Each month, Belouga’s Global Student Council, a group of students from around the world, write blog posts covering a range of topics related to global education. It is a great way to receive feedback and give voice to the Belouga experience from a student’s point of view. We will be sharing these posts throughout the week and hope you feel inspired to join in with questions and conversation!
Global Education in Belouga
by Ale, age 14, from Arequipa, Peru
minor editorials by Belouga
First of all education is very essential for all, absolutely for all of us, which has the right to education not only those with very good economy. The person with low economic resources cannot access this education that is so essential for our lives.
I say so because as a person I would not have a chance to a good education and could not communicate adequately with all of us. I would not know what is the respect and things very essential to be their own and so no one is left behind and are less than another. In the country (on the planet) no one but absolutely no one is less than the other, so we must help others study just like all of us.
To begin to build global education we must be very responsible with humanity together with the planet. It is very necessary to take children to school. There needs to be a new educational model where much more is based on dialogue and coexistence and thus be able to be open together with the world.
Global education is to become a global citizen, in which it is necessary to change the vision of education and its function: the person has to learn to think, feel and act. Education should be more humanizing to give meaning to our lives, our actions, our cultural relations, and thus be able to build the world.
Today Belouga gives us a great experience to exchange cultures with other countries that we did not think to contact. Through Belouga we can also help other countries make their education better.