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Classes are often made up of more than one grade level, the student ratio is often smaller.

The learning environment dramatically affects learning outcomes of students. School’s open space and noise. Inappropriate temperature, insufficient light, overcrowded classes, misplaced boards and inappropriate classroom.

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Teachers are often responsible for extensive administrative supervisory extracurricular and maintenance responsibilities.

Ex. - Junior and Senior High Schools  are often combined, Budgets are often poor supplies and materials are outdated.  -Teachers are more isolated from on going staff development opportunities.  -Salaries are often lower

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Most rural schools face unique challenges  related to  salary levels and lack of facilities. This challenges prohibits successful learning  by rural school learners. Successful learning in rural areas  is also affected by its population  density  as in some cases there are too few learners to justify the establishment  of the school in the area. The result is that living in rural areas  does not provide opportunities for rural residents to  attaine  high level education and be able to provide essential services for their rural communities.

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2. Presence or Absence of Teacher Colleagues

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-something the involves social and cultural aspects

Ex. Lack of Education is a significant big global issues which affects many lives. The simple problem of not having an Education causes problem such as undersupply for the community and it will create a cycle of poverty. Lack of education is a great contributor to problems in a community

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