The Importance Of Education In Education

Why are our children failing in school? If and when a child begins to fail, there may be several reasons behind this notion, but what if our children are falling behind due the lack of motivation from parents, teachers, and even themselves. How can we expect students to be excited about learning if they don’t have parents who are encouraging them to be better learners? Teachers who are showing up to only do the bare minimum, when perhaps they need to not only be willing to teach, but to also inspire their students to help build a brighter future. There can a number of ways an instructor can encourage a class to push harder and do their best, the benefits of doing so may make or break whether a child will aspire to a higher education

Often times children depend on their education to pave the way to a better life for them and their families. Gene I. Maeroff, author of Rule tying pupil promotion to reading skill stirs worry, quoted principal Herbert Rahinsky, who expressed that “I am frightened that we may end up losing some of these kids, creating a whole new group of dropouts. . .” that leave the education system without possessing the proper certification to obtain a job in the future. The majority of companies hiring require a high school diploma or equivalent and to be hired for some of the best paying positions will demand its applicant to have some college education more times than none

When an instructor is not excited about teaching, that feeling is likely to be transferred to students. Several teachers are overworked and underpaid, this is a nationwide problem. As a consequence, educators are passing students along without them comprehending the basic literacy and arithmetic skills. Carl singleton, author of What our education system needs is more F’s, that was featured in the Chronicle of higher education, argues that the “main problem of our educational system is the common practice of giving credit where none has been earned. . .” (192). When classrooms are overpopulated, teacher-student interactions decrease and this dwindles the quality of motivation many students need to reach their greatest potential. Without doubt in the situation where students outnumber teachers, students who don’t get the proper attention will most likely be motivated to