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M ateo Posada A proper education is the key to personal success in our ever-changing world.

'Without education there's no hope. Without books there's no education'

Lack of proper education..

Education can solve alot of problems.

It can educate people in 3rd world countries about AIDS and other STDS, about how to feed and shelter themselves.

Education can help kids avoid a bad lifestyle.. it can provide them with knowledge to live a better quality of life.

** [|Lack of Proper Education] ** Now a days, lack of of proper education is one of the problem that we are facing. There are lots of reasons why this problem occurs. First is corruption. Maybe this is the main cause, because we all know that this is the government's doing. For example the funds are for the school but what happened? The funds go to the persons who manage the money. Second oner is poverty. We all know that we are experiencing this kind of problem. I observed that instead of going to school, children are working so that they will survive in every day life. The third one is financial problems. Some of the students are graduated from highschool but they cannot enter college because theirmoney is not enough. It is reserved for their food, clothing and shelther. The fourth one is lack of school facilities. When i was watching the news Ive seen the classrooms that has no chairs, the windows are destroyed and the classrooms are not comfortable. Well this is one of the problem that we are facing, I hoped that this will be solved for the sake of our youth. [] = Most youth lack the proper education for skills needed in the workforce. But before addressing the problem of these youths, shouldn't we address the circumstances that brought them to this situation in the first place? = Most youth lack the proper education for skills needed in the workforce. But before addressing the problem of these youths, shouldn't we address the circumstances that brought them to this situation in the first place? Child labour is still a huge problem in the world today despite covenants ratified by most states to protect children's rights. These children have no choice but to support their families by working in factories etc. Children living in poverty and working do not have the time nor the adequate opportunities for proper primary education thus in effect, causing them to be unemployed during their youth.

1. What is the World Bank doing to alleviate these children and their family from poverty?

2. Is there any form of relief or assistance already in place? And if there are, do we see a long-term solution to it? Or are they just short-term relief in a small scal [] [] Education is a basic right for all children around the world, yet in the developing world there are almost two billion children, most of which are not receiving an a proper education, or any education at all. According to the Global Fund for Children one in five children, 120 to 125 million children, are not enrolled in school. Of those who do receive an education, mostly in the developing world, one in five will not make it past the fifth grade. The lack of education for much of the worlds children is of grave concern, and continues to impact not only the life's of the children themselves, but the development and progress of entire nations. If a large majority of a countries children are not educated, the prospect of the future business, political, religious and government leaders of is marred for many generations. As a world community we are fighting poverty, disease, war, child labor, child soldiers, human slavery, trafficking, and so much more, yet our biggest fight and the root of so many issues is a lack of education. Children and adults who are illiterate or uneducated are more susceptible for victimization and therefore decreases life expectancy. **Distribution of Children Enrolled in School Worldwide** [|UNESCO] The lack of education in the developing world means more than just another generation of illiterate children, who will enter into the same cycle as their parents. This is a generation of children who will continue into a life of poverty, with no real tools to fight the cycle that plagues their families and villages. Children do not go to school, or our pulled from school, for a number of reasons, however the largest is that children are used to assist the families and work. It must be clearly understood that while many children are forced to work in horrid child labor conditions, much of which is child slavery, many are working along side their families in the fields or home. [|World Bank] The problem with education in poorer countries, is not only a lack of funding for education, but also a lack of infrastructure, so therefore while basic education may be mandatory in many countries, the quality of education is far from adequate. As the educational demands around the industrialized nations increase, the developing world is falling even farther behind. With a the basic educational needs of children so often not met, children are not being given a fighting chance at braking the cycle of poverty, disease, abuse, war, and so much more. Education is more than an escape, it is a fundamental right, and we must work together to ensure that all of the worlds children receive a basic education. However we must not stop with basic education, we must work to ensure that children have the opportunities to obtain all levels of education, and close the educational gap between the unindustrialized and industrialized countries. Children are our worlds most valuable resources, and therefore we must make substantial investments into developing those resources. []
 * One of the most important reasons for psychic ailments, defects and deformities is the lack of proper education. Education means proper psychic training and exercise. This training is initially imparted by teaching literacy. That is, it is done through teaching the letters of the alphabet: A-B-C, ka-kha-ga, etc. You can see that in most of the countries in the world - in almost the entire world - the vast percentage of the downtrodden people are illiterate. They are lagging behind in the realm of education. Everywhere, especially in Muslim countries, you will observe that the major portion of the population is downtrodden. Even where there is no shortage in wealth, in Muslim countries and certain other countries, the people are still in a downtrodden condition. So, education is a must - education is mandatory - and you should do something to spread education in each and every village throughout the world. You should do something clear and concrete in the realm of education. Proper education means elevating the standard of downtrodden humanity.** **[]**
 * The great Nobel Peace Laureate Rigoberta Menchu Tum says a great change is taking place in the world. What is required she says, is global education. The problems in the world can be solved when the whole world population gets educated - not just in facts but in values, in the common values that pertain to entire humanity. We need to listen to the indigenous peoples of each nation, listen, find out what they want, and discover from them the solutions they offer for creating a glorious future. **