Grp 13 Quality Education GRAPHIC ORGANIZER AND CONCLUSIONS LINE 3 by

Sofia Cano (Causation)

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Santiago Garcia (Perspective)

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The role of education in creating peaceful and just societies (Responsibility)

Isabella Chu Burgos (Causation)

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CONCLUSIONS

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Schools help people get along by teaching respect, teamwork, and communication. They create inclusive environments and encourage cooperation, preparing students to build positive relationships in school and society.

CONCLUSIONS

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In conclusión together, these texts show that a true peaceful and just community or society is built on equality, cooperation, and mutual respect. It is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to resolve disagreements fairly and nonviolently, with clear laws, trusted leaders, and access to basic needs such as education, health, and housing. Peace and harmony depend on everyone’s participation, care among neighbors, and a constant effort to maintain fair, inclusive, and supportive relationships.

CONCLUSIONS

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If children do not attend school, they may fall behind academically, which affects their learning and grades, as well as causing social problems such as isolation and difficulties in developing skills. It can also affect their mental health.

CONCLUSIONS

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Although education is widely recognized as a key to personal and social growth, not everyone values it in the same way. Cultural background, economic status, personal experiences, and individual goals all shape how people perceive its importance. For some, education represents discipline, effort, and preparation for real-life responsibilities; for others, it may be a path to financial stability or a way to develop specific skills. Understanding these different perspectives is essential for building more inclusive and effective educational systems.

CONCLUSIONS

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Education is a fundamental element in all societies worldwide. Without going any further, it is defined by various international organizations as the main strategy for social development and transformation. UNESCO states that education should be equal for all so that society as a whole can develop at the same level of competence. This does not mean that people are equal, but that they should be offered the same opportunities in terms of education.

Thiago Quintanilla (Function)

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Kinhen Chau (Form)

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How can school help people along with each other?

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The school environment plays a pivotal role in a child’s development. While we often emphasize teachers and the educational content, we sometimes overlook the vital social aspects of the classroom setting, particularly interactions with classmates.

Form: What does a fair and peaceful community look like?

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Una comunidad justa y pacífica es aquella donde todos son tratados con igualdad, los conflictos se resuelven con respeto y todos se sienten seguros e incluidos. Hay leyes justas, líderes honestos y acceso a educación, salud y justicia para todos. La gente coopera, escucha y se ayuda mutuamente, creando confianza y armonía.

Answer source 3

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The lack of education refers to situations where the childs and young people are unable to access or complete their studies in educational institutions. This problem exists in both developed countries and developing nations, although the challenges may differ.

Perspective: Do all people think education is important in the same way? Why or why not?

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Education is not about testing our memory, it's about hard work. Waking up early and going to school makes person discipline in life. To study different subjects in the same year makes students capable to fulfill various responsibilities in life and studying daily will prepare them to work daily in practical life.

Why might problems happen when people don’t have education?

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Financial problems, poor academic preparation, lack of career guidance, and conflict between study, family, and work are major predictors of student desertion. Financial issues often stem from the loss of employment for those responsible for paying for the university, which can lead to stress and a vicious cycle of debt. In countries like the United States, 40% of students who assume this debt are not making their payments, causing students to abandon their studies. Poor academic preparation and psychological attitude also contribute to desertion. The career path may not align with the student's expectations or expectations, leading to higher rates of desertion. The landscape is changing as more universities integrate college models and common plans, allowing students to better navigate their studies and work. Conflict between study, family, and work also arises, with some students deciding to leave their studies due to financial constraints.

How can school help people get along with each other?

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f your child is in a different class or has changed schools, they may be missing certain friends or confused if old friends are behaving differently.

Form: What does a fair and peaceful community look like?

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A fair and peaceful community is one where people live safely and solve disagreements without violence. There are clear and fair laws, trusted leaders, and institutions that treat everyone equally. Everyone has access to basic needs such as homes, education, health services, and job opportunities. People from different backgrounds feel included, respected, and able to participate in decisions. Neighbors help each other, and the norms of kindness, understanding, and cooperation are strong.

Why might problems happen when people don’t have education?

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Similarly, a child's academic development can be severely affected. Without formal education, children miss out on the opportunity to acquire fundamental skills such as reading, writing, and math. This not only affects their academic performance later on, but can also create a gap in their personal confidence.

Perspective: Do all people think education is important in the same way? Why or why not?

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No, not everyone thinks education is important in the same way because of differences in personal values, professional goals, cultural backgrounds, and individual life experiences. While many people agree that education is vital for personal and societal growth, some may prioritize vocational skills or informal learning over formal schooling, while others might see it as a means to achieve financial stability or empowerment.

Why might problems happen when people don’t have education?

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Few things have such a diverse and far-reaching consequence on the overall quality of a person’s life and that of a community, as lack of education. Although it is categorized as one of the fundamental human rights, education is nowadays denied to many children around the world. According to the Borgen Project research 72 million children do not attend primary school, and a staggering number of 759 million adults are illiterate.

Function: How can school help people get along with each other?

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Schools can help people get along through structured activities like collaborative projects and clubs, teaching essential social skills such as communication and empathy, and fostering an inclusive environment where diverse backgrounds are celebrated. Encouraging friendships through both in-class and extracurricular activities also strengthens relationships and builds a stronger sense of community.

Form: What does a fair and peaceful community look like?

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A peaceful society is a place where people live safely and solve problems by talking instead of fighting. It doesn’t mean there are no conflicts, but people know fair ways to fix them. There are clear laws, kind police, and leaders who listen. Everyone can share ideas, vote, and has access to food, homes, schools, and doctors. People help each other, respect differences, and learn to be fair and calm. Peace takes work and cooperation, and it’s something people must protect and build every day.

What happens if a child does not go to school?

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Imagine that a child is not sent to school for a year. That decision can be compared to not watering a plant for a season; inevitably, the plant will wither. Similarly, a child's academic development can be severely affected. Without formal education, children miss out on the opportunity to acquire fundamental skills such as reading, writing, and math. This not only affects their academic performance later on, but can also create a gap in their personal confidence.

Perspective: Do all people think education is important in the same way? Why or why not?

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People do not all value education equally. Cultural norms, economic situation, personal school experiences, individual goals, and how relevant or high-quality the education is determine whether someone sees schooling as essential, optional, or irrelevant. Understanding these differences helps design fairer, more effective education systems.

Why might problems happen when people don’t have education?

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Growing up, many individuals assume that education is unlimited and that everyone has easy access; however, not receiving a proper education can have a major impact on an individual. Across the world, more than 72 million children are not able to gain access to an adequate education. In addition, almost 759 million adults remain illiterate. Part of this includes a lack of awareness to pursue an education. Further, many people who do have access to education typically take it for granted when many children cannot. It is important to understand the value of learning and the potential repercussions without it. Here are five consequences of not having access to education.