Some may say developing countries should educate their own people. Twenty percent of young people in developing countries fail to complete primary school and lack skills for work. These kids are unable to access basic quality education that we have. No matter what part of the world someone is from, everyone should have an equal opportunity to learn. Education has a big sa bug positive impact in a person’s life, and it shouldn’t be taken for granted. Education has a `positive effect on society. This essay discusses about how educating children can have an incredible impact on societies, lifting families and communities
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Which could be beneficial because they may be young children who are brilliant but may not have the resources to further their education. Accoding to Brookings. Edu, (1)there are millions of young childeren who are at risk of can not reaching their full development potential. This evidence suggest and shows that this because them suffer from the negative consequences of poverty and inadequate learning opportunities. Education can make people more well rounded. Personally, I have had someone I am very close to experince a not so good education. My cousins who lived in Accra, Ghana were not recieveing the education they needed. They were not recieving the education they should have been taught. Now that they have moved back to America again, they have improved so much as students. Specifically one of my cousins, Preston, is a great example. (4)His grades changed dramatically and he became interested in after-school activities such as football. Studies show that after school activites develop the skills they need in order to successfully work with others. As well as it shows a correlation between improved grades, behavior and work habits as a result of students’ involvement in after-school …show more content…
Many girls around the world are more likely to be excluded from school, and face multiple obstacles to education. So many girls in countries such as Afghanastan, Liberia, and so much more are able to make progess in this probem. This is shown in the article by Global Partnership. Org. For example, in the article, a young girl, Juliana, in Cote d’Ivoire is the first to go to school in her family. Since schooling became a law in 2015 for all children aged from six to sixteen, the point of veiws have been changing. (3)In the words of Juliana’s teacher, “Parents now understand that both girls and boys need to go to school to succeed in all aspects of life.” This shows that not only do these kids want to have an education and how it can help them but, people such as parents are starting to see it, Which is why we as people should see their needs and lend a
Which could be beneficial because they may be young children who are brilliant but may not have the resources to further their education. Accoding to Brookings. Edu, (1)there are millions of young childeren who are at risk of can not reaching their full development potential. This evidence suggest and shows that this because them suffer from the negative consequences of poverty and inadequate learning opportunities. Education can make people more well rounded. Personally, I have had someone I am very close to experince a not so good education. My cousins who lived in Accra, Ghana were not recieveing the education they needed. They were not recieving the education they should have been taught. Now that they have moved back to America again, they have improved so much as students. Specifically one of my cousins, Preston, is a great example. (4)His grades changed dramatically and he became interested in after-school activities such as football. Studies show that after school activites develop the skills they need in order to successfully work with others. As well as it shows a correlation between improved grades, behavior and work habits as a result of students’ involvement in after-school …show more content…
Many girls around the world are more likely to be excluded from school, and face multiple obstacles to education. So many girls in countries such as Afghanastan, Liberia, and so much more are able to make progess in this probem. This is shown in the article by Global Partnership. Org. For example, in the article, a young girl, Juliana, in Cote d’Ivoire is the first to go to school in her family. Since schooling became a law in 2015 for all children aged from six to sixteen, the point of veiws have been changing. (3)In the words of Juliana’s teacher, “Parents now understand that both girls and boys need to go to school to succeed in all aspects of life.” This shows that not only do these kids want to have an education and how it can help them but, people such as parents are starting to see it, Which is why we as people should see their needs and lend a