The problem of education inequality | CNBC Reports

[@princejha4326]

This is soo true.. But the real situation is even more dull. For the sake of the work, schools are providing the online classes to the students without considering whether they have or haven't necessary access to the resources. This malice is pervading in rural regions more abruptly

[@danielmorille2574]

These schools teach anti education based on a failed economic model.only the schools in Finland actually educate their citizens bcuz their education system is not based on following other failed systems. I think India may be at a realistic model of education also

[@princejha4326]

@@danielmorille2574 Agree.. Even so long after the civilisation we are imposing the same norms disregarding the environmental changes in the field of education.

[@krishafyme]

Just so they can take fees!!

[@sayabudakbarubelajar8824]

i love your vocabs, i learn new words from your comment, this is education

[@DivineMinistriesofHaiti]

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[@danielmorille2574]

A system not based on the reality of life is not education.its a program

[@aryamore6343]

This thing is also evident in India. Students preparing for NEET/JEE (and for many other competitive exams) who pay lakhs of fees in coaching institutes get a remarkable edge over the students who can't afford to go to these coachings. Most of the teachers teaching at these institutes are IITians, doctors, etc. These coachings provide great facilities to their students, so the results are obvious. There are very few government colleges (of class 11 and 12) in India who actually prepare their students for these competitive exams. Also what I have noticed is that it's not just the school that you go to matters but also the kind of peer group which you have. Also, the support and thinking of your parents and the overall society and environment in which live matters when it comes to education.

[@yongweisu]

A voice from Cambodia 🇰🇭! I came from a state owned school and finished my high school examination with A grade. Then, I enrolled in a state owned university and completed my bachelor degree last month. Recently, I joined a Management Trainee Program to compete with other fresh graduate students in order to earn the top 5 spots to be qualified. One of them was a girl that graduated from foreign countries (she spent 3 years in Singapore and one year in Australia) and I can see clearly see the difference between us in term of languages, skills, and knowledge. It’s hard to stay being optimist because in reality students from rural areas in my countries don’t even know how to properly use a computer while those in urban areas ace this skill and other multiple skills since they were young. To my knowledge, one of the possible ways right now is to enrich the English language to the disadvantaged students and also creating high quality educating contents in our own language, namely “Khmer”. Ideally, I hope those students will obtain the proficiency in English language, then study the contents that suit their interests through educational media that vastly available at hand now.

[@dvfh3073]

Gali de kat.hbaja.

[@meghnasajeev7425]

I'm from India and here, students can get admission to all the big universities only through an entrance exam. Due to covid the exams were postponed in April (which is the usual time they happen). Now when the country has hit peak infection the Central Government has decided to hold all the exams. At least 30 million students attempt these exams each year. Despite the clamour from the students and Opposition, the Government is proceeding with it. Students have a long list of various concerns that are brushed aside. 1. Due to the rains, many regions are flooded, families displaced and property destroyed. 2. Transportation is nearly impossible. Some States have still not lifted the lockdown, so trains, buses and taxis are either unavailable, or charge exorbitant rates. 3. The Exam Centres are few and far between, particularly in the rural areas. Without means of transportation, students are unable to reach the exam centres. Even if they do manage to arrange for transport, as hotels and restaurants are closed, or open only for takeout, they cannot find safe accomodation 4. Many of the students have applied to multiple universities offering same or similar programs. They all have entrance exams in September. If a student tests positive due to any of these exams, either he cannot take the exam, or he infects hundreds of others when he attempts the paper despite the illness. And like always the poor and disadvantaged in the country are suffering the most in this situation. The government has offered no explanation or assurances for safety This is a no win situation for both students and their families. The government has no solution that affects millions of students' education and career other than to postpone the exam or hold the exam. This is the state of education in India right now, due to an incompetent government.

[@princejha4326]

It's devastating :(

[@krishafyme]

Ikr, idk y government is so stubborn on this topic

[@ayushacharya972]

I'm from Guatemala 🇬🇹, and You can crack JEE or NEET with the extra time you know 😶, which I didn't have years ago

[@anushkapanchal5037]

Meghna Sajeev and no mainstream news even cares to talk about this

[@solaikrishnavenivijayakuma8443]

True

[@nampalamonicah6303]

"An education that prepares learners for life after school" I would really love to see this. In my country, we are trained to seek jobs, so may graduates are frustrated by the education system. Most of them end up studying by staying in school all their lives as a defense mechanism. Our education needs to teach the mind, heart and hands for us to be a bit more successful.

[@apoorvadoshi6569]

If you wanna research about the real inequality in education, you should visit India.

[@vikrantkulkarni1241]

yeah, so true.

[@127.suchithreddyyeruva9]

I too agree with this 👍👍

[@karanamvyasaraj463]

True

[@bishakhabiswal4844]

I agree at top level

[@itachi72819]

True

[@TonyFrancis4591]

agreeing with you. I got into public school in Kerala and afterward, for college I got a 100% scholarship. thanks to that I have no education loan. we should focus on the education and financial equality of the society so that people have upward mobility and people others as well. 👍

[@fareehaxoxo8568]

@Sudhir Kakar Not really! Many people with degrees are unemployed . It's about creating change ,and a proper structure

[@pbassassinz8097]

Your English is so bad they wasted a scholarship on you. They should have gave it to someone who can read and speak English properly.

[@scarlett8562]

@@pbassassinz8097 It wasn't bad though? and funny how you're attacking them when you can't type English properly either.. It's given* not gave :)

[@VijayThapa]

Malcolm Gladwell has also explained it in his book "Outliers".

[@basedcataphract5852]

We also need to teach students how to learn, einstein himself said "I do t teach my students, i give my students an optimal environment for learning, and they learn by themselves (paraphrased)" Sure, yes, quality teaching is ver fundamental, but without teaching them how to learn, they would be dependent on other people rather than independent.

[@zuhanuddin7696]

"We should not cap tye achivement at the top, but try harder work harder to lift the bottom." If that was how ministers of education were in every country, this video wouldn't even exist

[@economicsinaction]

Great piece Tom, this issue needs more attention in the media

[@memorablequestionslee9812]

I hope digital education is more developed to fill the inequality gap of education.

[@10-OSwords]

Education is a joke. I graduated 4th in my class as an AP Scholar & National Merrit Commended student, couldn't get into a very small college that was not even that prestigious & even if I could have I was only able to get 1 $700 scholarship, my parents had no college fund for me & I was not going to go into a lifetime of debt for some very unknown future...America, land of wage slave.

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[@amanirosefoundation]

There will never be equality in education or wealth. That’s what makes us all get up and work hard, we want to be at the top.

[@lenzalafonso9508]

Everything has a price. If you want quality education, you pay quality money. It's hard, but no easy way.

[@sillygo0oser]

If they banned private schools and more taxes went towards public schools, i bet you things would change very fast. It would also be easier to do this if we stopped tax cuts for the wealthy and stopped raising taxes for those of lower income

[@ISpiers]

I can always tell that these videos are super credible because of the handheld camera work and the distracting and completely unnecessary zooms.

[@aperson2730]

In my opinion the most important thing which determines the educational performance of the child is whether his/her parents value education or not. Everything else is secondary.

[@jamie-tl7ru]

I'm from Ireland and feel like the divided is quite marginal and that if you are willing to put in the effort it does not matter what school you go to. and public and private schools are similar I go to a public school and don't feel any worse off but the Irish government subsidise private schools by paying the teachers wages

[@aryamore6343]

Many things comes into play when it comes to excelling at studies. Like parental pressure (or support), the surroundings in which you live, the peer group which you have (eg. if your class environment is competitive, you would automatically start working harder. But if the students with whom you spend your time are misguided and not serious about their lives, then it becomes a destructive recipe for your future as well), whether you are surrounded by the people with positive mindset or negative mindset, the resources you get, the quality of education you receive (this is usually dependent on the kind of teachers you have and the system your school follows, etc. Also, it's not just the financial thing. I have seen many rich kids getting spoiled because they didn't got the right parenting and environment. So, many things play role in education.

[@mugi6674]

Some people think the covid-19 pandemic exacerbated the education inequality. But there are more and more resources online,which can help bridge the gap. Maybe it's the consciousness rather than resources that is more important.

[@aryamore6343]

It's not just the resources but also the proper environment and guidance to study hard

[@starchannel123]

@@jacquelinefoley3665 by the teenage years it’s usually too late to motivate students

[@topchalk2520]

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[@XOPOIIIO]

My education didn't affect me in any positive way. I just wasted my time. But I'm successful anyway, because I was self-educating, anybody can self educate these days.

[@durexuncensored]

me too

[@azamimehdi4854]

Education is the foundation of success

[@SimpleLifeAlways81]

Was the foundation.

[@trekntrails7512]

Here in India education is a business ,the more money u have the better education you'll have which very obvious leads to inequality

[@Parishkrit19]

Hey CNBC please make a video on Indian students facing problems in this pandemic.....

[@arupmandal9963]

Without solving social and economic inequality . We cannot solve education inequality. We are suffering but government wants to keep education more expensive to some handful of rich family.

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[@priyankabisht8839]

This issue needs more attention from everyone, very nice work done by the CNBC team to highlight this issue in your report

[@sunitakumari-os7oi]

India has changed its education system now...I am quite hopeful about it 👍

[@TrulyS2345]

It haven't changed yet... They said it will take 5-10 years to implement... And we all how well govt. is famous for implementing the reforms correctly.. FYI:- if u dont know, it usually turns into a disaster

[@tindrums]

India has a simple system. Deny college seats and government jobs to those considered privileged irrespective of their test scores. two ways to address inequality - Lift the ones below or suppress the ones considered on top. The former is tough but the later is easier for bureaucrats and politicians. India has been following the "suppress the top" since independence and it has become quite rabid at it now.

[@darkgalaxy5548]

For the most part, education is just a hoop to jump through. Very little of what one learns in school is useful.

[@dstorm7752]

The solution is to have a meritocracy, and use scholastic aptitude tests of the kind which allowed a poor kid like me to go to college. But the Left wants to give college admissions and jobs to people based upon accidents of birth such as gender and ethnicity.

[@Parishkrit19]

Indian Government is forcing around 3 million students to sit in entrance exams..... Please do a ground report Or just a dedicated video on this topic...... Thank you

[@phamquangminh6297]

The education system is terribly inefficient in my country Vietnam. The state-owned schools are very underfunded and/or affected extremely badly by corruption. The private schools seems to offer better quality of education but at a tuition fee unaffordable for most families and only the rich can afford. Awfully bad situation here in vietnam.

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[@iTeachTEFL]

I live in Uzbekistan. We also face these difficulties linked to education inequality. But I work at the education center, so called private school, and the situation leaves me to be desperate at times. This is the case because some students, although minority, are difficult to educate and it's really hard for them to digest the even simpliest information when at the lessons. I believe that a family background of such students has a lot to do with this issue. I barely find time to workout extra time with the students that are falling behind in general. But the thing is, the pupils are falling behind is because the basic education from their toddler time wasn't meant to develop their logics and reasoning as much.

[@thuynguyen-rx3hb]

Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other

[@TheLovebird4444]

I completely agree with what they were saying...schools rely too much on big exams and not enough on the persons skills and traits that they are going to need to make their future successful. I always remembered the stressful exams that were pass or fail and i hate to see that my kids are going to have to go through the same thing when they get older.

[@landlord5552]

Money makes money. Not the education, but right contacts what you get near right people. Sad or not, but little some can do about it.

[@rockstartai]

The solution: a free, quality education model, based on first principles and human connection (no digital AI tutors!)

[@nagsen4921]

Private education is the route of inequality.(I'm entirely agree with this statement)

[@priyankuhandique7058]

Money matters

[@rikkichadwick3548]

Brazil here, although we do have programs that help the poor, still the rich will always have the upper hand, they can afford better education and they don't need to go through a lot of bureaucracy.

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[@Daniel-gs9eh]

I went to public school (Free) in the UK and they give you all the resources you need, anyone can achieve the best

[@saulgoodman2018]

The parents play a big role in their kids learning. It is not inequally if the kids aren't paying attention. Or if the parents aren't involved.

[@0813김진현]

I want these kids to be educated

[@artraft5142]

Educational ID! If a student from Mexico answers the same problem of math than the a student from UK then It becomes comparable; why not register all the educational background in a smart card than has a monitoring system than makes people remain relevant, that stuff of learning on the go creates too much confusion when at work

[@sisandawilliams3047]

💯percent for this video, I wish I can give you more points This video is sooooo informative

[@literaryprose7158]

In the over populated and resource limited nation the situation is more exaggerated

[@jarrodyuki7081]

oh well im proud um alumni cs and economics.

[@Archimedes666]

Really hope this video could be seen in China, to let the people know we still have a long way to go

[@hammockcamping2500]

Schools will naturally exacerbate inequities because those that are fast learners (high g) will accelerate away from the low g students.

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[@zulithern]

this video taught me more than my parents, do you agree?

[@twbyineur]

In Taiwan or other north-east countries, most resource are on the public school's rather than the privates

[@venkybabu8140]

No food so much elimination. Think about a guy planting and a guy doing research work on growth factors.

[@hasos5577]

Africa is where you see education inequality such as East Africa!

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[@angelayanguwu1883]

Some countries are sexist and its hard for females to have access to good education :(

[@jjc6530]

Nothing in life is fair. Not everyone is born into a rich family and not everyone has the same intelligence. Even more so, not everyone has the requirements and academic abilities to go to college. Not everyone will go to college because they are just not wired to do academic work but maybe more geared to technical, physical work.

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[@rukemeonyebuchi7717]

Hi can you direct me to where I can get information on how the school is informed about political or legislative changes that have an impact on business management functions in a school please

[@0401강예린]

It is very unfortunate that the essential education in human life is being conducted unequally.

[@chetanasin9150]

Thanks

[@umamangaleshwari3254]

I'm from a country where university and college intakes for students are based on our races. The privileged always have the upper hand.

[@Hndjdj400]

Malaysia ?

[@ripp3ifyy]

Only 22 months, we can have six years of difference in my town😂

[@ambrosiaaa9064]

Your Postcode should never determine your life chances

[@hellosammy4105]

LOL. An all girls school that scores well above national average and the teacher still can bring up all kinds of excuses to make them seem like victims of inequality. So much bullshit in this world.

[@dougiequick1]

The cool thing is today ANYONE with even modest means can Garner as much raw education as they want to absorb...maybe no degree which can directly equate to perception of a person's value in job market but still there is no reason NOT to become highly educated...it's a matter if that is what one wants or not

[@renukasonavane3916]

Family background Gender inequality School choice UK privet education is base of eneqality Structural difficulties - covide 19 effect, family background , financial poverty, sanitary napkins, educational Stationery, access use and lack of digital access Privatisation and online education is becoming barriers Fair education skill development and rewards teachers Policy are different from context - optimisation and hopefully 😮 I am from India

[@aseprohmandar6812]

Problem Education Is Basic Right For Alls

[@skylarlane7857]

Wow so much compliments for Singapore? Don't be fooled. Basic education are given to most citizens. But when it comes to tertiary education, Singaporeans don't usually get entry to their local universities. Instead, foreigners are given priority. This also applies to jobs. Foreigners are given priority in Singapore in many ways: housing, education and jobs. Why? Because of revenue. Citizens are heavily subsidized for their education in Singapore, but foreigners pay in full. Whoever has the money to pay for a tertiary education in FULL in Singapore, gets a spot in the university. Hence, we are back to the problem on nationalism and income inequality. If you're a citizen in Singapore, you're a second or even third class in society. You feel like a neglected child and thinking why does my parents (government) hate me

[@bluestudios1564]

Believe me if you got your education in the netherlands you would praise singapore education system. The netherlands is a facist country that puts al minorities in vocational schools, where they dont even learn math and wont get any acces for higher education, and put the dutch native people all in higher education schools.

[@wahyunilailatulqomariyah2942]

So benefits 😀❤️

[@darktealglasses]

Totally agree

[@tejas8719]

1:11 Man, is that a Tibbs? I never thought Tibbs existed anywhere outside of India.

[@TrulyS2345]

What is tibbs??

[@tejas8719]

@@TrulyS2345 it's a Frankie/Rolls outlet.

[@josueparedes5775]

Chido el video

[@Bulgogi_Haxen]

If you really want educational equallity or equity, you should live in a socialism countries. Arguing about the equallity in the free competitive market where we are living is absurd.

[@kumarmohan8567]

Right You are Buddy जी ❤️ but not only in education but these little differences have to remain in all aspects of all lives till our values stick to money alone that education too is being bought and sold, is not a matter of shame!? opon which edifice of civilisation rests. No wonder, if other parts of duals like rich and poor too, are affected due to human value of money and lack of free education to all alike, worldwide...

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[@calebtse3164]

Sounds beautiful but how could we achieve it?

[@hillaryrodhamclinton8031]

If you just go to a private school, ur all set.

[@darren4914]

As long as privatization exists....there is always going to be inequality.

[@kiane9465]

Yeah, that’s true. But what will be the better alternative tho?

[@abcdefgh-rq3gq]

One more example of why Capitalism > Socialism . Private schools are better than public schools.

[@weareallbornmad410]

@@abcdefgh-rq3gq public schools are a lot better than private ones where I live. Also, producing inequality is _really_ not an argument for capitalism being good...

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Philippines is struggling

[@LandCare-p1r]

Problem is totalitarian or authoritarian govt in democracy till next election next person also same no one care about human all rulers are self centred

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the problem is, public schools indoctrinate they dont teach.

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[@josueparedes5775]

No entendí nada

[@MattWithTheCat4541]

Kind of a lousy video. None of the three were contributing factors. They are outcomes that are left unexplained. Why are some public schools better than others? Why are they letting down boys? Why can't public schools lift up disadvantaged children when private schools can?

[@larsvision122]

For me, this video was prefaced by an advert for Harrow School online! 😂

[@LandCare-p1r]

Every one educated eho will do difficult job

[@dvfh3073]

She is not sincere.

[@cbl6520]

Latvia, Spain and Estonia, so the whitest countries on the planet?

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