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the human distinction from it nationally, i system our series continues to the henderson on d, w. the users prefer spent, some people treat us as it were inferior because we can't read or write to it. but i see it this way. you mean we, we are all the others are some of it's not being able to do your abc times tables is no measure of intelligence. it's about having proper access to education. millions of people worldwide miss out from school. and yet education is a human rights news . in 2020 to 250000000 children and world wide did not attend school.
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one of the main reasons is poverty in the wealthiest countries in the world, children go to school for an average of 10 years in the poorest countries. it's not even 3. the many schools are poorly equipped and often they are far away. many children don't go to school because they have to help their parents either with shores at home or help earn an income. another reason for the education crisis is the global teacher shortage. according to un estimates an additional 44000000 primary and secondary teachers will be needed world wide 520-3015 1000000 in sub saharan africa alone. they say the professor that creates all of the professions that makes all other professions possible. you would think that there'd be a lot of respect for the occupation and that people would be very well paid. but despite the events has made an education that is generally not the case. and so
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where people have decided to go into it, the schools are also off in the scene of more and received according to the studies education under attack. more than $5000.00 the tax on educational institutions were registered in 20202021. the a 3rd reason for the problems in the education system, coven, 19 in uganda schools remain closed for 83 weeks. during the pandemic world wide, over half a 1000000000 pupils were unable to take part in online learning. center welfare countries were able to do ties. teaching content during the pandemic, this enabled pupils to learn how to use the new technologies the according to the unesco world education report. digital media has positive effects on learning, but only if they are also pedagogically supported. today,
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only half of all countries world wide have defined training standards for the i t skills of their teachers. yet, teaching the skills is now more important than ever. the artificial intelligence has long since arrived in the classroom with unregulated ai systems can threaten democracy and human rights if they are used to inside hatred and violence. the, despite all the concerns education expert mark, not in a gar on belief that artificial intelligence is nothing to worry about. there's no stopping the wave of digitalization and artificial intelligence. it's, it's, we've already been using it. the thing it has so quickly was the so though these do
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generative, hey, i was producing something really concrete like a whole essay or a picture, or now a video i know to see sore a opened as the world economic forum. also address the topic of education for point o. in addition to data analysis and programming, schools should promote social skills that focus on people, such as collaboration, empathy, social awareness, and global responsibility. and it's report on the future of schools. unesco also focuses on global connections. the earth should be seen as an interdependent system of people, animals, and the environment. and additionally, schools should teach kids how to recognize fake news. i think every teacher should be teaching students how to critically think, how to analyze how to evaluate how to make good decisions. we don't want to get too caught up and the content and specific knowledge because knowledge is constantly
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changing, advancing. we don't know what tomorrow's careers are going to be. so let's teach students how to take the his days begin early and always have josie sent to us comes from the por, northeast of brazil, when he was just 5 years old. his mother left him with an aunt in the countryside out of necessity. but instead of sending him to school, she sent him to harvest, cocoa they went shot the park only just for me as you leave me a whole. and i'm a shedding of what happened with him and told me i have to work if i wanted something different. that was for me, i had to wake up at 5 in the morning. i felt that while you called there was no red or cookies or anything for breakfast on friday, just coughing by when i was with many x, y, v g. which in the field from 7 to noon. yeah. i go home for lunch and then went back to pick coco without assistance on fridays,
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just dealing with that and that is the cell on saturday. if he's gonna stop, if he didn't to day he was beaten right before he turned 18. he finally ran away. he went to school for the 1st time, but only briefly. he had to earn a living and there were no evening classes in the countryside. but you're always going to by doing various part time jobs. these days he works as a cleaner on the campus of rio de janeiro state university. as an illiterate man, just a doesn't have the self esteem to apply for other jobs. when i was one project and asked if i wanted to be a farm and but i refused about that because i had no schooling, but i knew they would ask me about my schooling. while he's not the only illiterate person in the cleaning crew, they sometimes feel ashamed and are often treated unjustly because business persistent, uh, some people treat us as it were inferior because we can't read or write to you. but i see that this was, you mean we, we are, well,
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the 1st one was about it's just that sort of had we opportunity to get an education feedback freshman and others haven't all now at the age of 56, he's been given the chance he's long been waiting for a free literacy course every afternoon, right here on the university campus. the group may be very small, but the problem is huge. over 10000000 brazilians are illiterate. around 90 percent of them are over 40, like she has a many of how to work from an early age. so the lessons here start from the very beginning. i nearly swan is wants to teach her students something more besides the alphabet, self confidence the 22 year old is a student teacher at the university. she knows the problem from home for parents didn't finish school either, but she always received full support from her family. now she one step,
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lose the educational task for others voluntarily. as this, besides those easy blah here because they were denied the right to education and they're ready lines is the fact that they have this will power of through the queen through of to so many difficulties lost by that they know to, to be put in. and start that also for us all road as educators a deeper meaning to call them as a result is one of the most populous countries in the world. social inequality as an norm is of the more than 200000000 inhabitants, almost half have not completed or attended school. for many, this means having to work hard for barely more than a minimum wage of around 250 years a month. like choosing as an illiterate man. he also has to struggle with the practical hurdles of everyday life. when he go shopping, he has to pay close attention. what does the science and packaging labels actually
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say? what's the difference between these? he asks a lot of questions and tries to hide. he's a literacy catching the ride. the bus is also a challenge as they can't read the directions he lives in sellers out into the tea in the suburbs of re edition ero at home. his wife is main supports in everyday life. she didn't finish school either and also works as a cleaner. but she can read the good morning say are you what? okay, tell me monday this morning we have a cleaning job in lock g long as i slow since that's who is our job. okay? up is inside the k. these are his work instructions via text message. no one inches. he's cleaning company is aware that he is able to read these taxes and just say only since his response as audio or emoji on today says file,
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i've read the words with the following syllable. us just these top priority is for his son, but i know to graduate from school, the 17 year old helps his father with his homework so that just they will also be able to manage on his own. his literacy course is an initiative of the institute of engineering sciences. the brazilian state has drastically cut spending on adult education and recent years. the project at the university also offers lessons for school dropouts with previous knowledge. it's intended to make at least a small contribution to 2nd chance education. the way i miss this is that digital for each thing. so it's not about everyone in the country having a doctorate justice, just like it's about these people being able to develop within the function. so within that, what plans i can buy, you think of a country in which the rights of people are i suspected i'm protective,
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you will also help the country itself improves people that can normally answer actually by the 1st things as a does every morning is clean the toilets, he often thinks about the many missed career opportunities in his life, but he's determined to change that. now. i don't care to find ways you don't want to be a foreman or even a supervisor and reach a management position sky. we have to seize the opportunity to continue school wednesday. the 5th. i'm going on vacation soon, but i'll be coming here every day to attend classes. i want to continue my education, and i have to put in the effort that you've gone. there may still be a long way to go, but the 1st steps have been taken and it's clear that it's the right path. illiteracy is declining and presenting slowly but steadily the
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like the dancing. if you energetic know freshly energize these kids and are ready for a music lesson, today's schedule involves clipping and nothing to gain a sense of rhythm and trying to st. june to practice into a nation the, it's a rental. put unity for these children in india as capital daddy. most of them come from low income households and attend government schools. but right dictation is free from age of 6 to 14. however, what's missing from the curriculum topics like sports outs and music? in the was most populous country parents very much so science. one thing that
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children to become doctors or engineers, that often means pressure repeating one bit child to go more than the record. so if parents are here and for them a successful. yeah, they always hold one, they're trying to be here for them use it gets here to challenge this perception on a rock and disappears. founded in n g o in 2017, where they use music to educate, to come to, to do need to be to and that's how you live a, b, c, t. it just stays with you. um, music has a tendency to stay with you. they teach and government schools and then their own facilities in south daily reese, most houses have a special focus female education. the sent a piece of x off is a stone and ministration. it's not right, like a story with a plot and a character,
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the the big, the d i for you of the nice on the saw one mentions i can via using your to make the 1st. who do i need the queen? we have seem to see mean, negative a queen. so we're using that the 1st so people don't feel uncomfortable in many indian households. it's to do to talk explicitly about anything related to sex and sexuality. for girls and for boys be gone. just going, fema diana, have you gone to school? so you fix and on, you know, wrapped in a song how solution seems to work the,
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the type of disease. i like this because of the heavy to express something, look some and so it's difficult to comprehend that can gotten a good for the language in music is different. i think it's easy to decipher. and through songs we can understand what menstruation actually. yeah. that, that kind of good after what the goals get a small gift and the classes dismissed. well, some children make their way home. those had to be in jewels most popular plays. a mobile recording studio hidden in a bus. here that can practice, then you already acquired music skills or performing, conducting producing. they can try it all and maybe even discover new career paths . the
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tv. most people around the world have one or at least access to 1. 12, why there are more than 1700000000 households with at least one device. but is television just entertainment, or can also be educational. a program from kenya, cruz it can this is julian from the mover. and this is george kyra qualified accountant and turned farmer although he grew up here in rural demo room, the switch was challenging. initially, just to derek house, produce much milk. but then he appeared on television. why come to ship 5? this week we need to, we have his participation in the canyon tv shows some uh, shape um, changed everything, getting help from me before the sound pressure pump gave me my phone. i had less
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than actually or doing 15 stanley tests monday. but when they sound bruship up came, being able to even for me, up to hundreds with us on the phone. thanks to advise from a dairy farm expert to change the animal feed, he was able to boost the productivity of his cows. george kind of also cultivates mays and grows t both are highly water intensive and that's a considerable expense. the tv shows supports the farmers here too. it's partnered with various companies which provide the farmers with materials and supplies, such as animal feed, fertilizer, and even equipment in return for product placement in the tv show that you helped me by each time i looked up on putting this all up on their details that are you helped me to lower their petition costs some of the funds and i'm so grateful for
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lots for the told me to show most of the issues when it comes to sean. but should we have trouble all by itself? because find hard watching from want to put them, giving them like they need so they can adopt and make fuel from small production even why the climate change. somebody is the swahili word for garden or farm. the point of the show is edutainment. farmers get advice on practices and methods. it's been running on tv and can you since 2012? what is the host is actor tony to who knows. he's been on board since the very beginning. and we don't go on only goes like spots for you started save your planting mays. we go the next path who uses means which spring to the farm about the importance of god said how to punch into the ground and how to take care of it. all the way up to that, how this the uh and uh,
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sometimes even marketing when i'm gonna ship the show was financed by various n g o's, an international scientific institutes in kenya. the 30 minutes show is a weekly format. it's always filmed on a different farm and focuses on a specific set of problems and solutions. one important aspect is showing farmers how they can better protect against the climate change when he told us to plant trees. no, we tell 5 miles to many more to leech, where they don't, how the environment and does that, that, and you good use of water today, the team is in castillo in western, kenya. they're visiting eric. oh, geo, who's been a farmer all his life. the 1st thing that i notice that they work with professionals like me, i've done this project for a long time. like i have a lot that lot. he needs some advice about these checks which aren't growing as
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well as they could. and the employee with an animal feed company explains that eric needs to ad enzymes to his chicken feet. the show wants to reach as many farmers as possible around 70 percent of kenya's population live in rural areas and work in agriculture. but rule exit is, is a serious problem. the program aims to show that farming is financially attractive and meaningful work. studies have shown that after 2 years of airing, several 100000 households were regularly tuning into the show and altering their finding practices as a result. the team checks up on george cairo 2 a year after their 1st visit. oh hello. what's happening? yes, i'm thinking that cause he's the same, same go. yeah, the other one, are you sure? sure. we know viewers can see how helpful the expert advice has been. one more
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reason why the show is so popular, the notion of schools in frequent buses, long distances when the village school closes, children often have to travel a long way to get an education. ended up via the government wants to close smaller schools as part of its education reform program, the school kids and not having any of it, the singing a state anthem against the state. these pupils and angry lakia are singing in protest against the school reform planned by the lab fee and government. and they are not alone. school children all overlap via are gathering at the same time on this day. protest singing has a long tradition in latvia,
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in the 19 ninety's latvians demonstrated for their independence from the soviet union in this way and were successful. will they be this time to? and media donate is a 9th grade at the school in english, a, in western lafayette. she's due to go to high school next year. if everything stays the same, she'll be able to continue at her present school. but if the school reform comes into effect, the 15 year old will have to attend another school my school. so if i can go to school here anymore, i'll have to travel far to be able to continue my education. it is a basic goal is much closer for me in the school reform plants to either close small schools in rural areas completely or restructure them so that the upper grades are cancelled. as in india, yes, case. the idea is to make school education more efficient, less is more according to the government. the schools that remain are to be better
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equipped, both financially and in terms of stuff. there's an acute shortage of teachers and lots of yeah. those already and retirements like this physics teacher have to keep on working so that classes aren't canceled in good a lives directly on the baltic coast on the gulf of rica, only one and a half 1000 people live here. back when it was larger, the town used to be the district capital, but the population shrank. like in many places in latvia, if the high school here were to be closed in new, you would have to travel 25 kilometers to the next larger town. be the school i don't even know. yeah. for a family living in the countryside with 2 children in high school and the daily bus trips back and forth will make life very expensive for students with children will have to get up very early on travel far. so and come home late. oh, they will have to eat elsewhere a few times, but most of the families budget will be for the children's schooling. would utilize
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it to get that's going to be a big problem full because mostly ill, probably the government and laugh for you as capital rica sees things differently. the ministry of education points to the current results of last in school children's performance. they've been steadily declining. the reform is meant to solve the quality problem. but what about the people in their concert means st. vincent novels that will always be people who cling to the positives. and it's difficult to argue against emotions when i see the rational arguments and the results of the school reform will only pay off over the next few years. but if we don't change anything today, it will be very difficult for our children to integrate into the labor market down the line. 15 year old amelia is not thinking about the labor market for the time being. nor is she concerned about lab fee is poor standing in the international piece of study over the last few years. right now. she has to eat the
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super mother cooked. her mother understands the government arguments that school education needs to improve, but at what cost will go. the most important thing is the families are doing well. the
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so either thing and do the same way you expect and more different things from life than your parents. i just want to pursue what that's my thoughts or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stop in port is not i want my son to become a doctor to in the cloud. it's time to, to get your generation with a sleep asked and then when generation smash, watch now on youtube. b. w, don't you mentioned this kind of when it feels like therapy the
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this is the news life from the ukraine's president calls on the european countries to shoot down russian drones and miss styles law. the me is the landscapes request follows one of the biggest and russian ariel bombardments of its full scale invasion. a few trained at least 5 were killed in the tag, in the attacks taxing the countries energy infrastructure. also on the program. germany's chance of a visit to the scene of these holding an knife attack off shots, promising tough old weapons restrictions and types of rules for asylum sake of prosecuting. since they're investigating a syrian man who confessed to killing 3 p.

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