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The document discusses the challenges faced by children in obtaining an education, including lack of role models, poverty, unmotivated or absent teachers, and lack of awareness about opportunities. This can lead to children dropping out of school and engaging in child labor, perpetuating a cycle of poverty. It notes that test results show high percentages of students in various countries and regions cannot read basic words. The document advocates for empowering teachers and students to provide support through a network, in order to efficiently teach and learn. It promotes the idea that anyone can educate a child from anywhere through its online platform, with the goal of lifting people out of poverty through education.
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- 1. Education for all from all Your 1 hour towards an educated & empowered World www.amara.education
- 2. World of Kishore No role models Uneducated Parents Lack of Motivation to studyLack of awareness about health Poverty Drunk father No support No connections Teachers do not Motivate or sometimes don’t even come to class Is encouraged to earn No awareness about opportunities No hope of going to college School is not interesting
- 3. This led to? Dropout from school + Child labor Low social, emotional, physical and cognitive development Low earning capacity Lack of health awareness Has kids in the same situation as him Cycle of Poverty Continues
- 4. How Bad is it? 2.57yrs 1.71 yrs 6.16 yrs 0.94yrs 5.73 yrs 2.72yrs 4.52 yrs 94% of sampled 2nd graders can't read a word 33% of sampled 2nd graders can't read a word 70% of sampled 4th graders can't read a word Central America 55% of sampled 3nd graders can't read a word 190K additional primary school teachers required today
- 5. What can one person do?? No role models Lack of Motivation to study Lack of awareness about health No support No connections Teachers do not Motivate or sometimes don’t even come to class Is encouraged to earn No awareness about opportunities No hope of going to college School is not interesting Teachers are not empowered
- 6. HOW? Efficient teaching and learning Students andTeachers feel SUPPORTED through this network of educated peers This support is felt at community level through empowered youth
- 7. Educate a child from where ever you are. BIG VISION
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