If people receive a decent education they will obtain the qualifications that they need to go on to further education such as university and into the workplace. Education will improve literacy and numeracy skills which again will benefit people when applying for jobs. Furthermore, education will lead to well paid jobs which will then allow you to afford a nice house, car, holidays etc and you'll "escape" from poverty.
The truth about education, is school earning more money from student, the
teacher being hired to make profit for school. these does not helped poverty
of the country. also it lead individual to become more greediness by wrong
teaching, knowledge learned from school by per individual perceive more
material things. teaching to fulfill there dreams is not right, it would
create a craving for something that would lead to corruptions. The answer
to poverty is not education but be contented of what we have.
i believe so because if you are living in poverty, by receiving an education growing up you realize that whatever state that i was in whiles as a child when i grow up by receiving an education i can make life better for me and my family
Both poverty and lack of education can create a cycle of disadvantage, with one often contributing to the other. Access to quality education can help lift individuals out of poverty by providing opportunities for employment and economic empowerment. Conversely, poverty can hinder educational achievement by limiting access to resources and opportunities for learning.
to pressure the nation to address the problem of poverty
Education would help poverty because the more education you have, the more likely you'll be to go to college, and after college get a job. If more people had jobs there would be less people in poverty.
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EDUCATION will be always the best possible solution of poverty.
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The poverty cycle is a cycle that shows the different factors of poverty. Born into poverty- health problems- lack of education- lack of job-(that is the poverty cycle but it keeps on repeating
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Thomas I. Ribich has written: 'Education and poverty' -- subject(s): United States, Occupational training, Education, Economic aspects, Poverty, Economic aspects of Education
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