Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Introduction
Academic Structure of Pakistan
Curriculum of Primary Schools
Problems of Primary Schools
Obstacles in the Achievement of Free and
Universal Primary Education
Criticism Against Secondary Higher
Secondary Schools
Problems and Issues in University
Education
Conclusion
Introduction
• Education plays an
important role in the
progress and
development of a state.
• Progress of any
country depends upon
its literacy rate and
quality of education in
that country. Therefore,
it is the key priorities of
nations.
Academic •The academic structure of the existing system of
Structure of education in Pakistan is as under
Pakistan
Curriculum of Primary
Schools:
The following type of curriculum is offered in primary
schools.
a. Languages
• First language
• Second language
b. Mathematics
c. Science
d. Pak/ social studies
e. Health at Physical Education
f. Islamiyat
g. Arts
h. Manual work,
(Practically arts are not taught and manual work is not
done).
The problems of rural primary
schools are more serious as
compared to-urban primary schools.
Some of the common problems are:
In most cases, schools are single
teachers
Poor and inadequate building
Problems of In most cases, buildings are of one
Primary Schools room
Buildings are in poor
condition
There are shelter less schools
Inadequate furniture (tats, chairs,
tables)
Inadequate furniture (tats, chairs, tables)
Inadequate instructional material
Inadequate but in most cases missing basic amenities
Absence of boundary walls
Absence of sports equipment and play grounds
The instances of dropout is high
Poor scholarship of children
Presence of untrained teachers
Ineffective supervision
Adjustment problems faced by teachers who do not belong
to that village
Teachers absentees
Poor transportation facilities
Poor intra-structure of the villages
Absence of residential facilities for teachers
Free and compulsory / universal primary education
could not be achieved because of various political,
social, and economic reasons. Some of these are:
1.Training of teachers
2.Providing of basic infrastructure
3.Technical and vocational training
4.syllabus
5. Textbooks
6.Physical facilities
7.Evaluation
Criticism Against Secondary
Higher Secondary Schools