why education of sindh is backword
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Feudalism has been gradually eliminated in a number of countries but somehow it still exists very strongly in Pakistan, particularly in Sindh, although not in its original sense.
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EDUCATION is defined as an agent of social change. And, in fact, it is. Nations, having well-established educational institutions and systems have made phenomenal progress and, as a result, have stable political, economic and social systems.
But, unfortunately, in Sindh, proper education remains a dream. I would like to point out some flaws existing in public sector schools, colleges and universities functioning out of Karachi.
First, it is the primary education, from grades one to five, which is on the verge of destruction due to negligence of teachers and the government.
Teachers are not only inadequately trained, but also lack interest in proper educational growth of little children. Most of the teachers either are away from school or remain busy in talking politics, smoking and useless chats during school time
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But, unfortunately, in Sindh, proper education remains a dream. I would like to point out some flaws existing in public sector schools, colleges and universities functioning out of Karachi.
First, it is the primary education, from grades one to five, which is on the verge of destruction due to negligence of teachers and the government.
Teachers are not only inadequately trained, but also lack interest in proper educational growth of little children. Most of the teachers either are away from school or remain busy in talking politics, smoking and useless chats during school time
Pls mark as vrainlist pls
Hope it helps❤
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