EDUCATION AND THE FUTURE

Education standards are a serious problem all around the world today. In many countries, people suffer from poor conditions in schools or they can’t fulfill their potential because of their family background. To overcome the problem of education standards, schools should be funded by the government and families should be informed about why children’s education is important.

The first problem which is faced by developing countries is cost of schooling. Children who are born in poor regions don’t have an opportunity to have a good education. Poor equipment, inadequate or poorly trained teachers, even lack of schools lead to low standards. To overcome   this problem, governments and citizens should take initiative.Equality should be provided in terms of access to education. Well-equipped schools and expert teachers should be provided to all people.

The other factor which leads to a poor standard in education in developing countries is the family. Many children can’t enroll in schools because of their families. Seeing children as a labor force and discrimination against girls are among common issues in developing countries. As a result of these, families don’t let their children go to school or have a higher education. To solve the problem, families should take responsibility for their children’s future. The government should also develop policies to encourage parents to send their kids to school such as boarding schools, school dinners, tax cuts and the like.

To conclude, education is the key to changing the country's future and reaching the level of  developed countries in terms of educational standards. However, cost of schooling and family factors can cause problems in education. To increase the standards of education in developing countries, inequalities should be reduced among people and everyone should benefit from their rights to education equally. Well-equipped schools and well-trained teachers should be provided to all citizens. The family factor shouldn’t be forgotten, either. Families should be informed about this issue by governments or NGOs. They should take responsibility for the future of their children and the future of the world correspondingly.