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Education is the True Path to Success

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Education is the True Path to Success

The government has a big role in providing its citizens proper education. Pakistan has undergone a number of changes since the 1980s. Recent policy changes are slowly shaping the nation, making it look more and more like Western nations that embrace “Americanization.” Pakistan is rapidly losing its social democratic status. Unfortunately, the so-called economic restructuring that is currently taking place is having adverse effects on the Pakistani school system and its students also. By analyzing the changes made to Pakistan’s education system we can track neoliberalism’s level of growth in the country. Privatization of education means transferring taxpayers’ money designated for public education to luxuries of the Government, corporations, and/or individuals instead of to public schools, colleges, and universities. For the poor and middle-class people, to have access in proper education, government’s educational free facilities are most vital; should be available.education

It is undisputed that common man creates the government. Government exists to assure and protect the will of the people. Contrarily, against our will, almost all our costs of living including a cost of news universities are now blatantly rigged against us. A huge percentage of our tax ultimately ends up in the pockets of politicians. Experience of the past about five years proves that our tax money is not going into our community; it is going into the pockets of the billionaires called our leaders – it is obscene. Our ruling elite has engineered a financial coup and has brought a war to our doorstep; they have launched a war to eliminate the Pakistani middle and lower class. They have deprived the people of getting the affordable quality education. Private and self-financed public institutes have high fees so the poor cannot afford that fee. Private or self-financing education is nothing but making our country back because not only rich people, who can afford, but also lower class and middle-class families also have brilliant children and they want to study further in good institutions but financial problems create much stress for them, students get a lot of stress, and sometimes it makes them so desperate that they think to commit suicide thus who lose the talent? Our leaders, our country!

The state of the Pakistani news universities system began to change and ultimately crumble after the 1980s. So called reforms have dramatically changed Pakistan’s news universities system, both from an economic and pedagogical perspective. There are clear signs that an affordable quality education in Pakistan is under threat. Pakistan’s education system has fallen victim to neoliberal globalization. Neoliberalism has regarded the educational institutes more as a commodity exchange and commercial body than as a sacrosanct academic institution or means of social and national integration.

It is generally accepted that the educational level of each country has a direct relationship with its development; as much people have access to education, the country has more opportunities to grow. Therefore the government has to spend an important part of its budget to provide good educational levels for its people. With the help of Government, the public institutions should promote access, affordability and attainment in news universities including higher news universities by reining in costs, providing value for poor families, and preparing students with a high-quality news universities to succeed in their careers. The more hardworking students must be provided with a fair shot at pursuing higher education because news universities are not a luxury: it is an economic imperative that every hard working and responsible student should be able to afford.

The educational system is today being formulated only to meet the demands of government to meet neo-liberal agenda. Political leaders have been able to get away with these changes. The quality of education is going down, students are feeling the pressure to get the grades and teachers are left to deal with the ambiguity and the uncertainty of how to achieve the objectives and standards set by the state. This has had negative consequences on the educational system in Pakistan, which are impacting students, teachers, and communities. Our educationists and the Government have done nothing to upgrade the quality of Pakistan’s news universities system.success

The bitter truth is our corrupt political elite don’t want common people getting a world-class education. PPP Government is out to systematically wipe out the HEC’s achievements and destroy it in absolute terms. The poor are more marginalized after education is commercialized. Our children want an education but they fail to cope in universities because everything is out of reach for middle and lower middle-class students. Pakistan needs highly educated people to deal with the growing political dynamics that prevail – we should not be looking at the possibilities of outsourcing decision-making to external forces simply because we do not have people educated enough to strategize Pakistan’s policies. To achieve this goal there must be an affordable higher education in place. The government should also direct its efforts towards villages. It should open more schools and employ more teachers.path

The opening of schools does not mean erecting costly buildings and employing an army of unwilling teachers who are not fit to do what they are required to do, as had been the case during last five years. Only merit based dedicated staff can make the dream of education for all a reality. The government should provide scholarships to brilliant students. The Government should be committed to placing a good education within reach of all who are willing to work for it helps build a strong Pakistani middle class. Equal opportunities for development to all the children during the period of growth should be the aim of the Government. Healthy and educated citizens are the driving force of a nation’s productivity; the government should invest on this for the people to achieve their optimum well-being. We believe the government has an obligation to ensure that ample funding is made available to the education sector. By investing in education, the government will be investing in its own success story of human resource development.