When I worked a kindergarten in Kimpo, I was very shocked because of education inequality. I had heard that problem through News or class, but I didn’t consider that problem seriously. However, I easily recognized that problem as soon as I began work. I took care of six or seven-year-old kids. Most of kids in my class have working mom, so they had to leave lately in kindergarten about up to seven o’clock. The kids looked very lonely, and some kids looked messy. I was sad. The more serious problem was that some kids didn’t read and write Korean even though they would go elementary school next year. Other kindergarten’ children even read English! I worried that poor kids would be in trouble in school.  I asked another teacher the reason, and she said that most kids have working moms, so they didn’t have chance to taking careing, or some kids have one parents; mom or dad because of divorce. I thought economical hardships effect on educational chance. It is so unfair and sad, isn’t it? However, still i don’t know what I can do for the kids.