Fewer and fewer people want to become teachers especially in secondary schools. Why this happening and what can be done to tackle this problem?

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and foremost, a lack of interest in becoming

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in the present day is due to the low income of a teacher.

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are being paid much lesser, especially in public schools as compared to other jobs in the private sector.

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, an adult who works as a pharmacist in a private hospital can earn twice as much as a secondary school teacher.

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demotivates the public from pursuing a career in the education field.

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, another problem is that teenagers are very difficult to deal with, and students in secondary schools tend to disobey

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’ orders.

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, we can take several measures to solve these issues. One practical solution to

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problem is that the government can increase the wage of

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. By increasing the salary of

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,

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are more likely to work as

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.

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, a person who is passionate about teaching will be motivated to work harder and contribute to the community.

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, the government can offer scholarships to students to

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their studies as

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.

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,

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with financial problems can afford to pursue higher education and become successful

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.