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| Sindh Launch |
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Future of nation depends on quality of education
Karachi : The future of nation is dependent on quality of education being imparted to our youth, and it is imperative to give education the highest national priority to boost national cohesion and prosperity, said speakers of a moot here Thursday. ...
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Medium of instruction, math skills are major problems
The NGOs have done their home work on Pakistan's education landscape and found out that ...
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Report draws dismal picture of education system
If it was not the numbers that interested you, the pictures and people would have: students clad in blue uniforms climbing the roof of a moving bus in order to get to school; Kashif, 10, a labourer who dropped out of school as his teacher “would beat up students and often leave after taking attendance”; or a scene from a grade seven mathematics lecture at a government school in...
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Sindh education status report launched
KARACHI – A dialogue for the provincial launch of the “Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) Pakistan – 2012” in Sindh and to share the findings of the survey was arranged here on Thursday.
Secretary Education Fazalullah Pechoho was the Chief Guest at the event. ...
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Only 3 out of 27 children reach class 10 in Sindh
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Alarmingly low level in learning abilities of children
84% children of class three cannot read stories in Urdu and sindhi languages. ASER Survey ...
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Madam Anita Ghulam Ali and Javaid Jabbar addressing on the occasion of Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) launch in Sindh
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\'32 percent of children aged 6-16 years in Sindh don\'t go to schools\'
s many as 32 percent school-going age (6-16) children of Sindh are out of schools and two in every five children from Class-V cannot read the text course of Class-II in Urdu/Sindhi, the Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2012 revealed. ...
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Govt accepts responsibility for teachers’ shortage
Monday, February 04, 2013 - Karachi—Secretary Education, Fazal Ullah Pechoho, has said that it was the government’s responsibility to make sure about enough teachers to teach the children. Presiding as the chief guest at the event of Regional Launch of Annual Status of Education Provincial Report (ASER) 2012 issued jointly by South Asia Forum for Education Development (SAFED), Idar...
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