Increasing the teacher’s compensation
Tuesday, October 30th, 2007A raise in the teacher’s compensation is one good effort studied by the government since most public schools are claiming for better salaries. Teachers who have higher salaries have no problems and they attend to classes very professional. On the other hand, those that are having problems are, of course, affected by his financial dilemma.
In many countries of the world the national government has already seen this problem on teachers and they had responded quickly so that teachers are focused only on quality education and effective teaching . They have no problems with their financial needs so that they can always assure the school children and students are satisfied with everyday classroom discussions.
The quality of education is not only present in private schools and colleges but as well as in public schools. While there are private schools that cannot produce quality graduates the same happens with public schools. The quality of education is also dependent on the capacity of teachers. Since many teachers in public schools are receiving low pay they are usually having problems with their daily activities. They lack comprehension to their students and also lack high esteem to deliver quality education. That is why it is always the perception of many parents who have the capacity to enrol their kids in private schools ” saying that public schools are behind when it comes to the quality of education they actually need from the teachers. The parents who have this notion usually enrolled their children into private institutions if possible.
In reality, this notion of many parents considering that only private schools can produce quality education is not true. If you have noticed in many competitions such as quiz bee, oratorical and declamation contests participated by both private and public schools there are many instances that contestants coming from ordinary public schools emerge as champions. There are many instances that private schools succumb to defeat when they have encountered the brightest contestants in public schools. These clearly manifest that the quality of education is also present in many public schools. While it is true that public schools have no enough lab facilities, they were also able to produce top math wizards, English and literature experts and all others. If the government can only support public institutions in terms of providing enough classrooms and laboratory facilities, public schools can be as competitive as private schools in all aspects. The private schools are only very attractive because they have good and architectural-designed-campuses.








