Challenges faced by teachers in private schools : Mohammad Altaf Dar

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Srinagar, Nov 17 : Prominent Socio, Political Activist And Sr Trade Union Leader Mohammad Altaf Dar in a statement issued to press express his concern over teachers play a pivotal role in shaping a well-educated soci­ety, yet in many private schools in UT J&K, they are denied their due rights and respect.

In stark con­trast to Western countries where teachers are revered, UT J&K private school teachers often face torture, humiliation, and receive minimal salaries.

Teaching, considered a noble profession, is unfortunately treat­ed as a servile role by private school owners. Despite charging hefty fees, these schools exploit teachers, providing them with low salaries and subjecting them to unethical treatment, including public humiliation.

This behav­ior not only negatively impacts teachers but also leaves a detri­mental impression on students, contributing to an illiterate and unethical society.

Prominent Socio, Political Activist And Sr Trade Union Leader Mohammad Altaf Dar (Rajbagh) said While the private school sec­tor thrives, with owners accu­mulating immense wealth, teach­ers are relegated to the status of mere sales people.Despite exor­bitant fee hikes, teachers’ sala­ries remain dismally low, leading to dissatisfaction and discontent among educators.

The key is­sues in the private sector, includ­ing poor salaries, disrespect, and autocratic administration, high­light the concerning treatment of teachers in these institutions.(CNI) Current News of India


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