Education is an ornament, an ornament that not everyone has, but those who have it are running away from it and those who are deprived of it want to get it.
If we talk about education in Pakistan, it would not be wrong to say that the education system in our country has been completely destroyed. Now no one is interested in getting an education. The biggest reason for this is our educational institutions because no education in educational institutions has remained under name. If students are asked why they do not go to school or college, they say that teachers do not come to class, and if teachers are asked why they do not go to class, they say that children do not come to class. Who to go and teach.
When it comes to private schools, they have turned education into a business. Anyone who is unemployed today turns their home into a school and puts their children's future at stake. It would not be wrong to say that the greatest damage to education has been done by the owners of private schools.
We have books lying on the streets, while shoes and slippers are kept in air-conditioned rooms. Think for yourself. In a society where teachers are ridiculed. In a society where education is ridiculed. In a society where books are devalued. How can that nation develop?
The bags that children carry to school weigh more than their own weight. I think parents are also to blame for spoiling the education system. Nowadays, parents are very strict with the child, telling him that at least 90 percent of you should come this year and if he does not bring 90 percent then he is ridiculed all year round by giving example of another child. On the one hand, children's school syllabus is so hard that there is no limit. Parents put more burden on the child by saying 90 percent from above. That poor guy spends half a year wondering what would happen if I didn't get 90 percent. I make a request to all parents to reduce the tension of the child, if he has any problem, help him, do not put burden on the child in the process of making your name known.
The condition of our libraries is also very bad. A few days ago, while I was sitting in the library, a servant sitting next to me got a call from someone. The way he answered the call and spoke on the phone, it was as if he were sitting in home, not in the library. Here I came across a poem by A llama Iqbal, he said:
Surprisingly, that nation is lagging behind in education and development. The nation that started with Ikra.
In the end, I would just like to say that if we are to make progress and walk shoulder to shoulder with the world, we must promote education. We can never progress without education.
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Written by Sheikh
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