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Pale faces and my perception

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Shampa Iftakhar:
We set learning objectives and try to level best to achieve those. But do our learners have that level of proficiency? Most of the cases the answer is negative. What I personally feel is the necessity of quality-students. I am not blaming the learners, but the system itself. From primary school to higher  secondary , they learn to value grade, not learning or skill. Ultimately, by exposing to a greater world of knowledge , students get lost for a certain period of time.

By the way, I don't get any reason to set so many tests or exams fro primary to higher education!!Let our students  fearless so that they conquer. :) :)

Shah - Al - Mamun:
The primary and secondary schooling system is failing to equip our students and the problem will only increase if our policy makers do not pay attention to this fact.

However, universities need to produce quality graduates and this applies to private universities like ours even more as we need to survive and retain the lead.

As, solution to that, we can work on filling up the gap students have when they get admission to universities. They lack encouragement to appreciate true learning but they can recover if they can taste the happiness of true learning. Therefore, in course lessons, activities that encourage them to learn, critically think, collaborate with each other, communicate to each other and present their work can be set up. Also, teacher's appreciation to students for their efforts even if they fail helps a lot. Students need to appreciate small failures as they are just stepping stones for big success. Teachers have the power to show it to their students.

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