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Nowadays, better is our skill levels better will be our chance to find a job and have great incomes. But in the same time the cost of education increase. Several questions can emerge like Shouldn't we learn alone foreign languages thanks to AI? Who should pay for education and higher education? and if nobody want to pay for it governments will have to cuts some fundings, but which subjects and students will be the victims of these funding cuts?

an outcome
One of the most important outcomes of a college education is learning how to learn.
a final product, or end result, consequence, issue.
Example: I was fairly surprised by the outcome of the election.
en: le revenu, le résultat
a picture of a pay slip which well represents the outcome because a wayge is what we earn after we worked a month. It's the outcome of the worker.
asset
a useful or valuable thing or person
Example: quick reflexes were his chief assets
en: synonym of quality une qualité, un atout
awkward
causing or feeling uneasy embarrassment or inconvenience.
Example: Translations of Google Translate are often awkward.
en: strange, bizarre, étrange, malaisant, gênant
balancing-act
A fird dimension of this balancing act is the value of higher education for democracy.
A situation in which a person tries to give care and attention to two ore more activities at the same time.
en: porter autant d'importance,d'attention a diverses choses.
boosting
to make someone feel more positive, more confident, stronger, better
Example: learningis a great way to boost confidence and self-esteem
en: synonyme de : improving booster, améliorer
chucks
to throw something carelessly
Example: someone chucked a brick through the window
en: jeter, abandonner
controversial
the controversial reforms affect a specific funding stream which is directed at high-cost subjects in higher education.
a policy or decision that causes disagreement.
Example: The candidate's controversial views made him unpopular.
en: controversé, polémique, litigieux
it's a picture of an american demonstration in which we can see people especially revolting women protesting agaisnt the controversial law of Roe who wants to remote the rights of abortion.
devaluing
it meant that the government was devaluing the arts.
considering something less important.
Example: An economic stabilisation and recovery programme was launched which included measures like devaluing the drachma by 15 %.
en: dévaluer, dévaloriser,déprécier
funding
The proposals to cut funding for arts and creative subjects in higher education were confirmed by the universities regulator.
money given by an organisation or a government.
Example: A private association provided funding for our project.
en: un financement, une subvention
this image shows the process of cutting fundings and its consequences.
K-12 education
Kindergarten to twelth grade
Example: States are facing rising costs in public K-12 education, medical care and and corrections.
en: l'éducation, l'instruction de la maternelle jusqu'à la fin du secondaire (de la PS à la Term)
Knowledgeable
All of us are living in a society where skilled, knowledgeable, public-spirited individuals give their time and talent for the public good.
Knowing a lot about many different subjects or about one particular subject.
Example: My brother is a very knowledgeable young man.
en: compétent, instruit, bien informé
it's a portrait of Léonard de Vinci for who the knowledgeable adjective has been made for. Indeed apprently, he used to master 517 crafts.
lean on
rely on or derive support from someone or something.
Example: Children lean on their parents for support
en: synonyme de: rely on, depend on se reposer sur quelqu'un, s'appuyer
lucrative
producing a great deal of profit.
Example: He gave up a lucrative career as a lawyer to look after his kids.
en: synonyme de : beneficial, remunerative lucratif, qui rapporte de l'argent
this picture shows us what does lucrative means.
outpouring
Since we heard about these proposed cuts, there has been an enormous outpouring of fury and disappointment form our members and the wider music community.
an expression of strong feeling that is difficult to control.
Example: There was an outpouring of emotion when the famous singer died.
en: un déferlement, une effusion
a picture of the French football team in 2018 after winning the world cup final. We can see the players expressing their feeling because even if they respect the other team who loses the final the joy is so intense that this feeling become an outpouring feelin
shortsighted
Closing opportunities to learn music is shortsighted, and at the end of the day we'll all suffer.
an action that will affect the future negatively.
Example: But shortsighted funding policies have failed to build strong research institutions with forward-looking research agendas.
en: sans vision à long terme, irréfléchi
the census
We know, for example, that the U.S. Census Bureau reports that the average income for households headed by a college graduate in 2001 was 97,593 dolars.
an official periodic count of a population including information such as sew,age occupation...
Example: According to the census, most people live in cities.
en: le recensement, le dénombrement
the household
By comparaison, the average income for households headed by a high school graduate without a college degree was 53,246 dolars.
the people living together in one house collectively.
Example: Every person or household may claim a housing subsidy.
en: le ménage, la famille
a picture of a typical household
throwing their hat into the ring
putting more attention to cela signifie se jeter dans l'arène
Example: Many companies are throwing their hat into the translation technology ring.
en: se jeter dans l'arène entrer dans la course.
to apportion
the value of a rich cultural life for the individual must be taken into account when the cost of public higher is being apportioned.
to divide something such as payments between two or more people, organizations...
Example: The mother apportioned the sweets among her children.
en: répartir (quelque chose)
a picture of the scales of justice which should be fair such as an apportion also should be.
to shift
Over the past two decades the balance of cost sharing for public higher education has shifted dramatically toward the student.
To change or transfer from one place, position, direction
Example: The government shifted its aims to reflect global developments.
en: modifier, évoluer, basculer
touted
attempt to sell (something), typically by a direct or persistent approach
Example: Kim was touting her wares
en: seen, considered, perceived vanter (les mérites de)
viability
They warned the cuts would threaten the viability of arts courses in universities.
ability to succeed.
Example: The engineer conducted a feasibility study to see if his project was viable.
en: la viabilité, la durabilité
the Earth Overshoot Day shows us that our overconsumption and overproduction in no longer viable.
Welfare
To what extent is it providing for the general welfare of our society?
Health, prosperity, well-being
Example: Every mother worries about her children's welfare.
en: le bien-être