Waiting for Superman

What is our obligation to other people's children? Well we're expected to guide them in the right direction that we were taught at their age. In the movie, Waiting for Superman most of the parents want their children to get the best education, but some of their children have it difficult to learn. Some of the parents have to work hard for their children because they need to pay for tuition and it's hard because they only have either one parent working or they're a single parent supporting the child. Education should be free because not everyone makes the same amount and Geoffrey said in the movie, "Education is another way up".  Kids want to go to a better school so they can get a better education and become someone in life. They want to be able to support their own families when they're older, so they're children don't have to go through the same as they did. Anthony stated in the movie that he doesn't want his kids in the future to go through the same thing he's going through. He lives with his grandparents and goes to a not so great school. In the end of the movie he was one of the few lower class in the raffle to get pick into going into a better school. Daisy is a young smart girl who wants to go to collage when she's older because she wants to become a nurse like her mom. Daisy's dad, Jose says, "I believe she can make it". Her parents support her and so does her teacher, but they don't want her to have trouble learning when she reaches middle and high school. She got put in a raffle to see if she would get accepted in Kipp, but didn't get accept. The raffle method seems unfair especially for the children who's parents are having a hard time getting them a better education. Teachers need to make an effort in teaching heir students and understand how they think because if the system doesn't make an effort then maybe the teachers or whoever is in charge of the school. Kids are the future and it's our job into guiding them on the right path so they may become successful in life.