These days in many countries, fewer and fewer people want to become teachers, particularly in secondary schools. What are the reasons for this, and how could the problem be solved?

To start with the reasons, there are two main factors which are concerned with ease and it should be highlighted.

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, the monthly salaries of the teacher are very poor which cannot meet their demand.

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, mocking the style of teaching, of the staff is common especially in secondary schools because of the rules which are implemented by the government.

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, in South

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there are some rules for senior high students that a tutor should follow, like, they aren't allowed to beat the pupil, which gives leverage for the scholar to misbehave in the class.

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, most faculty members prefer to lecture for primary or higher secondary class

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, there are some solutions which can help the mentor to educate

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pupils by increasing their monthly wages,

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, persuading people to opt for teaching by showing off the benefits of becoming a pandit.

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, in the intermediate level very mocking is done often should be ironed out by executing strict regulations within the schools.

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, in ,India an intermediate class lecturer has the authority to punish the learners who are behaving improperly.