Education is key, and Gonave should set this as an initial foundation./Edikasyon se kle, ak Gonave ta dwe mete sa a kòm yon premye fondasyon.


A few different things Gonave needs to consider is education.  One of the biggest tools for any community to succeed is education.  Many nations spend so much on military vs schools.  Some cities will build new stadiums but will close schools.

To compete with strong nations like South Korea, Japan, China, United Kingdom, Gonave will need to have many schools, and a top notch eduction.  It isn't impossible.  It is actually something that could be easily established.

Lets not forget adults who can't read or write, or who hasn't graduated high school.  Programs need to be in place that accelerate their diploma, and help prepare them for college if they so choose.  At minimum every person on Gonave should be able to effectively read and write.  All persons should be able to use a computer and have good computer knowledge as well as typing.

Many island nations like Jamaica were given money to build schools.  This can also happen on Gonave.  This is potentially free money that could pay off handsomely in the future.

Education is key, and Gonave should set this as an initial foundation.  See the below video of how Let's Build Haiti will start having online classes and educational information for the people of Gonave.  This video focuses on math, which will be a strong part of the educational system from my organization.

Go Gonave!

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Yon bagay kèk diferan Gonave bezwen yo konsidere se edikasyon. Youn nan zouti ki pi gwo pou nenpòt ki kominote yo reyisi se edikasyon. Anpil moun lòt nasyon depanse anpil sou militè vs lekòl yo. Gen kèk lavil pral bati nouvo estad men ap fèmen lekòl yo. 
Fè konpetisyon ak gran peyi, tankou Kore di sid, Japon, Lachin, Wayòm Ini, Gonave ap bezwen gen anpil lekòl , ak yon eduction dan tèt. Li pa enposib. Li se aktyèlman yon bagay ki te kapab fasilman etabli.Pèmèt pa bliye granmoun ki pa kapab li oswa ekri , oswa ki pa gen gradye nan lekòl segondè . Pwogram yo bezwen dwe nan kote ki akselere diplòm yo, epi yo ede yo prepare pou kolèj si yo chwazi sa. Nan minimòm chak moun sou Gonave ta dwe kapab efektivman li ak ekri. Tout moun ki ta dwe kapab itilize yon òdinatè epi yo gen bon konesans sou òdinatè kòm byen ke sezisman. 
Anpil moun lòt nasyon zile tankou Jamaica te ba yo lajan yo bati lekòl yo. Sa a kapab tou rive sou Gonave . Sa a se potansyèlman lajan gratis ki ta ka peye bèl nan tan kap vini an.
Edikasyon se kle , ak Gonave ta dwe mete sa a kòm yon premye fondasyon. Al gade nan videyo ki anba la a nan ki jan Ann bati Ayiti ap kòmanse gen klas sou entènèt ak enfòmasyon edikasyonèl pou moun ki nan Gonave . Videyo sa a konsantre sou matematik, ki pral yon pati fò nan sistèm edikasyonèl la nan men òganizasyon m 'yo.Ale Gonave !

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