I am a child's right to education activist. How do ...

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Hello Lulu, It is wonderful that you want to make education more available to children and are advocating for it. Being an American and also someone that chose for years to spend my own money to educate my own children, I can tell you that "governments" being involved in education is counter productive. Governments always overspend and underproduce. A business will be abandoned by patrons that functioned like that. You have a world around you and obviously have access to the internet. With those tools the only thing that is necessary is to have a love for learning/discovery and make it contagious to your students. THAT is what a true teacher does. When government 'spends' more it engenders waste and never guarantees the quality of education that is received. 'We' in the USA spend more on public education and don't have much to show for it! Start an epidemic for the love of discovery!!

Oh. PS - I would solicite the support of the private sector of large businesses to help improve the quality of their future work force by investing in their joint future.

Just a suggestion.

Be well

PPS - Sorry I got your name wrong, Hazel-zulu. 

I am on the same page as dodi55. I do not look for motivation other than within myself. I have a book "Learn to Think" that is freely available on my email lfenergy@gmail.com. Creativity is stifled by institutionalised education. Look at my brother's achievements in this field at www.enver.net. We were born in Africa into a non-carpentiered kind of thinking. I welcome anyone aboard my journey of amazing learning without the hype of media, both electronic and print. Take care Andre