Teaching Struggles

Summary:

most kids have to track many miles just to get clean water, and spend most of there day as young as five tending to there crops to eat. going to school is mostly but never and option. kids who do go to school can take the same normal classes but other ones such as farming and dress making. however the schools the kids attend lack facilities. the schools are mostly temporally and are at the state of collapse. so some lessons are under the shade of a tree. rarely and text books and lack desks and teaching aids. the schools struggle to maintain teachers. those who teach have to teach up to 100 kids per class.

Reflection:

I feel horrible for the kids and teachers there. I know I am not capable of tending to 100 students a day in one class. Not only do the kids have no desks, they don't have running water or toilets. As the rest of the articles I want to cry. A human only has one life. And we should all live well and enjoy this wonderful life. my heart goes to the people who care and are education the youth of there community.

Evidence:

There are no toilets or running water

most kids are orphans

over 300 kids under a shade of a tree during hot weather

buildings can collapse at any time.

Questions:

" are all teachers this dedicated?'

" what is the percenteage of homeless kids and orphans in the schools"

"what is the normal age they drop out in and or start school."

Work cited:

"Build a School Organization."