Public education

Letter April 08, 2023
Public education

KARACHI:

Newly appointed teachers in Sindh have raised concerns over low salaries. Clearly, the provincial government has failed to prioritise education and allocate adequate resources to public educational institutions. One reason for this could be the government’s lack of understanding of the importance of education in a country’s development. Education plays a critical role in shaping the future of any nation. Without proper education, a country cannot expect to achieve sustainable growth and development. The government must realise that investing in education is just as important as investing in other sectors. A well-educated population can contribute significantly to the growth of the economy and create opportunities for future generations.

The government can take different measures to address this issue such as increasing the budget. A higher education budget will allow better salaries for teachers and more resources for schools. The government can collaborate with private organisations to provide additional funding and resources to schools. This partnership can help bridge the gap between public and private education institutions and improve the quality of education in public schools. Teachers should be provided with training and development opportunities to improve their teaching skills and abilities.

Technology can be leveraged to use online platforms and digital tools, which can help improve access to education and promote a more interactive and engaging learning experience. The situation of newly appointed teachers in Sindh is a pressing issue that requires immediate attention. The government needs to recognise the importance of education and allocate more funds towards it. By investing in education, the government can help create a brighter future for Sindh’s youth.

Rehman Ali Shaikh

Sukkur

Published in The Express Tribune, April 8th, 2023.

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