Global survey reveals key challenges facing education systems worldwide

A new Ipsos report reveals global concerns about education, with over 1,000 respondents from 30 countries surveyed. In the U.S., one-third cite political bias as the top issue, while 31% worry about children's safety. In Indonesia, 60% highlight unequal access to education as the main problem, followed by inadequate infrastructure and technology use. The UK reports a lack of public funding as the biggest concern, noted by 40% of respondents. Asian countries show more positive views on education, with 72% in India believing it reduces social inequalities. Other supportive responses come from Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia, while Turkey and Hungary show lower confidence.