Problems in South African Universities
Introduction
Many universities in South Africa have big problems. The leaders do not manage the schools well.
Main Body
Some leaders care more about politics and money than teaching. For example, some universities have bad leaders and fake degrees. There is also a problem with money. The government gives money to students, but the system is broken. Now, universities do not have enough money to work well. Some schools say they are great, but they are not. Students do not have safe places to sleep and they owe a lot of money.
Conclusion
South African universities are in danger. They need better leaders and better ways to use money.
Learning
💡 The 'More Than' Pattern
In the text, we see: "leaders care more about politics and money than teaching."
When you want to compare two things to show which one is more important, use this simple bridge:
More about [Thing A] → Than [Thing B]
Examples for your life:
- I care more about health than money.
- She cares more about books than movies.
- We care more about English than history.
🛠 Quick Vocabulary Swap
Look at these words from the story to describe problems:
- Broken → It does not work. (Example: The system is broken.)
- Fake → Not real. (Example: Fake degrees.)
- Owe → You must pay money back. (Example: Students owe money.)