Why Pakistan’s Teachers Are Burning Out Teachers in Pakistan are overworked, underpaid, and burnt out; improving their wellbeing is vital to save education and the nation’s future

Teachers in Pakistan are overworked, underpaid, and burnt out; improving their wellbeing is vital to save education and the nation’s future.
By Tariq Aqil

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Teaching children in their mother tongue boosts learning—Altaf challenges the English-medium obsession harming young minds.
By Hamza Malick

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Anjum Altaf’s Wake-Up Call To Parents: Rethinking Education In Pakistan Anjum Altaf urges parents to rethink Pakistan’s flawed education system, advocating mother-tongue instruction and child-centred, quality learning

Despite high fees, Pakistan’s schools fail to deliver quality education—Anjum Altaf calls for urgent parental involvement and reform.
By Hamza Malick

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