Self Esteem Theory Essay

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INTRODUCTION
Education is a process of enlightenment for the attainment of an improved and advanced quality of life. Education is the most powerful agency instrumental in bringing about the desired changes in the social and cultural life of a nation. An efficient system of education leads to the strengthening of learners’ competencies and the enrichment of their talents, interests and values.
The process of education is mediated by what the teachers does and teachers have the potential for enhancing the quality of education by bringing life to curriculum and inspiring students, making them curious and attempting self directed learning. For better or worse, teachers determine the quality of education. In this view, one can easily determine that …show more content…

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