Publish at April 02 2025 Updated April 02 2025
One of the principles of education is to offer equal opportunities. By offering similar knowledge to each generation, children from different socio-economic backgrounds could hope to achieve their full potential and enter even the most prestigious professions. However, there is a wide gap between desire and reality.
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