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Global education crisis

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  1. Mhm.
  2. Hello,
  3. my name is Maya Abdi and I'm taking to come
  4. to 20 social media course at the university of Washington.
  5. Tacoma.
  6. Welcome to my ted talk and for this ted talk I'll be
  7. talking about the global education crisis that we are currently experiencing.
  8. For starters all across the world we are seeing a massive decline in learning basic
  9. learning skills at a very early age in Children and an increase with the literacy for
  10. many adults living in a country with a high income while being a low income member
  11. and being from an immigrant family leads to
  12. Children suffering early on with their education.
  13. The consequences for the Children that come from these
  14. families are the lack of learning skills that they don't
  15. gain and also not having the same abilities as high
  16. income Children do when it comes to their education.
  17. Yeah.
  18. Um while money isn't being put while money is being put towards
  19. the education system for the Children to succeed in the future,
  20. the way it's being handled could be wrong.
  21. The annual cost for this is $129 billion.
  22. Yet the Children grow up not understanding basic education and learning skills.
  23. So how can we change this?
  24. Um Well since money isn't the main issue as of now we can look at the,
  25. we can look at all the many, all the things that are causing this.
  26. Uh We can first make changes on how we teach
  27. the students and most importantly how we train our teachers,
  28. seeing as how not every student learns and studies the same.
  29. We can figure out multiple ways to proceed to do
  30. this uh where one student is a visual learner,
  31. another can be an auditory learner.
  32. So with small changes like this,
  33. um, in an article that I read for this class,
  34. um it mentioned that we should train teachers to support the weakest learners
  35. at a very early age to catch where they are struggling the most.
  36. So during later years, um, of their education, this can lead to um,
  37. them having a better understanding and learning skills.
  38. The school board and education system can have a great
  39. contribution and digging further into finding ways to make these changes
  40. happen.
  41. Uh,
  42. looking for schools that are achieving their
  43. goals and having an increase in their early
  44. learning education and using them as an example
  45. while comparing to see the differences from schools
  46. that are declining in these areas is a great start.
  47. Um, if we know and see what we are doing wrong or where the decline is coming from,
  48. we can fix this.
  49. Um,
  50. so this can be taken globally to see the positives
  51. and negatives um from other school districts and they can
  52. on how they're handling this.
  53. Uh, we see a pattern that shows positive impacts for students.
  54. We can use it as an example to better our education system.
  55. We can use social media to show and promote what we are,
  56. what is currently happening with the early learning
  57. education for young Children by posting ads.
  58. Um, um, posting on websites and providing the research
  59. of what school districts and boards are doing and, um,
  60. to make the recommended changes,
  61. which would be showing the progress that is being made.
  62. The parents are following along with the progress.
  63. They can pass the information along through
  64. social media to promote towards their parents,
  65. to other parents, teachers, school boards and, um, districts.
  66. So we can officially see,
  67. um, great changes towards the global education prices.
  68. That is all. And thank you for watching.