In some countries younger people are increasingly losing interest in teaching. Why is this happening? What can be done to improve the situation? Give reasons for your answers and include examples from your own experience.

Young individuals in some
country
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increasingly
loose there
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lose their
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interest in teaching.
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, teaching is the key to a good education
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our children. We need to encourage younger people about the
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of education.
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salary and more benefits to
teacher
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the teacher
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is the main point to motivate young teachers.
In addition
, we need to establish more
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and modern technology
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other countries.
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, we need to improve all
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aspects
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in
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teaching and focus
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young
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a young
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teacher
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teachers
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. Give them the benefits
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instant free access to
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the internet
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internet
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give
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and give
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discount
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the discount
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card
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to all government facilities. In summary,
government
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the government
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must focus
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young people
teachers
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and teachers
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not pay small
salary
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. Must give all the benefits
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the same authorities.
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  • demanding workload
  • financial incentives
  • prestigious career
  • career advancement
  • educational system
  • outdated curricula
  • negative portrayals
  • public perception
  • stressful profession
  • financial rewards
  • social status
  • job dissatisfaction
  • early career change
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