Students' Struggle with Darkness
Our country's education system has always been a problem. Although these problems are slowly being solved, more effort is needed to catch up with the level of developed countries. All efforts continue with the improvement of schools and education. However, despite all efforts, double-shift education continues in 11,000 schools. In this situation, students arriving in the morning come in the dark, while students leaving in the evening also go home in the dark. Darkness is a major obstacle for students and parents.
How Should the Situation Be?
The deplorable state of our schools, the unresolved problems of our teachers, and the helplessness of our students and parents are greatly wearing down our education system. When the addition of many schools operating with double-shift education is considered, the problem grows even larger. These problems should actually be corrected with a good government policy. However, like all governments, the new government also seems to have placed education at the very bottom of its priorities.
