This ppt is as hope of SDG from whole world

1. By:Sashwat pandey

2. Q1.Did There is Free Primary And Secondary
Education?

3. Ans:1 Yes, it is Free Primary And Secondary Education
According to SDG 4 Quality Education, primary
education shall be compulsory and free of charge.
Secondary and higher education shall be made
progressively free of charge. Free primary education is
fundamental in guaranteeing everyone has access to
education.

4. Q2. Did we should Eliminate All
Discrimination In Education?

5. ANS:2 Essentially, power relations, discrimination and
the guarantee of equality are defined through Quality
education. It can be used as a tool to form prejudices
that lead to discrimination, or we can teach students to
accept a multicultural and diverse society in which Boys
and Girls are equal.

6. Q3.Did Universal Literacy and
Numeracy are in Good number?

7. Ans:3 Literacy helps students apply reading, writing,
speaking and listening skills across a variety of subject
areas.” Numeracy is “the ability to understand and apply
mathematical concepts, processes, and skills to solve
problems and make decisions in a variety of situations,
including real-life scenarios.”

8. Q4.Did There is Equal Access
To Pre-primary Education?

9. ANS:4 Access to pre-primary education has increased
globally, but many children still haven't been reached.
Globally, the gross pre-primary enrolment rate
increased by 28 percentage points in the last 20 years,
from 33 per cent in 2002 to 61 per cent in 2022 .

10. Q5.Did there is any Build And
Upgrade In Inclusive And
Safe Schools?

11. ANS:5 In the past year, over 1 billion children
experienced physical, sexual, or emotional violence.
While that number alone is staggering, so too is the
global cost of violence against children which could
reach up to $7 trillion. Violence in school and on the way
to school occurs almost everywhere but is much more
severe in some regions and against some groups. No
child can learn when she feels unsafe.And therefore
goverment has built safe and Upgraded schools

12. Thank
you!