Why Millions Still Lack Access to Proper Education

By Firly Abi Yakhsya (1209624159) 

In many developing countries, access to quality education remains a serious problem. Some students are forced to study in outdoor spaces with no walls, no desks, and limited learning materials. Many schools are overcrowded and lack enough trained teachers. These poor learning conditions make it hard for students to focus or get the help they need, especially in rural areas. As a result, many students fall behind in class or even drop out of school entirely. This situation doesn’t just affect students individually it also impacts their families and communities. Without a good education, young people have fewer job opportunities and less chance to improve their living conditions. Over time, this limits economic growth and keeps the cycle of poverty going. Education should be a way out, but for many, it becomes another barrier.