Education has become a basic necessity for the betterment and upgradation of any country’s well-being. Unfortunately, this sector has never been put into light as a major concern for the society’s welfare. Good teachers are reluctant to work in the rural area which are comparatively densely populated than the urban areas, thus decreasing the literacy rate of third world countries. Reasons prior to this question would be illustrated in the essay.
It has been a long debate since centuries to eliminate the class system in the society and equality should be promoted among all the citizens of a country. Teachers, as being the sole responsible to nourish the young generation, express their dissatisfaction in providing education to the rural communities and there are obvious reasons behind it. Firstly, these areas are deprived of the basic necessities of life such as electricity, water supply, gas and transport to remote areas which would be the most crucial aspect for any good teacher from an urban area to survive without. The second reason would be the problem of hygiene. As the rural citizens are not aware of cleanliness and do not pay heed to this matter, it would prevent their children in acquiring quality education. The major obvious reason is the provision of low income to these hard-working teachers which they deserve for their dedication in making efforts to uplift children’s confidence and nurture their minds.
Teachers should be given equal respect and importance as compared to the other professions because they provide a healthy support to the backbone of the economy. Millions are being funded by the powerful countries but not being invested to improve the conditions of the rural areas. High income should be allocated to the good teachers based on their experience and skills. Projects such as USAID shall be promoted to provide high quality education to the remote underdeveloped communities.
Education
has become a basic necessity for the betterment and
upgradation
of any
country’s
well-being. Unfortunately, this sector has never
been put
into light as a major concern for the society’s welfare.
Good
teachers
are reluctant to work in the
rural
area
which are
comparatively
densely
populated than the urban
areas
,
thus
decreasing the literacy rate of third world
countries
.
Reasons
prior to this question would
be illustrated
in the essay.
It has been a long debate since centuries to eliminate the
class
system in the society and equality should
be promoted
among all the citizens of a
country
.
Teachers
, as being the sole responsible to nourish the young generation, express their dissatisfaction in providing
education
to the
rural
communities and there are obvious
reasons
behind it.
Firstly
, these
areas
are deprived
of the
basic necessities
of life such as electricity, water supply, gas and transport to remote
areas
which would be the most crucial aspect for any
good
teacher
from an urban
area
to survive without. The second
reason
would be the problem of hygiene. As the
rural
citizens are not aware of cleanliness and do not pay heed to this matter, it would
prevent
their children in acquiring quality
education
. The major obvious
reason
is the provision of low income to these
hard
-working
teachers
which they deserve for their dedication in making efforts to uplift children’s confidence and nurture their minds.
Teachers should be
given
equal respect and importance as compared to the other professions
because
they provide a healthy support to the backbone of the economy. Millions are
being funded
by the powerful
countries
but
not
being invested
to
improve
the conditions of the
rural
areas
. High income should
be allocated
to the
good
teachers
based on their experience and
skills
. Projects such as
USAID
shall
be promoted
to provide high quality
education
to the remote underdeveloped communities.