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There are a number of factors that affect negatively the quality of education children receive. These are related to four players: the teachers, the pupils, the communities from where the children come and the Government. Some of the factors are beyond the control of teachers - e.g. home factors, Government factors that hinge on policy. However, there are some factors for which the teachers have control and where they can do something - administration, teacher and pupils factors as well as classroom factors. Classroom interaction between the teachers and the pupils has the biggest influence on…mehr

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There are a number of factors that affect negatively the quality of education children receive. These are related to four players: the teachers, the pupils, the communities from where the children come and the Government. Some of the factors are beyond the control of teachers - e.g. home factors, Government factors that hinge on policy. However, there are some factors for which the teachers have control and where they can do something - administration, teacher and pupils factors as well as classroom factors. Classroom interaction between the teachers and the pupils has the biggest influence on the performance of the pupils. Some of the hindrances to good pupil performance include lack of pupil requisites like learning and teaching materials, desks, difficulties in applying appropriately the teaching methods in, corporal and other forms of punishment, teachers' lack of motivation due to poor working conditions, absenteeism of both teachers and pupils. Outside the classroom the biggest factor that affect the pupils is the house chores. You can read these and many more in this book. This book is a must for all those that have a heart to improve children's quality of education.
Autorenporträt
An educator with 32 years experience in education, Dr Mbozi is currently the Performance Monitoring Advisor at Step-Up Zambia. He has facilitated workshops in quality education and qualitative research methods and Action Research in Ethiopia, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe. Dr Mbozi obtained all his degrees from the University of Zambia.