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Why is education so important for children around the world?

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Why is education so important for children around the world?

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The impact that quality education has on children worldwide is substantial. It not only increases their knowledge on school topics but gives the children opportunities to learn social and life skills too.

WAYS IT IMPACTS THEIR LIFES:
1. Education leads to better jobs and resources.

2. Education increases their knowledge when it comes to their health, providing them with the knowledge to decrease their risk for preventable illnesses.

3. Education increases their pay wages, lowering poverty rates.

All information on this panel is from: (Rueckert, 2019)

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There are many barriers to providing quality education to the world's children. The number one causes all the other issues is poverty.
- Poverty directly contributes to the following barriers:
1. Lack of supplies
2. Lack of teachers
3. Lack of classrooms
4. The cost to attend school.
5. Hunger and poor nutrition.

Another big issue is the views of girls vs. boys. In countries with big gender differences and values, girls are often left behind when it comes to education. They are seen more as the home caregivers and only the boys need education.

All information on this panel is from: (Rueckert, 2019).

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How do nurses play a role in meeting the goal?

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How do nurses play a role in meeting the goal?

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Nurses are always the patient's advocate. We are the voice when they aren't being heard.

Ways we can help achieve goal #4: Quality Education are:
1. Help foster the need and inform people on why education is so important.

2. Encourage investments into the resources needed for educational facilities

3. Advocate for education to be a priority in government policies and in practice.

4. Educating communities on the importance of both boys and girls attending school.

5. Educating people on the importance of good hygiene skills and drinking from clean water sources.

All information on this panel is from: (Quality Education: Why it matters, 2019)

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Education - United Nations Sustainable Development. (n.d.). Retrieved April 26, 2019, from https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/education/

Rueckert, P. (2019, January 24). 10 Barriers to Education Around the World. Retrieved from https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/10-barriers-to-education-around-the-world-2/

Quality Education: Why it Matters [PDF]. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/ENGLISH_Why_it_Matters_Goal_4_QualityEducation.pdf

Why Education Matters to Health: Exploring the Causes [Pamphlet]. (n.d.). Richmond, VA: The Center on Society and Health.

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"Enrollment in primary education in developing countries has reached 91 per cent but 57 million primary age children remain out of school" (Education, United Nations, 2019).

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- The 4th Sustainable Developmental Goal (SDG) is Quality Education.

- This goal is one of the most important goals on the list because it can directly impact other goals.

- For example, no poverty and zero hunger are goal #1 and #2 on the United Nation's list of SDGs. If children receive the quality education they need, this can directly impact the first goal by lowering poverty rates as children increase their skills and knowledge and working in the communities, as well as bring trade skills, such as farming which brings food security.

All information on this panel was found from: (Why Education Matters, 2019).