Educationless Children Can't Follow Their Dreams!

Did you know that not all children get educated in some countries? In Somalia, only 10% of children go to primary school! Similar to that number are Haiti, Eritrea, Comoros, and Ethiopia. This is not alright. Those people won't get the same education as us in other countries, and they probably won't get as good jobs too! Getting a job needs education and lots of those children might not be able to pursue their dreams just because they didn't get to go to school!

This makes me sad because I'm so used to being able to go to school that I've never really stopped to appreciate the money my province has and that we're able to pay for schools and education for kids. If we hadn't I wouldn't be where I am today. This blog probably wouldn't exist either! 

Stop right here to appreciate your education and money. You will be able to get whatever job you want when you're older. 

Now that we've got that over with, let's take a look at some interesting facts about this problem. Did you know that, as of 2015, one in every six kids does not get to go to school! Sub-Saharan Africa really gets affected by this problem with over 32 million children at primary school age without education. Central and Eastern Asia and the Pacific are also severely affected with more than 27 million uneducated kids. This is crazy! That is so many children that might not get their dream job because they didn't get enough education! 

The following are some solutions to help fix this devastating problem. 
  • Donate to poor countries that don't get enough education. I've been trying to make some fundraisers and I hope this will help with some problems. If some education-deprived countries get some more money through donations and fundraisers, hopefully they will be able to open more schools. 
  • Enjoy your learning. Don't be sad about it. You will be able to get a good job one day because of it and you should appreciate that. What if one day you are sent to a different country and you don't get to complete your education? Who knows? It could happen! 
I hope that we can fix this problem. I hate the fact that some people can't follow their dreams and I hope that one day, everyone will have the opportunity to learn at school. Before I go, I just wanted to mention the fact that we now have an Instagram account for Save The Earth! Search for save.the.earth.24 and you might find us! Check it out! 

Please try out the solutions so that we can help with this problem. Together, we can change the world. 

-EarthLover24     

Comments

  1. SapphireJuly 15, 2021 at 2:13 PM

    Hey! It's been a long time!

    Once again- super informative post! Education struggles are way too common in underdeveloped countries, and this brings light to those issues and problems. I will definitely check out your Instagram! I have a question, why do you think these certain countries have these particular education issues? Do you think they can solve these issues with money?

    Awesome job!

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  2. AnonymousJuly 15, 2021 at 11:04 PM

    Hi, S.A.!

    I think that these countries don't have enough education because they don't have enough schools. I don't think that they can completely fix this problem with money, but it sure would help! It takes lots of resources as well and you would need an educated educator to educate the educationless.

    I appreciate your interest in the topic. Thanks!

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    1. SapphireJuly 22, 2021 at 3:59 PM

      Great answer, I agree! And great job with the alliteration on the educated educator line, it would make a great tongue twister 😅

      Yeah anytime!

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