Monday, March 23, 2015

Threats to Universal Education in the Third World

There are several large problems which pose as threats in the third world. Although the education in the 3rd world is taking a positive turn towards the better, the quality of education remains lower than that of first world countries. One of the main threats to universal education in the third world countries is the lack of funding. It must be noted that a large percentage of the teachers in relatively poor countries are actually volunteers and not full time paid teachers. Other threats to this education would be the shortages of supply in areas such as stationary and notebooks which are essential for students to use.




Reference:
Development Goals. (n.d.). Retrieved March 24, 2015, from http://www.developmentgoals.com/threats/universal-education.html


1 comment:

  1. I wish more funds would be targetted towards building up the educational systems in these countries. I don't think that things would ever get better on their own!

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