The World's Most Dangerous Ways to School

The video explores the perilous journeys children in Colombia undertake to attend school, highlighting the challenges faced by the Diageo family and Juan Carlos. Despite the dangers of crossing unstable bridges and navigating through treacherous waters, these children are driven by the hope of a better future. The video also delves into the school environment, the dedication of teachers, and the aspirations of families for their children's education.

What is the main reason children in the Bajo Kalka region risk their lives to go to school?

• To escape from wild animals

• To break out of poverty and create a better life

• To enjoy the scenic beauty

• To meet their friends

What time does the Diageo family start their day?

• 6:00 AM

• 7:00 AM

• 4:30 AM

• 5:00 AM

How does Juan Carlos typically travel to school?

• By walking

• By canoe

• By bicycle

• By bus

What is the most dangerous part of Candis' journey to school?

• Crossing a decaying wooden bridge

• Riding a motorcycle

• Walking through a forest

• Crossing a river

What subject does Candis' teacher focus on to promote individual talents?

• Mathematics

• Painting

• Music

• Science

What is Juan Carlos' favorite subject in school?

• History

• Math

• Geography

• Art

What do Candis and her friends hope for after school?

• To be picked up by a motorcycle

• To play in the park

• To go swimming

• To visit the market

What is Candis' dream career?

• Engineer

• Doctor

• Artist

• Teacher

What does Juan Carlos aspire to become?

• A teacher

• A fisherman

• An engineer

• A farmer

What is the main challenge faced by the teacher in the school?

• No transportation

• No electricity

• Teaching multiple levels at once

• Lack of textbooks