The Effects of Poverty on Education

In today's world, people need to compete for employment on a global scale. And one of the most important elements for getting a high salary job is education. But even the best schools can not overcome some obstacles facing students at the door. Poverty, chaotic home environment, differences in access technologies, and lack of funding for schools can adversely affect children's education efforts. In today's economic environment educational funds have to be reduced even in the wealthiest states and regions, and the already unstable areas are now in a bad situation.

In the next few columns we will explore the impact of socioeconomic status on children. First of all, I would like to discuss the impact of poverty on education. I chose education because it relates to various benefits, including income, diversity of occupation selection, and general happiness. There is a gap in education between wealthy children and poor children. 50% of the students with the lowest parent income make up only 14% of undergraduates. This is a huge number that has great influence on the daily life of all students. Please think about how this affects your own life. Since they have no economic advantage to help admission, how many surprising people are there in your university experience?

Various forms of education are the key to breaking down the cycle of poverty. It may have an exhilarating influence on other aspects of society and may seem quite irrelevant, such as girls' education, which can reduce the number of deaths before birth. The relationship between poverty and education is complex, but education knows that people can help make healthier and more informed decisions about children, their lives and lifestyles. In addition, education is to educate children about what children can receive from adults and what they should receive and whether or not to show the benefits of respecting the rights of children to adults It plays an important role in the rights struggle of children. In East Timor, children claim rights at school through "children against violence" project. They traveled around the country and raised awareness of corporal punishment through drama and drama. In this situation, education is a powerful tool to make the world a better place.