Education Crisis refers to a situation in which the education system faces significant challenges that hinder its ability to provide quality learning opportunities for all students. This crisis can manifest in various forms, such as inadequate resources, poor infrastructure, high dropout rates, inequitable access to education, and a curriculum that fails to meet the needs of learners. Factors contributing to an education crisis can include socio-economic disparities, political instability, natural disasters, and health emergencies, such as pandemics. The consequences of an education crisis can be far-reaching, affecting individual student outcomes, societal progress, and long-term economic growth. Addressing an education crisis typically requires comprehensive reforms, increased funding, policy changes, and collaborative efforts among governments, communities, and educational institutions to ensure that all individuals have access to effective and meaningful education.
33% of eighth graders and 40% of fourth graders read below basic levels. Digital distractions are reshaping children's attention spans, fostering shallow reading habits. Standardized testing pressures lead to a…