Theme-:"If money wasn’t a problem, what would you buy—and why?"
Greetings one and aĺl. A wonderful prompt to refresh your dream to reality.
I live in an upcoming village, I can say, where I see lots of children spending more time in playgrounds playing football or building some exciting new innovations from their creative minds. I am talking about the government school children around my home.
Sometimes, I wonder how such creative ideas pop up into their little heads. But their creations are limited within the four walls of the school campus due to lack of resources. In most government schools, the strategy plan is not executed.
Most children study in Government school, for the fact education in private institution are not affordable. People here work on daily wages which means their primary importance is just home and food. And the children are smart enough to comply with such situation. Looks like they were already prepared.
When private institutions find way for the wealthy ones to try their hands on diversified fields, the government students were finding it difficult to be in pace with the private students.
But in the last 2 to 3 years I find a slow & steady change in the government education system. This year most of the classroom introduced smart classroom, a tremendous change in the government education system.
As the children here are often exposed to natural way of teaching in open air, they are one step ahead of the students of private institutions. I have watched most of their Science exhibits and most of them are from reality with limited resources. If given a chance, probably we can get the best scientists, inventors and International footballers from this child prodigious.
Now back to the question, If money wasn't a problem .... my first attempt would be to support the government financially, for the betterment of the upcoming whiz kids. And then a good trainer and a turf for our junior football players. Let them shine like a star.
Children with creative skills should be given space to explore their new talents. Because they are tomorrow's generation full of light and full of energy.
So this article was in response to this prompt hosted by @Indiaunited community.
