The other problem which was introduced by 83% of the students was the restriction of students' evaluation to
midterm and final exams. Teachers can be more flexible in evaluation. They can enhance the reliability of their
evaluations by adding practical projects for evaluation. They should not limit their evaluation to mere administration of
midterm and final exams because some of the students cannot show their abilities in these exams.
The other problem which was identified through 86% of the students again was overcrowded classes. Teaching in
overcrowded classes is difficult because there is not enough time to allocate every learner and all of them cannot practice
oral exercises. Thus, the teacher cannot implement communicative method in the class as a result of populated class
which hinders teachers to spend time on each student.
Different problems were identified by teachers' responses to the interview too. One of them was the teachers'
dissatisfaction with their incomes. It seems that those teachers who are involved in two jobs as a result of insufficient
income do not give value to the quality of teaching because they have got their own problems in their life. The findings of
this study can be a support to the study which was done by Bahari (1989) in the province of Fars.