It is no longer enough to make Education available and accessible to children and youth everywhere.
We must make this education very qualitative. For there will be no point in education if effective and productive teaching and learning are not taking place.
what is quality Education?
A quality education focuses on the whole child __ the social, emotional, mental, physical, and cognitive development of each student regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, or geographic location. It prepares the child for life, not just for testing.
Many schools tend to focus primarily on the academic aspect of education while neglecting or giving less attention to other aspects which play as many significant roles in a child’s learning and overall development.
• A quality education should provide
consistent training and empowerment of its Teachers.
• A quality education should provide ultra-modern equipment, facilities, and current resources to aid teaching and learning.
• A quality education keys into 21st-century teaching & learning methods, demands, and developments.
• A quality education has a balanced curriculum.
• A quality education creates a system that focuses on the child.
These are only a few of the characteristics of a quality education.
Every child would thrive under a balanced curriculum in education.
Balanced Education Curriculum
A balanced education curriculum gives equal weight to the teaching of the Arts, Humanities, Language Arts, Mathematics, and Physical education.
A broad and balanced curriculum teaches a wide range of subjects and topics for as long as is possible for that child, thereby promoting a broad range of knowledge and skills, and allowing that child to discover and pursue their interests and passion. As a result, growing into a well-rounded, informed individual.
Investing in the all-around growth and development of a child enables them to develop all of their attributes and skills to achieve their potential as human beings and members of society.
Frankly speaking, all of there’s actions need consistent and robust finding for them to be released
Unfortunately, this is where the problem in education lies both in private schools and public schools.
Poor funding and investments will not foster a qualitative education.
To elevate our schools to global standards, and create a learning environment that nurtures the all-around growth and development of a child, we will need to actively invest in quality education.
As the saying goes, what is worth doing at all, is worth doing well
We must take the education of our children seriously, for in it lies the future of our society.
Government, private stakeholders, philanthropists, school owners, parents, teachers, and indeed all who are concerned with the education of the youngsters of today, should in one way or the other invest in giving the best form of education to our children.
We need to go beyond the proliferation of school buildings and provision of chairs and tables for students to sit in.
It will require more than that to be able to give our children the best education that they truly deserve.
As Gandhi said, “if you want to change the world, you must be the change you want to see. Because, if enough person’s move, that is a moment. And if the movement has enough energy, then that is a revolution. And in education, that’s exactly what we need”
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