Summary
- Education is meant to provide equal opportunities to every student, but favoritism is destroying the spirit of fairness and merit.
- The authorities must take strict action against favoritism and ensure equal treatment for every student.
- I hope your newspaper will highlight this important issue and urge the authorities to take immediate steps to end favoritism in schools We welcome your contributions!
Hani Rasheed
Through the pages of your esteemed newspaper, I wish to draw attention to the growing problem of favoritism in schools. Education is meant to provide equal opportunities to every student, but favoritism is destroying the spirit of fairness and merit.
In many schools, some students receive special attention and better opportunities because of their personal connections or background. Meanwhile, hardworking and deserving students are often ignored. This creates disappointment among students and damages their confidence.
Favoritism also teaches young people a dangerous lesson: that success depends on connections rather than hard work and talent. If this issue is not addressed, it will negatively affect the future of our education system.
The authorities must take strict action against favoritism and ensure equal treatment for every student. Teachers and school administrations should promote merit, justice and fairness.
I hope your newspaper will highlight this important issue and urge the authorities to take immediate steps to end favoritism in schools
