The Consequences of No Education

In 2020, Kevin Hanley served as a clerk. By 2050, his son was begging on the street. How was Kane Hanley's work all done to one generation? The story is mere fictitious, named Ben Stein's "Lazy Teenager Fables". This is the result of the decline of the United States by deviating from the American educational system. If the educational system fails, we are not better than our ancestors, because we will not receive education and return to the beginning of the beast's burden.

Let's start with economic productivity, one of the most serious effects of education. In the United States and other rich countries, people with higher education levels tend to have more income. This is mainly because they are more effective but not perfect. Figure 1 shows a model of the United States. Education is measured by the number of completed school education. Average income, 2015. Over 25 years old. We multiply the weekly income by 50. "k" = thousand. "13 to 15" = university, no degree. "As" = Associate Degree. "BA" = bachelor's degree "MA" = master's degree "professor" = professional degree. "Doctor" = Doctor Source: Labor Statistics Bureau "income by education level and unemployment rate" using current census data

Those who have a college degree - those who do not have a university degree, average $ 450 per week (unemployment and educational income compared to those who have only high school diploma). The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology has calculated that you will have someone who has never been to college at the age of 30, even though you missed the work and college expenses for many years. For those who accept loans (about 60%), the average average graduation price is about $ 35,000. This is not trivial, but the rate is very low.

Students choose to graduate from high school for a variety of reasons, but deciding to do so may have serious long-term consequences. According to Florida adults and local educators, people without high school diplomas face limited employment opportunities and potential income declines. The reason for dropping out is different, but there is still a solution to make young people focus on high school education. Struggling in school everyday is the biggest reason why most students choose to drop out. For example, according to the Ann E. Casey foundation promised by the United States, immature children who are 4th grade have dropped out of school with four times the probability of their colleagues.