Sunshinek, Outline: A Demonstration for Proper Education
Mariann Kovács, Renáta Tavi, László Kovács, Nóra Szlobodnyik
Professor Frank Prescott
Language developement: TNA 1026
21 April 2018
Professor Frank Prescott
Language developement: TNA 1026
21 April 2018
Outline: A Demonstration for Proper Education
Thesis: The main issue regarding the Hungarian education system is that
the teachers are underpaid and overworked, resulting in fatigue among the
instructers as well as the students.
Body I: Teaching is becoming less appealing to the younger generation.
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This leaves
Hungary with few teachers, giving them extra work.
"Wages
are incredibly low, which is the main reason why teaching is not attractive to the younger generations. Salaries are
even lower if we take into consideration the salary
increases in the private sector. Consequently, the beginner stock associate in Aldi receives 272,000 forints per
month, while a novice teacher gets only 203,000 forints" (Woods 1).
Body II: There is not enough governmental money
placed into the education system.
·
"Consequently,
it happens many times that teachers have to buy colored paper, chalk, or copy
paper for the classes" (Woods 1).
·
There are constantly new
institutions created to supervise education, but that money would have more of
an impact going into the schools themselves. Teachers are not given the proper
supplies to educate their students, so they need to take money out of their own
pockets, which is not enough based on their low wages, to give their students
tools to learn.
Body III: Teachers experience burnout because
they are extremely overworked.
· "Inspection introduced by the government
creates tension in the staff and decreases collegiality. This is because
teachers have to rate each other's work which results in pique and isolation.
Moreover, the qualification process ny which teachers can advance in their
career is very stressful for many" (Woods 1).
Conclusion: By raising the salaries of the
instructors and giving them less bureaucratic tasks, Hungarian education can be
reformed.
Works Cited
N. Kollár, Katalin and
Szabó, Éva Pszichológia pedagógusoknak,
Osiris kiadó,
Budapest, 2004
Woods, John.
“Hungarian Education: Underpaid and Overworked Teachers.” Daily
News
Hungary, 24 Feb. 2018
"PISA
(Programme for International Student Assessment).” Ugrás a Főoldalra,
2018
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