UPGRADING PAKISTAN'S EDUCATION

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 “HOW CAN WE UPGRADE PAKISTAN’S EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM?”



Pakistan is a country with many bright kids who want a chance for a better future. Our parents work hard to send us to school, but the point is – our schools need some serious improvements.

 

I'm a thirteen-year-old Pakistani, and in this blog, I will share some ideas on how we can make our schools way better. So, Let's get into it!

 

Firstly, let's talk about how some places, like Punjab, have better schools than others, like Sindh. In Punjab, students get free laptops – cool, right? Even government schools there are pretty good. So, in Sindh, let's try to get laptops for students too, and maybe focus a bit more on English than Sindhi – it might help us do better in our studies.

 

Next up, we've got a shortage of good teachers. Not to complain, but some teachers could use some help. How about having teacher programs that could help them improve their teaching skills? Microsoft used to have a free teacher training program in the early 90s in Pakistan which helped teachers significantly to improve their teaching skills we need to engage similar organizations to restart the same sort of programs.

 

Now, let's talk about something exciting – our interests. Imagine having a day where teachers conduct interviews with every student to find out in what subjects and skills, they are good at. This way we can encourage individualized learning. This will enhance students' capabilities and make them more interested in their studies.

 

Now, the not-so-fun stuff – broken floors, dirty bathrooms, and not enough water. Plus, those hard chairs are not comfortable! Our schools should get some improvements – comfortable chairs, clean bathrooms, and maybe some paint on the walls. It will make school a much better place.

 

Lastly, my backpack feels super heavy with all those books. Can we ease up a bit on the subjects? Maybe have special days for different subjects or shorter quizzes? It would be easier for us. I won’t criticize our schools – I just want to make things better. Share your thoughts below, and let's make our schools a great place to learn! 😊

 

 

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