The Level and

Cost of
Education

What does level of education mean?

Levels of education are an ordered set of categories, intended to group educational
programmes in relation to graduations of learning experiences and the knowledge, skills and
competencies within each programme is designed to impart.
 What is Cost of Education?
The cost of education refers to the costs incurred by the state government or private sector for
providing education to the citizens. Cost of education includes but is not limited to, tuition, fees
and living expenses.

How does education affect the population?

Education leads to lower birth rates and and slows population growth. It is easier for countries
to develop. A more-educated workforce also makes poverty eradication and economic growth
easier to achieve. Combined with the population growth it adds pressure to the system.

How does education helps to control population growth?

Population education can help in identifying the root cause of rapid population growth.
Population education teaches people about the importance and values of a small family to
make a family life happy, peaceful and prosperous.

What is the relationship between education and fertility rates

in the human population?
Education can reduce fertility because better-educated women earn more and may raise their
children more effectively. Education also improves maternal and child health, thereby
increasing a woman’s physical capacity to give birth and reducing the (economic) necessity for
more children.
 Parental Impact on Education
The adolescent children of single-parent families or step families reported that their parents
had lower educational expectations for them, were less likely to monitor schoolwork, and
supervised social activities less than the parents of children in intact biological families.

Divorce and traumatic life-events impact the likelihood that a child will finish high school. One
study found that children who experienced marital dissolution before they were 18 years old
had a significantly lower chance of finishing high school than children in intact. Also, the
younger the child was at the time of his or her parents’ divorce, the less of a chance that they
would graduate.

School Behaviors
First grade students born to married mothers are less likely to behave disruptively (disobey a
teacher, be aggressive with other children) than those born to single or cohabiting mothers.
Adolescents in single-parent families, married step families, or cohabiting step-families are
more likely to have adolescents in intact married families to have ever been suspended or
expelled from school, to have participated in delinquent activities, and to have problems getting
along with teachers, doing homework, and paying attention in school. Children and adolescents
in intact married families are more likely to care about doing well in school, to do schoolwork
without being forced, to do more than “just enough to get by,” and to do their homework.

Why is there a lack of education in developing countries?

Financial depict of developing countries.

Equally, a lack of financial resources and effect on the quality of teaching. Teachers do not
benefit from basic teacher training and schools, of which there are not enough, have oversized
classes. As a result, the drop-out rate and education failure remain high.

What causes the rising cost of education?

College is expensive for many reasons, including a surge in demand, an increase in financial aid,
a lack of state funding, a need for more faculty members and money to pay them, and
ballooning student services. With the costs going higher and higher there are problems that are
faced. These problems include financing, which is one of the main problems o higher
educations.