How does poverty affect a students education

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Topic: Effects of Poverty on Education.
Thesis: Education a great tool to pass down knowledge, has been degraded by policies that ensure uniformity while poverty takes a toll on the poor students mental and physical aspects of learning.
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Introduction
Minority poor lack good set standards systems
This causes an equal measure to the rich well-provided kids
Poor medical health
This leads to deteriorating levels of concentration in class
Poor lifestyle.
Students suffer disorders but don’t have funds for treatment
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Effects of Poverty on Education.
Education is the most basic form of knowledge that the society of today has. This is passed down in the next generations through learning in schools and institutions of higher learning. Poverty is one of the biggest factors that causes an average of 70% of the kids from the poor family struggle with their education. Poverty effects are through other factors such as the diversity of the students, language, expectations by different people of the students and different disabilities.
Diversity is major in the United States. A rich culture country, most of the states that have minorities such as Latinos are very poor. This makes it hard for students from struggling families to catch up with other students from rich well catered for families. This lowers student confidence. Diversity in this such states causes the poor student whose first language is not English at a disadvantaged position, and this family can afford for an extra fee on extra tutoring of good academic levels of English to be able to compete in the same level.

Learning and disabilities in poor communities are also at a greater percentage. This is associated with mostly poor students due to poor dieting and medical health care. These students classified as learning disability were mostly to live with parents who were poor, minorities in the community. Other disabilities such as visual sensory disability which has increased due to poor eye care from poor families have greatly affected the learning curve of such students.
In conclusion, the effects of poverty on the student’s educational progress are greatly affected through different parameters such as laws by the government to grade all students equally, health care and disability issues which can be well maintained if the families had enough money, this would have greatly improved their learning.