approximately 70 million children don’t have the opportunity to go to school
have the opportunity to go to school
have the opportunity to go to school every day this is the same number as the
every day this is the same number as the
every day this is the same number as the amount of people that live in Thailand
amount of people that live in Thailand
amount of people that live in Thailand imagine an entire country missing out on
imagine an entire country missing out on
imagine an entire country missing out on their education out of the 70 million
their education out of the 70 million
their education out of the 70 million children that can’t go to school every
children that can’t go to school every
children that can’t go to school every day 25 million of them will never go to
day 25 million of them will never go to
day 25 million of them will never go to school either because of money or there
school either because of money or there
school either because of money or there isn’t a school in the area most of the
isn’t a school in the area most of the
isn’t a school in the area most of the kids that aren’t able to go to school
kids that aren’t able to go to school
kids that aren’t able to go to school are girls one of the worst places for
are girls one of the worst places for
are girls one of the worst places for school is Africa because 33 million kids
school is Africa because 33 million kids
school is Africa because 33 million kids can’t go to school there and 18 million
can’t go to school there and 18 million
can’t go to school there and 18 million of these are girls only two-thirds of
of these are girls only two-thirds of
of these are girls only two-thirds of these kids will ever graduate high
these kids will ever graduate high
these kids will ever graduate high school this is an amazing story about a
school this is an amazing story about a
school this is an amazing story about a girl named Jacinta at the age of 13 she
girl named Jacinta at the age of 13 she
girl named Jacinta at the age of 13 she lived in Tanzania a country in Africa
lived in Tanzania a country in Africa
lived in Tanzania a country in Africa when her family could no longer afford
when her family could no longer afford
when her family could no longer afford for her to go to school so she had to
for her to go to school so she had to
for her to go to school so she had to drop out she then had to work as a
drop out she then had to work as a
drop out she then had to work as a servant 18 hours a day and only made $13
servant 18 hours a day and only made $13
servant 18 hours a day and only made $13 a month then a cherry called Camfed
a month then a cherry called Camfed
a month then a cherry called Camfed raised money free Ascenta and her family
raised money free Ascenta and her family
raised money free Ascenta and her family so that she would not have to work
so that she would not have to work
so that she would not have to work anymore and could go back to school
anymore and could go back to school
anymore and could go back to school later she was sent home and had the
later she was sent home and had the
later she was sent home and had the opportunity to start school once again
opportunity to start school once again
opportunity to start school once again so she headed back to school after she
so she headed back to school after she
so she headed back to school after she went to school she got a great job and
went to school she got a great job and
went to school she got a great job and was able to send her brothers and
was able to send her brothers and
was able to send her brothers and sisters to school but it’s not just the
sisters to school but it’s not just the
sisters to school but it’s not just the kids and families that don’t have enough
kids and families that don’t have enough
kids and families that don’t have enough money it’s there’s not enough teachers
money it’s there’s not enough teachers
money it’s there’s not enough teachers for example in India they need about
for example in India they need about
for example in India they need about 350,000 more teachers and in West Africa
350,000 more teachers and in West Africa
350,000 more teachers and in West Africa they needed about 380,000 more teachers
they needed about 380,000 more teachers
they needed about 380,000 more teachers but for every K in the world to be
but for every K in the world to be
but for every K in the world to be educated we would need approximately
educated we would need approximately
educated we would need approximately five million more teachers when adults
five million more teachers when adults
five million more teachers when adults don’t get proper education
don’t get proper education
don’t get proper education his kids it needs two bad things for
his kids it needs two bad things for
his kids it needs two bad things for example if you aren’t literate you can’t
example if you aren’t literate you can’t
example if you aren’t literate you can’t get a job and you can’t get a job you
get a job and you can’t get a job you
get a job and you can’t get a job you can’t make any money
can’t make any money
can’t make any money there’s about seven hundred and ninety
there’s about seven hundred and ninety
there’s about seven hundred and ninety eight million adults who still lacked
eight million adults who still lacked
eight million adults who still lacked basic literacy skills and also if you
basic literacy skills and also if you
basic literacy skills and also if you don’t know what literacy means reading
don’t know what literacy means reading
don’t know what literacy means reading or writing so ways that you can help is
or writing so ways that you can help is
or writing so ways that you can help is by donating to a charity as an UNICEF or
by donating to a charity as an UNICEF or
by donating to a charity as an UNICEF or campaign camp that is a charity that
campaign camp that is a charity that
campaign camp that is a charity that helps girls in Africa go to school while
helps girls in Africa go to school while
helps girls in Africa go to school while UNICEF is a charity that helps kids all
UNICEF is a charity that helps kids all
UNICEF is a charity that helps kids all over the world but what would really
over the world but what would really
over the world but what would really help is spread the word tell your
help is spread the word tell your
help is spread the word tell your friends and families about these
friends and families about these
friends and families about these charities and to donate the last thing
charities and to donate the last thing
charities and to donate the last thing you can do is just be grateful for your
you can do is just be grateful for your
you can do is just be grateful for your own education and take school seriously
own education and take school seriously
own education and take school seriously but this can’t just happen on its own we
but this can’t just happen on its own we
but this can’t just happen on its own we need to do it
need to do it
need to do it education is something that not
education is something that not
education is something that not everybody has so you should value your
everybody has so you should value your
everybody has so you should value your education because when we don’t learn
education because when we don’t learn
education because when we don’t learn the world never changes
the world never changes
the world never changes [Applause]
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