win a thriving career. the scholars should be motivated and inspired by what they possess and must be provided the platform of without hesitation to perform at their best level. 

 

How nepotism has torpedoed an upscale learning payoff? 

Nepotism is characterized as showing favoritism towards beloved ones by providing them special privileges, especially jobs. It, in class often endangers many careers where students' expectations from the teachers of being proficient is documented astray . As a result, students won't be satisfied with what they're gaining. This practice is nearly performed everywhere the country, above all, in Balochistan where teachers with a really low background of data are qualified in class for teaching high classes. This not only distances students from the golden opportunities of being well-skilled but restrains the scholars being literate and matured which then becomes a rise in illiteracy. 

Make a change, we should always stop such absurd things like nepotism happening in schools.

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