Africa Cross-culture article
I have no words, I already know that Africa has a lot of economicaleconomic, educational, healthyhealth, and political problems. But when I read this article, I was shocked.
I can´tcan’t imagine all the things thethat children need to face day byto day. It was a very strong article,; it makes me feel so sad and so angry, only to imagine all the stories that happen there. I can´tcan’t imagine what happened withhappens to you if you are a child and, your parents died of AIDS and you don´tdon’t have anything,; you cantcan't go to school, you don’t have food, and how many people abuse them.
It wasis a very difficult society, and the resources to help all these kids are not enough. But also, I can't image this anxiety feelingimagine the anxious feelings of the teachers that I sure that, many of them cantwhom can’t, I'm sure, help as much as they want to.
That’s the bigsbig contrast that we have in the world, it´s; it is difficult for me to understand how a Kidchild can learn when their parents have AIDS, or maybe they died; and as a teacher also, it is difficult to imagine how wan you can teach when you don’t have enough materials or the better conditions.
All the people talk about the rights and that the kids need to have an education, but when you don’t have a house, a family, or food, education is not important, thea priority. The problem is that is the only way to have a better life, so it is complicated.