The lack of class management skills could be shown as the result of insufficient control. The inadequate number
of inspectors in primary schools, insufficient control of teachers by the ministry, has left education and teaching to
teachers’ conscience. This deficient control would lead the education reach its contemporary educational objectives
tardily. Besides this thought, it was thought that recruited inspectors for primary schools in 2007 would be guidance
for the teachers and take a key position in education by solving the controlling problems. However today, the
deficiency in the number of inspectors, we are facing with controlling problems. Besides, insufficient in-service
education courses applied to the teachers, and school directors are also regarded as one of the weaknesses of
education. The efficiency would be increased if these in-service courses are applied by educated directors in the
particular subject. Also the control of teaching would motivate the teachers. The degree for the effectiveness of the
activities at meeting the objected goals of education and teaching should be evaluated. Determined successful
teachers should get incentives, as for unsuccessful teachers, the required recommendations should be made; even
particular courses should be offered with the aim of providing adequacy. It is obvious that these recruitment courses
would be different motivation sources for the appropriate teachers who attend these courses and for the rest.
The strength of first stage of education which is primary school, affects the following stages of it. Sufficient
privileges should be provided for the school directors when the teachers are controlled at primary schools because of
the reason that directors have more information about teachers compared to the inspectors who see the teachers for
limited time. Accordingly directors’ evaluations and recommendations on teachers are actual and instant thus they
would provide more effects for education and also ease the work of ministry.