Hello Jessica,
I really enjoyed your piece on education. I especially agreed with your line, “So if we want change, we must educate each and everyone, for a better future,country, individual, economy and a safe and better environment.” Humanity as a whole can only progress when we have the means to do so. We need to be educated so we can make informed decisions and understand the world around us and the people around us. Here is a link to an article about why pursuing a higher education is so beneficial.
https://study.com/articles/Why_Should_I_Seek_a_Higher_Education.html
Good luck with your research!

Jessica,
I could tell house passionate you were about you topic, which was part of the reason I found it so interesting. After reading your article it made me disappointed in how expensive education is when its obvious how much we need it. Education is at the root of all change, and with everything going on in the world right now I believe we need all the great thinkers and change we can get. Your post made me think of the education and change that could help climate change. This article, https://en.unesco.org/themes/education-sustainable-development/cce , discusses the education that can go into teaching people and enacting change in our climate. Great post, I look forward to hearing more.

I liked it a lot because you talked about education, which is something very few people have and I learned many good things with your article very well.

I believe that education is important for everyone because that is the only thing help you in Career to become a successful man and that also try that some people can afford money in college so, I like your ideas and I agree with that

I agree that education is important and should be put at a high value. Without the education that I’ve been provided, I wouldn’t be able to read, comprehend, or compose a response to this. I’m a student at a charter school, so at times we have teachers who publicly complain about their pay. If you aren’t familiar with charter schools, they are tuition free schools who operate independently from the local public schools. Because they operate independently, they might not have the money to pay teachers efficiently. This often helps us find teachers who are truly there for the joy of teaching rather than for the money. Charter schools are given a hard time for the way they pay their teachers, but I find that I create real connections with my teachers and can openly talk with them without fear of repercussions. They have influenced me heavily to pursue my education as far and for as long as I can.