Question

State three negative social changes you may encounter as a new student at a higher education institution.

Answer 1

The three negative social changes one may encounter in higher institution are;

• Large population
• Peer influence
• Economic destabilization

Negative social changes:

• Large population: The population of students in a higher education institutions are usually much, leading to congestion and pollution. The number of students living in a room could be much which is not healthy.

• Peer influence: Students are prone to more peer influence in higher institution because they don't live with their parents and guildian anymore.

• Economic destabilization: The money needed for upkeep in higher institution is much and students majorly depend on their parents. A student who is not getting enough financial support from parents can engage in criminal activities.

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Answer 2

1. Continued defunding and denigration of public primary education will result in less educational opportunity for those who cannot afford privately funded education.
2. The same is true of college. We already see crushing debt as the only route to college education by a large proportion of our citizens.
3. Continued growth of automation will reduce further the number of jobs in industry. Coupled with reduced education, industrial job opportunities are further reduced.