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Save the Teachers through LMS

By Allison Moffatt

The development of a society greatly depends on the foundation of the citizens during their formative years in school; hence, educators play a very vital role. That is why, if these educators fail in their portrayal, the future of the society will predictably collapse.

The quality of education in the United States is swarmed with numerous unresolved issues such as the incompetence and malpractice of educators. For years now, the reputation of public school educators or teachers are stained because of erupting infamous incidents about their attitude and management in the classroom.

Professional misconduct of teachers in the past has shaken the public education because of the results of investigative research conducted in some cities in the country. Teachers were found out to have deviated from the norm of academic excellence as students were allowed to take their tests home; go beyond the prescribed test duration; students were given higher scores than actual performance-while no sanction was given to such malpractice.

Regardless of the degree of prevalence of teaching misconduct, this issue on professional malpractice should be resolved to preserve the decaying of the quality of education in public schools. School administrators should adopt a learning management system, or LMS. The LMS is software that will take care of the administrative and academic undertakings of the school such as record-keeping, performance management, materials sharing, and many more. Since an LMS is web-based, the curriculum is standardized, hence, ensuring that all information, manuals, modules, and test questionnaires are official and approved by the governing administrators. The centralization of information sharing through the internet will promote virtual learning to students and virtual management for educators. In essence, there exists transparency in terms of regulations and curriculum compliance among teachers, students, and the school administrators. The LMS also provides a performance management feature that will monitor the conduct and behaviour not only of students, but also of teachers. This will guarantee the parents that the teachers are abiding by the school's standard procedures. Lastly, the LMS is capable of quantifying the performance of the students based on inputs, thus assuring the parents of the actual grades of students, without biases or anything else.

Establishing the credibility of educators and the education system should be the priority of the public schools to regain the tainted reputation of the teaching profession in the United States.

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