Topic: Developing Quality Assurance Model in Govt. Schools

Journal:Middle East Journal of Scientific Research

Title:Education in Pakistan:

The Key Issues, Problems and New Challenges

Presented By: Mr. ABBAS ALI

Department of Management SciencesComsats Institute of Information and Technology, Attock

About Writers

Ghulam Rasool MemonDepartment of Education,Karachi University, Pakistan.

Muhammad Farooq JoubishDepartment of Education,Federal Urdu University, Pakistan.

Muhammad Ashraf KhurramDepartment of Education,Federal Urdu University, Pakistan.

Introduction Declining Trend.

Abroad for Better Opportunities.

Less Enrollment Rates

Adult Schools

Poor and ill Equipped Laboratories

Bad Conditions of Schools

Schools

Insufficient Financial Input

Conti…

Adult Literacy (61%)

Sri Lanka (98%) Qatar (97%) China (95%) Iran (87%) Iraq (81%) India (75%) Bangladesh (71%)

Ref; CIA Fact Book.

Education in Pakistan

Socio Economic Development

Appointment of Teachers

Training for Govt. Teacher

Role of Private Teachers

Qualification

Inadequate Research Activities

Gender Differences

According to UNESCO figures (Dawn, 23 Feb. 2004, editorial), primary school enrolment for girls stands at 60 per cent as compared to 84 per cent for boys. The secondary school enrolment ratio is even more discouraging, 32 per cent females and 46 per cent males. Regular school attendance for female students is estimated at 41 per cent while for male students is 50 per cent.

According to the Population Census of 1998, the overall literacy rte in Pakistan was 45 percent. The number of literate females increased from 0.8 million in 1961 to 11.4 million in 1997-98. The growth rate for male’s literacy was the 5.1 percent per annum.

New Challenges / Issues

Uncertainty (APS)

Political Instability

Crises

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