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By: JoviPakistan
Approximately twice as many males as females receive a secondary education in PakistanPakistan only spend 2.7% of the countrys economy on education49.9%educated populationRegional disparity (diff. grooming in diff. states)Gender discriminationLack of technical educationBackgroundRatio of girls to boys receiving education
Where they study
Their enthusiasm to education
Students chanting a song with their teacher.Students drawings of schools.FactorsLess focus on education as it is perceived as unimportant in Pakistan
Threat from the militant group
Rampant poverty
Harassment
Government's failure to prioritize education spending.Unable to follow with the flow of the country
Lack of critical thinking
Limited range of thoughts
Quality of life affected
Individual ImpactFamily ImpactCommunication problems
Difficulty supporting the family
Without education, may have to rely on being farmers
Uneducated = lack of family planning
Country ImpactSocial ImpactPeople loitering around with no jobsLack of hygiene in the countryTalented people will become a waste as they are not developed from youngPolitical ImpactLimited range of people to govern the countryEconomic ImpactUnemployment rate = highTourism decreases (country not attractive)