Insights from the Visualizations

1. Distribution of Education Ratings

The majority of respondents rate the quality of education as "Average" or "Good."
There is a noticeable lack of higher ratings (e.g., "Excellent"), indicating significant room for improvement.
A portion of respondents provided an "Unknown" rating, which may suggest limited engagement or reluctance to evaluate.

The most reported challenge is Insufficient Learning Resources (67%), emphasizing the need for investment in books, materials, and educational tools.
Other prominent challenges include:
- Limited Digital Access (40%)
- Lack of Qualified Teachers (37%)
- Government Prioritization Issues (37%)
Challenges such as Financial Constraints (10%) and Inconvenient Learning Environments (7%) are less frequent but remain important to address.

90% of respondents strongly agree with embracing digital platforms for education, showing a high level of acceptance and readiness for technology integration.
Only a small minority (10%) somewhat agree, with no respondents opposing the idea.
This finding underscores the opportunity for implementing digital learning tools and platforms.

Resource Investment: Focus on providing sufficient learning materials and tools to address the most pressing challenge.
Digital Transformation: Leverage the strong willingness to adopt digital platforms by introducing technology-based learning solutions.
Teacher Training: Address the lack of qualified teachers through targeted professional development programs.
Government Policy Reform: Advocate for improved prioritization of education by government stakeholders to resolve systemic issues.