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let's imagine:
That you are a student; you live in a neighborhood that's affected by Poverty. Your older sibling who is 15 years old works at a construction site to support your family, your younger sister stays back at home to help your mum with work at home; because she is dyslexic and schools do not have the correct training to help educate her. At school, you face discrimination because you are not part of the majority of the population, and you are not equally educated like this other student in the same school as you, lives in the neighborhood pretty close by but does not face any of this limitation towards his Education. How would you feel?
Millions of students face one of those factors every day. We, students, take the Education we have for granted and don't realize the rough conditions a large part of this global population goes through.
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In the present, the students who are in a school right now will be the future generation. If we do not educate the students about this planet, the global economy and structure will begin to fail. Other global issues will arise, and students will not have a proper job to lead a healthy life.
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And as stated in the Article written by Megan Wreft "1 million children will be jobless if education stays a standstill"
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The limitations experienced in education are derived by the belief systems from a community.
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Education will be a necessary component for a secure future for a resident that is part of this developing global community.