Nowadays, it is common for people living in countries like South America, Africa and the Middle East to be illiterate because of their circumstances and living in poverty

Nowadays, it is common for people living in countries like South America, Africa and the Middle East to be illiterate because of their circumstances and living in poverty. However, considering the countries of the first world, the number of those who know how to read has decreased.

There are some reasons that can trigger this trend. First, some parents don’t think it’s necessary for their children to read and study. Therefore, if they don’t want to, they won’t force the next generation to go to school. Second, many children and adolescents think about making more money than being literate. With all the charms of the outside world, they strive to explore the world for themselves as early as possible. There are also many careers that do not require reading skills. Third, for a few families living in poverty, going to school can be a luxurious desire, as some even live in homeless or horrible conditions.

For all the reasons mentioned above, it is not hard to believe that it will have some undeniable impact on society. The biggest impact is that the incarceration rate gradually increases. Unlike jobs that require highly educated workers, non-study-related tasks pay off very well

According to statistics, there is no illiteracy in Uzbekistan. But in recent years, many young people have not had access to adequate education due to shortcomings in the education system and economic difficulties.