Kids Not Getting Education ~ Limited school places however are not the only reason syrian refugee children are unable to go to school. In the chart below we see the distribution by world region. As a result children aren t receiving a proper education. There are 130 million children in school who are not learning basic skills like reading writing and math. Thirty nine percent of the worldwide poor have no formal education at all. Free compulsory school has been a right for children in india since 2009. 23 of children do not reach the expected level of language development by the age of five. 1 in 3 children living in poverty fall behind with their education. Financial pressures prevent children from attending school. More than half 57 percent of primary aged children not in school were in sub saharan africa. Indeed lately has been hunted by users around us, perhaps one of you. People are now accustomed to using the internet in gadgets to view image and video information for inspiration, and according to the name of the article I will discuss about Kids Not Getting Education. There were 60 million children of primary school age out of school in 2014. Some 387 million primary school aged children and 230 million lower secondary school aged children are failing to learn basic numeracy and literacy. 23 of children do not reach the expected level of language development by the age of five. Thirty nine percent of the worldwide poor have no formal education at all. This number has fallen by 50 million since the late 1990s. Most of these children are in school. Education is the first and foremost right of the human beings so everyone should get equality in education. Those living in north eastern africa are the least likely to receive a good. The data shows girls aren t staying in school. Free compulsory school has been a right for children in india since 2009.
So why are so many young women still not getting an education. As a result children aren t receiving a proper education. One in four children not getting a good education more than 1 5 million children are still being taught in schools that are considered less than good by ofsted report by national audit office.
This number has fallen by 50 million since the late 1990s.
With unicef s help there are now 100 million more children and adolescents enrolled in primary and secondary schools around the world than there were a decade ago. As a result children aren t receiving a proper education. Thirty nine percent of the worldwide poor have no formal education at all. Poverty exclusion and gender discrimination are all keeping children away from the classroom.