I'm Very Skeptical Of The Amount Of

I'’m Generally In Favor Of Economic Globalization. Having Said That, It Doesn’t Always Work And Does Not Immediately Work In The Interest Of All. There Are Sufferers.

Belonging To Humanity Is A Great Thing For Us, And I Think The Schools Can Do It. So I Think We Can Look After The Quality Of Education On The School Even As We Expand The Availability Of Schooling.

I Think East Asian Countries, I Think They're Very Fortunate To Have Buddhism Survive As A Strong Influence Because Right From The Time When Buddha Himself, 2,500 Years Ago, Made The Point About The Importance Of Education, And The Word "buddha" Also Means Enlighten[ed] Or Educated. So All The Buddhist Countries, Not Only Japan And Korea And China And Hong Kong And Thailand But Also Even Burma And Sri Lanka, Had A Higher Level Of Education.

An Arab Activist Can Take Pride In The Arab Heritage Of Mathematics And Science Or He Can Take Pride In His Religion, And There's Pride To Be Taken In Both. But One Of Them Could Be Exploited Much More Easily And Has Been In The Context Of World Conflict. And The Other Is Very Difficult To Do On The Grounds That Science And Literature And Mathematics Have Been Among The Uniting Factors In The History Of The World.

There’s A Clear And Strong Connection Between Fertility Reduction And Women’s Literacy And Empowerment, Including Women’s Gainful Employment. If You Look At The More Than 300 Districts Of India, The Strongest Influences In Explaining Fertility Variations Are Women’s Literacy And Gainful Economic Employment.