Mexican education by Diana Paola

Mexico is the third country in the Organization for Cooperation and Development (OECD)
1. with greater numbers of young people neither study nor work (exceeded only by Turkey and Israel).
  1. Moreover, among the OECD countries dela occupy the last place in expectation of high school graduation with only 47%.
    1. 43% of the population aged 15 years or older does not have complete basic education
      1. 56% of Mexicans assessed in PISA -the internationally best metric lies between 0 and 1 levels, ie, without the minimum skills to meet the demands of a globalized world.
Of every 100 students entering primary wing only 68 complete primary education and only 35 complete primary
1. Only 8.5% of the population has a bachelor's degree.
  1. Only 3% of the entire indigenous population at least one year of college.
    1. problems are not due to lack of resources provided by the government, but possibly the mishandling of the same
the National Development Plan 2013 - 2018
1. Public Consultation on the Internet, citizen proposals in physical and electronic windows, consultation forums and roundtables.
  1. Lack of education is a barrier to the productive development of the country as it limits the ability of people to communicate in an efficient manner.
    1. According to the publication process, 92% of the total budget for education is used in payroll.

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