For example, "National Standards for Education are not really followed". The US uses a federal system where the state sets the standards, not the nation. While the federal government does use its power of the purse to get the states to follow, let's say, national recommendations, it's still state standards.
And "Education could be the answer to child marriages" has a mistake in logic. The argument is "The girls who complete their education are likely to enter into marriage as adults." However, the UNFPA article says it's the other way - those who get married as a child are more likely to stop their education. It doesn't say that keeping them in school will make childhood marriage less likely.
"Children with learning disabilities are bullied in school" is without context. If 45% of the parents of learning disabled children report bullying, and 55% of the other parents report bullying, then both are horrible, but being disabled wouldn't be the reason for being bullied.
Moreover, some of the facts concern the entire world's population, while others, like this, only concern the US. It's a bit improper to pick and chose that way.
For example, "National Standards for Education are not really followed". The US uses a federal system where the state sets the standards, not the nation. While the federal government does use its power of the purse to get the states to follow, let's say, national recommendations, it's still state standards.
And "Education could be the answer to child marriages" has a mistake in logic. The argument is "The girls who complete their education are likely to enter into marriage as adults." However, the UNFPA article says it's the other way - those who get married as a child are more likely to stop their education. It doesn't say that keeping them in school will make childhood marriage less likely.
"Children with learning disabilities are bullied in school" is without context. If 45% of the parents of learning disabled children report bullying, and 55% of the other parents report bullying, then both are horrible, but being disabled wouldn't be the reason for being bullied.
Moreover, some of the facts concern the entire world's population, while others, like this, only concern the US. It's a bit improper to pick and chose that way.