Readers Respond
Here are some comments that came in response to Sunday's Daily Star report headlined 'Teachers get no training'.
Iqbal Hossain
It's true that most of the teachers of our country are not well trained. So it's necessary to arrange training camp for the teachers. Nazmul Hasan
Teachers should be well trained for better presentation. Moreover, the books should be edited and perfected to draw the attention of students. Mohammad Masudur Rahman
Research suggests that any physical or mental punishment reduce learners' ability and confidence to ask questions, which has a big bad impact on students' life. Recent ban on any kind of physical and mental punishment is a very good step forward for education institutions in Bangladesh but it has to be implemented properly for safeguarding learning processes for kids. Dr Shaidul Kazi in Finland
It is a good step that finally government is going to give training to teachers for not using corporal punishment at school. At the same time, government should take steps to empower parents against the corporal punishment upon their kids. Education Officer (UEO) & Assistant Upazilla Education Officer (AUEO) should be instructed to visit each school at least once in a month and inspect the overall education environment. Nasarullah
With the change of social stratification, culture and modernisation, the approach of old age punishment culture has been changed or faded out but the mentality of teachers working in those areas has failed to change to keep pace with new approach to create friendly environment with children. We changes in primary teacher recruitment policy. Adequate training, stopping private coaching, enhancing social status of teachers, coordination and effective cooperation between teachers, parents and students and monitoring and supervision of the authority concerned.
It's true that most of the teachers of our country are not well trained. So it's necessary to arrange training camp for the teachers. Nazmul Hasan
Teachers should be well trained for better presentation. Moreover, the books should be edited and perfected to draw the attention of students. Mohammad Masudur Rahman
Research suggests that any physical or mental punishment reduce learners' ability and confidence to ask questions, which has a big bad impact on students' life. Recent ban on any kind of physical and mental punishment is a very good step forward for education institutions in Bangladesh but it has to be implemented properly for safeguarding learning processes for kids. Dr Shaidul Kazi in Finland
It is a good step that finally government is going to give training to teachers for not using corporal punishment at school. At the same time, government should take steps to empower parents against the corporal punishment upon their kids. Education Officer (UEO) & Assistant Upazilla Education Officer (AUEO) should be instructed to visit each school at least once in a month and inspect the overall education environment. Nasarullah
With the change of social stratification, culture and modernisation, the approach of old age punishment culture has been changed or faded out but the mentality of teachers working in those areas has failed to change to keep pace with new approach to create friendly environment with children. We changes in primary teacher recruitment policy. Adequate training, stopping private coaching, enhancing social status of teachers, coordination and effective cooperation between teachers, parents and students and monitoring and supervision of the authority concerned.
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