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By Aung Paing
During 18th 19th centuries, education spread widely. However, not everyone
can afford education, and many lack educations.
Today, society see education as the most important institution. The education
institution can affect the other institutions.
Many people who lacks any form of education are looked down upon by those
who have higher education.
Back in the day, education was only for those who are born into high social
standing, such nobles, and riches. The poor are to work with no education.
Over time, the education has changed, and it has now became available for
everyone.
Education also changed in a way that, it is easier now for students to learn.
With new technologies, the education system is nothing like ever before.
No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 enable states to set their own standards,
causing different standards in every states.
One thing that has remain the same is the right to access public education.
Providing more funding to the schools will greatly improve the education
institution. Some school districts lack funding, ultimately affecting the
performance of schools.
Raising the pay for teachers will also improve education institution. A job as a
teacher is not very appealing due to its low pay and long hours of work.
Every children from five years of age to 18 years of age participate in public
education provided by states, from Kindergarten to 12th grade in High School.
The participants in this institution have roles. The roles are students,
teachers, counselors, principals.
The students are the lowest status because they have to follow instructions
given by teachers, counselors and principal.
Citations
Adams, Susan. The College Degrees with the Highest Starting Salaries. Retrieved from Forbes website: http://
www.forbes.com/sites/susanadams/2014/11/19/the-college-degrees-with-the-highest-starting-salaries-in-2015/
Big Ideas for Better Schools Ten Ways to Improve Educations. Retreived from edutopia website: http://
www.edutopia.org/big-ideas-better-schools
Gardea, Raul. Corporate Education Reform Wont Solve the Problems Caused by Poverty. Retrieved from truth-out
website: http://
www.truth-out.org/opinion/item/20678-corporate-education-reform-wont-solve-the-problems-caused-by-poverty