The Impactof Poverty On Children
The Impactof Poverty On Children
The Impactof Poverty On Children
FOR people who want to move forward, education is a necessity. Same with
housing, clothing, and food. In fact, there is the smallest nation or family, education
is a primary requirement. That is, they want to reduce the quality of housing,
clothing, and even food, in order to carry out the education of their children.
SHOULD countries too. If a country wanted to fast forward and succeed in
development, the country's development priorities is education. If necessary, the
sectors that are not essential postponed and funds focused on the development of
education.
COUNTRY has more than 20 years of implementing Compulsory Basic Education 6
years and has 10 years of implementing compulsory 9-year Basic Education. The
purpose and objectives of the implementation of compulsory education is to provide
services to the nation's children to enter school with low cost and affordable by the
ability of the public. If necessary, the six-year primary education should be given
the service for free for six years in elementary education or elementary school for
the basic needs of citizens began to be given. In the nation's primary school
children are given these three basic skills, namely reading, writing, and arithmetic,
as well as various other knowledge base. Any compulsory education will definitely
start from the lowest level, ie elementary school.
As is known, most of the socio-economic situation of our society are poor. In other
words, they are still poor wound predicate. Start Instruction No. 10 of 1971 on the
Development of Primary Schools and Instruction-Instruction later, the country has
been trying to provide affordable education for young people. Tens of thousands of
primary schools have been built and tens of thousands of primary school teachers
appointed to be equal learning opportunities for elementary school level can be
done on the cheap, from cities to villages. All citizens, rich or poor, are given an
equal opportunity to enjoy a six-year primary education whose cost can reach the
poor.
The incident can be enjoyed in a long long time, ie since dicetuskannya Compulsory
Basic Education 6 Year 1984. Unfortunately, the echo of compulsory education was
increasingly weakened by this nation's commitment to compulsory education is not
like when launched. If all this we see that higher education is expensive, too
expensive middle school, junior high as well, now we have seen primary school was
already expensive.
Now we see, nearly all levels of public schools have become institutions for
commercialization are no longer speaking with the requirements prescribed by the
curriculum, but rather the cost of entry to primary school. If it is to be determined
by elementary school age, a child who was seven years old or more must be
accepted as a primary school pupil. This is a provision that should not be