Pakistan's educational problems and their solutions.

Pakistan's educational problems and their solutions.

Education is considered a guarantee of building and development of any society. The relationship between education and humanity is as old as human history. First of all, the Almighty Allah revealed to us the names of various objects in the world which we can call the beginning of education. Gradually, man progressed in various sciences, and today the world has become a subset of the moon and Mars thanks to scientific studies. But unfortunately, there are still a lot of problems in the education sector in Pakistan, especially in Balochistan and especially in Balochistan.

According to the UN agency UNICEF, there are currently more than 67 million non-school children in the country, which is a worrying concern, and that number is higher than in other developing countries. Government agencies, on the other hand, rate literacy at 58%, which is lower than that of neighboring India. The Government of Pakistan wants to raise the minimum rate to 88% which is difficult if not impossible at present.

Along with the dearth of quality educational institutions in the country, already existing institutions are facing a shortage of educational facilities, with a shortage of educational staff. Government schools have an enormous burden on children, which is a major obstacle to achieving quality education. Government agencies teachers face a variety of problems, including overwork, low wages and job security basic issues that cause teachers to protest daily. Teachers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa were demonstrating in favor of their demands the next day, instead of accepting demands, the provincial government announced a one-day pay cut that would affect teachers' performance. On the contrary, teachers in developed countries play the most important role