This document discusses the goal of achieving universal primary education. It explains why ensuring every child receives an education resonates with the author because it is a basic human right. Providing education could help solve other issues by creating more knowledgeable people. Locally, the author could get involved with programs helping children or volunteering. The greatest contribution could be volunteering with organizations assisting children in staying engaged with school. Social media could help by educating people on teaching techniques and sharing statistics on education's impacts.

1. GOAL: Achieve
Universal Primary
Education
Kristina Long
TUNIV 200

2. Why does it resonate
with you?
❖ Ensuring that every child has received proper
education resonates with me because I believe that
every child deserves the right to an education no
matter their circumstances.
❖ If we put more of an emphasis on children gaining
genuine education this could help create more
knowledgeable people who can then, in turn, aid in
solving various other problems such as combating
HIV, and other diseases.

3. How can your interest be
applied locally
➔ Become knowledgeable.
Understand what the demographics are
for children receiving an education around
me.
➔ Get involved.
Become involved with programs such as
Boys and GIrls to help children with
homework and various other activities.

4. Where can you personally
make the greatest
contribution?
❖ Volunteering with various
organizations that help children
remain involved with school
and see the benefit of
education.
Tip:
Make sure those
around me are
knowledgeable
about the
information with
children not
receiving adequate
education.

5. Is there a feature of social media that
can be uniquely applied to this goal?
❖ I believe that social media can be a huge asset to
improving this goal. Through the use of Facebook and
Instagram, teachers are able to educate all around the
world of the benefits of various teaching techniques
and how they improve the lives of these children.
❖ Posting information and statistics of the impact of
providing education for children would bring to light
the importance of the problem.