Waiting For Superm Persuasive Essay - 1539 Words

Waiting For Superman To guarantee the access to education in our country, it is one of the most challenging and worst points for our society when it comes to the government. Every time a new government party begins everything changes and that causes major impact to our lives but when it comes to education it is something we worry about a lot because that is our future of our country. The educational problem presented on the documentary â€Å"Waiting for Superman† shows how the educative public system is in the United States. In our state, it is a right to have an education and the government provides it. The way our state works when it comes to public school has stopped parent’s from looking into others schools to get their kids into, and this†¦show more content†¦By Blum’s explanation we can get and idea of what happens when students are forced to go to â€Å"low† public schools that do not care about education compare to others because some teachers think that since these kids live in a bad area, they do not need a good education due to the fact that most of them join gangs, sell drugs, and just break the rules which lead to jail. Education here in the United States is way different than it is in other countries especially in Mexico. The way the Mexican educational system works is; everyone has free access to public schools no matter what level they are going into. When it comes to a university if they want to go to the 7 different colleges they have, they have to take a test in order to get accepted and it turns out that those free universities are way better than private ones because believe it or not they have more advanced systems and the majority of the professors are Doctorates that come from all over the world. In the United States, one of the biggest challenges for families is the searching of the best education for their kids. The families that do not have the resources and the money to choose a private school are the ones who have to deal with sending their kids to a public school near them. The fear of this families’ is that because their kids have to go to that specific public schools their kids have to face danger, the are not going to learn