“Right to Education: Situation Around the World”
Both
“Better Education = Healthier Lives”
Thesis:The thseis in the article "Betetr Education=Heathier lives" is that there are many positive efrect to being studious and having a good education.
Thesis:The thesis of Humanium’s article “Right to Education: Situation Around the World” is that there is a problem with how people have access to education in parts of the world through no fault of their own.
Key supporting ideas.- Children with less-educated parents are less likely to succeed in school.(“Better Education = Healthier Lives)
- The more years of education a mother has received, the more likely her infant is to survive and thrive.(“Better Education = Healthier Lives)
- Education leads to better jobs and income.(“Better Education = Healthier Lives)
Difference-- Ones talking about the effects while the other is talking about the opportunities that some kids have
- Only one of them is actually telling us that if we study we can live longer and have a more successful life.Technically telling us to study to live a better life.
Similarities: - They are both talking about the messed up education system.
- Same;both are giving information about the education system
Key supporting ideas- Equally, a lack of financial resources has an effect on the quality of teaching(“Right to Education: Situation Around the World”)
- In sub-Saharan Africa, over 12 million girls are at risk of never receiving an education(“Right to Education: Situation Around the World”)
- Essentially this concerns Sub-Saharan Africa where more than half of children receive an education for less than 4 years.(“Right to Education: Situation Around the World)
Evidence: “The U.S is the only industrialized nation where young people are less likely than members of their parents' generation to be high school graduates.”“(Better Education = Healthier Lives)
“Women who never graduated high school are nearly double that of women with college degrees.”“(Better Education = Healthier Lives)
“But also to longer,healthier lives.”“(Better Education = Healthier Lives)
- Evidence:
- “ Teachers do not benefit from basic teacher training and schools”.(“Right to Education: Situation Around the World)
- “more than 27 million uneducated children”..(“Right to Education: Situation Around the World)
- “ more than 50% of children receive an education for a period less than 2 years”.(“Right to Education: Situation Around the
Text Strucutre: Both are Cause and Effect, due to both being about the fact that because of bad education there are consequences.
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“Right to Education: Situation Around the World”
Both
“Better Education = Healthier Lives”
Thesis:The thseis in the article "Betetr Education=Heathier lives" is that there are many positive efrect to being studious and having a good education.
Thesis:The thesis of Humanium’s article “Right to Education: Situation Around the World” is that there is a problem with how people have access to education in parts of the world through no fault of their own.
Key supporting ideas.- Children with less-educated parents are less likely to succeed in school.(“Better Education = Healthier Lives)
- The more years of education a mother has received, the more likely her infant is to survive and thrive.(“Better Education = Healthier Lives)
- Education leads to better jobs and income.(“Better Education = Healthier Lives)
Difference-- Ones talking about the effects while the other is talking about the opportunities that some kids have
- Only one of them is actually telling us that if we study we can live longer and have a more successful life.Technically telling us to study to live a better life.
Similarities:- They are both talking about the messed up education system.
- Same;both are giving information about the education system
Key supporting ideas- Equally, a lack of financial resources has an effect on the quality of teaching(“Right to Education: Situation Around the World”)
- In sub-Saharan Africa, over 12 million girls are at risk of never receiving an education(“Right to Education: Situation Around the World”)
- Essentially this concerns Sub-Saharan Africa where more than half of children receive an education for less than 4 years.(“Right to Education: Situation Around the World)
Evidence: “The U.S is the only industrialized nation where young people are less likely than members of their parents' generation to be high school graduates.”“(Better Education = Healthier Lives) “Women who never graduated high school are nearly double that of women with college degrees.”“(Better Education = Healthier Lives) “But also to longer,healthier lives.”“(Better Education = Healthier Lives)
Text Strucutre: Both are Cause and Effect, due to both being about the fact that because of bad education there are consequences.
Multimodal Element: Visual and Written Language
Multimodal Element:Written language