Introduction: Education is the right of every person. But previously research shows that early education in Pakistanis is on the top in dropout rate because of many causes. Government of Pakistan is trying in different ways to improve the education but the situation in education is unsatisfactory like gender based dropout rate especially in primary schools. Research gives important to every individual student who dropout from schools.There are many causes of dropout like atmosmhere of school, atmosphere
Wireless technology in education system of Pakistan Wireless Education System in Pakistan: Wireless networks are computer networks that does not uses cable/wire but work with wireless data connection between network nodes. Wireless network play an important role in education system of Pakistan. Wireless networking use radio waves instead of wires. For Example: cell phone networks, WLAN, laptop to internet etc are wireless networks. Wireless
INTRODUCTION Education is the base of life. It makes a nation. It helps to make the futures bright. It gives the ability to think positively. It is also a source of evolution. _”Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”_ ~Nelson Mandela~ CAUSES OF LACK OF EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES Education is very much important for the progress of a country. A lot of countries provide its people with best kind of education and they also provide best educational facilities to its
Introduction Education is the process of learning the basic skills, ethics and getting knowledge of different things. Education is the main source for lightening the life. (Hussain, Aug , 2013) It is the main source for civilization. It creates the basis sense in the human ideology and ecological traditions. It is the lifelong process. It changes its dimensions but cannot stop at one point. According to Islamic ethics, it is commanded to all Muslims to learn from “birth to death” and our spiritual
EDUCATIONAL POLICY OF PAKISTAN: The first National Education Conference was convened in 1947 in Karachi where basic guidelines for future development were provided. The 3 dimensions are: spiritual, social and vocational. The committee proposed free and compulsory primary education from the age of 3 to 11 years as rate of illiteracy was at 85%. The recommendation for next 5 years was to be spent on planning, recruitment of teachers and training, but was not implemented due to lack of administrative
Internationalizing the education is the one of the technical ways to applying the EMI to make opportunity for the students to participate in the global academic community (Dearden, 2014). Many researches showed that the majority of important and influential educational resource
curriculum at secondary level. The data collected from teachers and students indicated that teachers do not arrange all four important skills practice in classroom due to which learners are not able to use English language
but education is another way. In addition the girls of the villages have access to education. For example Jahan (Haji Ali’s granddaughter), become one of the best students of the Korphe school and further continues her education. During one of Mortenson’s speeches, she shows boldness a characteristic that is not common of women in Pakistan. Another example is a girl named Shakeela who brings pride for her family and village and is paving the path toward a change in attitude toward education for
Education for all To what extent has education an influence on poverty ? Education is not only reading, writing and arithmetic. In order to reduce poverty and inequality, this could be the most important investment a country can make in its people. It is considered to be the cheapest defense of a nation. It is a global fact that who have reached the heights of development and prosperity have done it by using education and information as a tool. To achieve high level of economic growth, high rate
charity and spend their time volunteering might only impact one or two people. In contrast Malala Yousafzai's influence on women's education rights have affected people on a global scale. In the Swat Valley of Pakistan, the Taliban took control of the area enforcing strict laws, brutal punishments, and seized Malala's Father's school. Girls were forbidden from pursuing education and faced threats if they did. Those who did not follow the laws were beaten or killed publicly and that included female students