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Why isn't there Quality Education for all? - Coggle Diagram
Why isn't there Quality Education for all?
There are different barriers that stops a student from learning.
Some disabilities can be a barrier to the students learning. Someone with Autism cannot focus or over-focus on the assignment.
Poverty is another barrier because some students' parents cannot afford to buy them the supplies they need to complete school.
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There can be behavioral blocks that stop the student from learning. Such as a student with ADHD can have trouble sitting still in class to learn the material.
There can be a language barrier between teacher a student. Such as a student speaks a different language that the teacher does not.
There is also some gender discrimination in the education world in some countries.
There can be conflict between the students that is stopping them from learning because they are too focused on each other than their school work
There are inadequate conditions for the students.
In some parts of the world it can take a child three or more hours to walk to school.
Those walks can often lead them through conflict zones or into wild animals that can be dangerous.
Because of hostile conditions there is a lack of teachers because they do not want to be in those environments.
Children exposed to violence are more likely to drop out of school.
Students in a war-zone are more than likely not able to get to school because of these hostile conditions.
There is a lack of qualified teachers.
The teachers pay is set by the district and are not subject to change with the labor market.
There is an instability in the teacher workforce (High turnover rate and high attrition.)
Some places can be dangerous to work in, causing teachers to not want to teach in certain areas.
Having an unqualified teacher hurts the students in the long run because they are not getting the proper education they need.
The teacher shortage is higher in low-income areas because of teachers with lower qualifications are being sent to the high-poverty schools without the proper training.
There is not enough teachers to go around.
There is a lack of funding that can stop the students from learning.
Lack of funding can lead to large class size. Which means that each student does not get the same education as smaller sizes.
There are fewer advanced classes for those students that need them.
There is a direct correlation between school funding and student achievement.
The schools that are being robbed of the funding is made up mostly of black and latino population.
There is a lack of funding for textbooks for the students.
When there is proper funding it can lead to more student achievement.
There are students that are starved and malnourished and they do not thrive in the classroom.
It is likely that growth-stunted children are less likely to read by the age of eight.
Students are more likely to score lowly on tests when they are not fed well.
Malnourishment can affect a student's cognitive abilities when it comes to learning.
Students are likely to not come to school if they know something important is coming up because they do not feel prepared for the subject because they cannot focus on anything other than their hunger.
There are as many as 151 million children under the age of five that are estimated to be malnourished and not growing properly.
Sometimes the students only meal of the day is at school because there isn't anything at home.
