The Myth of Equal Education

America is absorbed in being a defender of equality in every aspect of society, but it is not so. This applies in every aspect of life, but it is particularly noticeable in the American education system. The United States insists on offering equal education to all people regardless of external factors, but the economic class often tells what kinds of students are available and how well that education is It plays a role. Because education is the foundation for future success, this inequality due to socio-economic status means that this is the beginning of inequality in daily life and that the system creates this inequality.

Equality is a myth that is subsidized. Furthermore, in the United States this is a necessary myth. The word equality evokes the concept of opportunity and opportunity. If all competitors have comparable stadiums, all participants gain equal opportunities for success. Unfortunately, in the United States, even a few people can achieve very little success, but many people have to fail. This cruel fact is only a byproduct of our economic system which is a system rooted in the principle of capitalism. Capitalism is the economic game of Darwin who survives the fittest. This kind of medicine is too difficult for ordinary Americans. Therefore, the myth of equality

In society, people always strive for equality and justice. Regarding special education, it is very accurate to state that "fairness does not necessarily mean equality, fairness means appropriateness". As stated in the article "Women's Day" there are many misconceptions about not only fair myths but also the concept of equality. Equality does not necessarily imply fairness. If one child is disabled and the other is not physically handicapped the concept of equality can not be applied. Children without obstacles will always be superior to disabled children. Situations that do not offer attention to vulnerable children are always unfair and inequal.

In other words, gender inequality has been penetrating the world and it is correct that it can be said that "gender equality is a myth". However, if the above problem is solved, this myth will be defeated. This is the only way to promote gender equality, as it is a prerequisite that this must be achieved if the country wishes to embark on a path leading to development and prosperity. "Gender equality is not a mere objective in itself, it is a prerequisite for addressing the challenges of poverty reduction, promotion of sustainable development, and building good governance."