If I were asked what the biggest problem in my country is at present, I would certainly answer that is illiteracy. illiteracy is big in
my country because of the poor quality of education and the absence of interesting classes and proper training for teachers, If you ask me which my biggest dream is I would answer that my biggest dream is that my
country could have, one day, the highest
literacy rate such as Norway,
The key to
development of a country is in knowledge, Why do some of our
children, youth and adults have access to knowledge (schooling)and not even master writing and reading? I know that
my country is great, and I am small on mentioned problem but if each of us do
a little we would have the solution to this problem, why not give the literacy
opportunity to a young child or elderly person that did not have the same
opportunity as me?
I know it's little I know it's something small, but I know that if someone
does not take initiative, if people continue accommodate, if something is wrong
we should modify it and strive to fix it, things do not change if we do not
change, and though it may be little would be much less if I did not try.
My dream is to do projects with literacy, workshops to young people today are part of
the PEA (economically active population), young people who are entering
to labor market have a chance of literacy, elderly people retirees who now have
the opportunity to learn how to read can continue
their studies. My idea of social project is a literacy workshop in each
neighborhood association.
The richest
value one can have is knowledge, money runs out, just as beauty, fortune can be stoled from you but knowledge
is something no one can steal, this is my dream that my country has literacy program and access to quality education.
As well as Martin Luther King ,today I have a dream that one day my
country will revolutionize its education, creating citizens
aware of their rights, choices and that the education of children will mold
adults of character
As well as Martin Luther King, I have a dream. ..
Isabella Gomes - Access ABA
Teacher Carmita Galvão
I have a dream, a dream of a better world. A world where there is no street child or children labor. I dream of an equal world for all, regardless of color or social class. I dream of a Brazil without theft or corruption, I dream of Brazilians with more patience and love from, to, among the people. 
I have a dream that is not so complicated, I
dream of a world where people care about who you are, not what you have, a
world where people can feed , where people can have a home,
an education. Where there is no more wars. A world where people stop talking
about love and really begin to love. 
I have a dream and in this dream there is a world without
prejudice, without prejudice to black, without prejudice with protestant
and catholics without prejudice to jews, without prejudice with
indians, but not only that, I have another dream, that day I can walk
in the streets without fear of being discriminated against. 
I
have a dream and in my dream all this is possible through faith, you
have motivation, you have perseverance, you have all what it takes to
conguer their dreams, so have faith in god you can.
My country is Brazil, which consists of twenty-six
states and one federal district. It has beautiful beaches and a diverse
climate with unmatched beauty. 
So it my dream is that nationwide, as provided by the
Brazilian Constitution, there really is a " good education for all."
And just as happens in other countries where all have the right
to education and students at the end of high school go out
straight to university according to their abilities and vocations. 
