Form 4: Mr. Mawazo
Form 3: Mr. Hideki
Form 2: Mr. Kim (me)
Form 1: Miss Yang
Mr. Hideki is a JICA volunteer and Miss Yang is a KOICA volunteer. Mr. Hideki leaves at March and Miss Yang leaves at April. Mr. Kim doesn’t start work until mid-February, but the term starts next week.
So Madam Headmistress, what happens when these volunteers aren’t around?
Well, that’s a problem, but not a lot of solutions I’m afraid. We’ll get some help.
Apparently, this is a nationwide problem, and is one for science as well. So multiply the above problem by two, and then multiply that by a very large number to see the teaching shortage here.
Jan 16.
classroom
classroom building
in front of the school
2 comments:
Fascinating...both this story and the one about the computers. How is teacher attendance? That's a big problem in India.
I always thought the "give stuff and then leave" was more a theoretical problem than a practical one, because I assumed people wouldn't be that stupid.
You should become a computer teacher. Math is too 20th century.
The teacher attendance is pretty bad too. I'm not too sure of the extent, but that will be revealed soon.
I should NOT be a computer teacher. I can't do Linux. Math is 20th C, but it was also 5th C BC.
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