Ecuador Swag
Delegation From Represented by the
Ecuador **** ******** of ********** As the representatives of Ecuador, we feel as though the voices of our countrymen should be heard. We understand that we all need education to get the best jobs and the best opportunities possible. We allow women the same opportunity as men to obtain an education in our school systems. We feel that education is a big part of everyday life. Even though 36% of our country is under the poverty line, 91% of all people over the age of 15 are literate and think that all women and children should have a right to learn if they wish.
Ecuador’s Idea to Help Solve the Education Problem
Few women and children get the chance to go to school in Africa. The ones who do manage to go to school get a subpar education in overcrowded school rooms from teachers who are barely literate themselves. As the delegation of Ecuador, we feel as though the United Nations needs to set up schools and start a rigorous educational process. If we can raise enough money from all the countries, we can then dedicate it to building schools and hiring teachers to educate women and children in Africa.
Becoming educated is the first step to becoming a united and thriving continent. The reason that most African countries are third-world developing countries is because they are not educated in the ways necessary to become a skilled worker in a money-based society. With little or no education, families cannot buy necessities for survival, which can lead to anarchy.
Difficulties with Ecuador’s Solution to Africa’s Education Problem
There are a few problems with our plan and our main problem is money. Our plan requires quite a lot of money to build to schools themselves, for the teachers, and for the workers to maintain the building.
Ecuador **** ******** of ********** As the representatives of Ecuador, we feel as though the voices of our countrymen should be heard. We understand that we all need education to get the best jobs and the best opportunities possible. We allow women the same opportunity as men to obtain an education in our school systems. We feel that education is a big part of everyday life. Even though 36% of our country is under the poverty line, 91% of all people over the age of 15 are literate and think that all women and children should have a right to learn if they wish.
Ecuador’s Idea to Help Solve the Education Problem
Few women and children get the chance to go to school in Africa. The ones who do manage to go to school get a subpar education in overcrowded school rooms from teachers who are barely literate themselves. As the delegation of Ecuador, we feel as though the United Nations needs to set up schools and start a rigorous educational process. If we can raise enough money from all the countries, we can then dedicate it to building schools and hiring teachers to educate women and children in Africa.
Becoming educated is the first step to becoming a united and thriving continent. The reason that most African countries are third-world developing countries is because they are not educated in the ways necessary to become a skilled worker in a money-based society. With little or no education, families cannot buy necessities for survival, which can lead to anarchy.
Difficulties with Ecuador’s Solution to Africa’s Education Problem
There are a few problems with our plan and our main problem is money. Our plan requires quite a lot of money to build to schools themselves, for the teachers, and for the workers to maintain the building.