1. Access to education: Many children and youth worldwide still do not have access to basic education due to poverty, conflict, discrimination, or lack of infrastructure.
2. Gender inequality: Girls and women face barriers to education in many countries, including cultural norms, early marriage, and limited access to resources.
3. Quality of education: Disparities in educational quality exist, with inadequate resources, underqualified teachers, and outdated curricula affecting marginalized communities.
4. Education for children with disabilities: Many children with disabilities face significant barriers to accessing quality education due to lack of accommodations, discrimination, or lack of trained teachers.
5. Socioeconomic disparities: Low-income communities often have limited access to quality education due to lack of resources, funding, or facilities.
6. Language barriers: Language differences can create disparities in education, particularly for children from minority or immigrant backgrounds.
7. Teacher shortages and quality: Many countries face a shortage of qualified teachers, particularly in rural or disadvantaged areas. The quality and effectiveness of teachers also vary, impacting learning outcomes.
8. Refugee and migrant education: Displaced populations, including refugees and migrants, often face challenges in accessing education due to limited resources, discrimination, or language barriers.
9. Education and conflict: Armed conflict disrupts education systems, leading to school closures, displacement, and trauma, affecting millions of children globally.
10. Digital divide: The lack of access to technology and internet connectivity creates disparities in accessing digital resources and online learning opportunities, particularly for marginalized communities.