Dirty Water: Education (3rd pd) by Charlene Tollison https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh What do you think are the most important things that you need to tell your group members about this article? en-us 2017-01-25 14:52:17 UTC 2017-01-26 16:25:47 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Apple.png alys_higg6729 https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149364083 I think having clean water is very important for education. It impacts  how the kids learn and most of them drop out of school to help their siblings and parents by getting jobs or taking care of them cause they are sick. It impacts girl very badly because they drop out because they school doesn't have proper toilets and they have to carry water for their families.  It also impacts families because they can be to sick to go to work which makes their kids go to work and drop out f school and if the teachers are sick they don't have those classes.]]> 2017-01-25 16:07:25 UTC https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149364083 Hello! ctollison https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149365932 If you are having issues changing your name, you can just title your post with your name!]]> 2017-01-25 16:11:06 UTC https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149365932 barb_terr0458 https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149643739 Education is important for breaking the cycle of poverty although most schools don't have access to clean water. Without clean water students and teachers get sick easier which makes it hard to learn. Girls not having clean water access means that they will have to walk miles to get clean water instead of going to school and learning. Diseases from the dirty water causes children to become orphans. Children losing their parents means that they will have to drop out of school to be able to provide for their siblings and for themselves. Not having clean water doesn't help to break the cycle of poverty, but helps it continue. ]]> 2017-01-26 15:54:41 UTC https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149643739 Education~ aria_rang0508 https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149646739 Education is very important because it helps break the poverty cycle. Many kids either have to drop out of school because the get HIV's or their momentum is very low due to lack of food and water so they won't get a good education.  HIV/AIDS also cause many kids to become orphans which means they have to drop out in order to be able to provide for themselves and in some cases other siblings. Another issue is when one of the teachers gets sick all the students have to miss school so they dont get sick aswell. For young girls they have to carry 40 pounds of DIRTY water 4 miles leaving them very little time to worry about their education]]> 2017-01-26 16:00:46 UTC https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149646739 Kahleb Craven https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149647370 Education is very important, but a lot of things like dirty water makes children have to stop coming to school. This is because they have to work for their parents because they are getting sick and have to stop working. And this is because of the dirty water. Education also helps breaking the cycle of poverty which is very important because if they are very poor then the children will have to drop out of school to support their parents in getting money for their family.]]> 2017-01-26 16:02:15 UTC https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149647370 Madison Murphy https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149649179 Over half the the schools in the world lack clean water and sanitation facilities.
 With the lack of safe water can cause students to lose momentum to participate in school.
Students may have to miss class to get water or take care of sick family members, if the teachers get sick from the diseases in the water they cancel the classes.
Because they get water from over 4 miles away from their homes, it takes time out from going to school. Then education becomes less important. Girls continue to drop out more than boys because they are the ones that have to travel the 4 miles and get the contaminated water.

]]> 2017-01-26 16:06:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149649179 Franco Stumbo https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149653245 Education is a crucial part of living in poverty. Especially with a lack of clean water.]]> 2017-01-26 16:16:02 UTC https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149653245 kyee_mars0745 https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149655792 Lack of clean water has serious effects on students' academic performance and attendance rates. Many students lose momentum for school as they deal with stomach pains and diarrhea from disease and hunger. Many students don't have a continuous attendance rate because they miss class to go fetch for water, or they are taking care of their sick family members. Sometimes the teachers get sick and the whole class is cancelled. With the many additional burdens that a lack of clean water brings, education simply becomes less of a priority.]]> 2017-01-26 16:21:35 UTC https://padlet.com/ctollison/kxt5tmtdc9kh/wish/149655792