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Running Head: POVERTY’S IMPACT ON EDUCATION    1
POVERTY’S IMPACT ON EDUCATION        6
HOW DOES POVERTY IMPACT EDUCATION AND HOW CAN WE FIND A SOLUTION?
USING CHINA’S EDUCATION SYSTEM AS AN EXAMPLE
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Effects of Poverty on Education    3
Effects on Mental Condition of the Students    4
Significance of Poverty in Academic Performance    4
China’s Education Model    5
Addressing the Issue    5
Conclusion    5
References    7
Introduction
Poverty can be compared to a tree with many branches. Globally poverty has affected various sponsors and through several generations. There are several core source of poverty and one of these is the education system. Education level has been the determinant of financial growth and income level in most of the countries. People who are educated are generally financially secured and are better off than less educated people are. Education again can be divided into two parts: formal education and informal education (Santos, Neumeyer, & Morris, 2019). To reduce the impact of poetry, countries have taken into consideration various strategies and plans to promote education among the groups. The essay focuses on multiple causes of how poverty has influenced the education level and system of the country and what are the essential solutions to overcome those hurdles.
Effects of Poverty on Education
The United Nations has defined poverty as the inability of human beings to choose their opportunities and a violation of human dignity. This can be interpreted as the lack of vital capacity to choose their own lifestyle and maintain dignity and status in society. This includes varied options form insufficient clothes to wear, food to eat and health facilities. The main impact of poverty on education is to young students (Stober, 2019).
The students feel humiliated and irresponsible treatment from everywhere due to their financial conditions. Humiliation, indignity and inequality are the standard treatment they have to receive in their daily life. This makes the environment around them unsuitable for fostering good education in them. The financial situation of the students has a significant effect on all the talents and hard work they put in.
The society runs in a way that formal education is treated as a ticket to a better...