UN Global Goal 4: Quality Education (Ages 11 - 17)

The video emphasizes the universal right to quality education and its role in fostering equality and personal growth. It highlights the UN's commitment to education as a sustainable development goal and discusses the varying quality of education worldwide. The video also addresses the challenges faced by many in accessing education, such as lack of resources and large class sizes. It showcases global efforts and initiatives to improve education access and quality, aiming for universal quality education by 2030.

Why has the UN made quality education a sustainable development goal?

• To promote global economic growth

• To increase technological advancements

• To reduce military spending

• To ensure equal access to education worldwide

What was the impact of Costa Rica's decision to invest in education instead of military?

• Decreased economic growth

• Lower employment rates

• Higher literacy rates

• Increased military strength

What are some challenges faced by those who lack access to education?

• Overcrowded classrooms

• Lack of interest in learning

• Excessive government funding

• Shortage of teachers and materials

How have global literacy levels changed in the last 30 years?

• Increased by 5%

• Increased by 17%

• Remained the same

• Decreased by 10%

What is one of the goals of the UN's educational initiatives?

• To reduce internet access

• To limit trade skills development

• To build more military bases

• To create sustainable lifestyles