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The problem of rural children and youth uneven access to educational services is determined not only by the educational infrastructure or the level of teachers' qualification but also by the financial limitation in the realization of educational ambitions faced by the considerable part of rural families and relatively low level of importance of needs in the range of education. On the basis of own research and analysis of accessible secondary data one can ascertain the difficulties in the access to educational services in the rural areas, particularly to general secondary education and also financial limitations in the realization of educational needs observed in the families living from non paid sources, with many children and incomplete families. Financial problems cause resignation from using various educational services, and especially additional classes, private lesson and participation in school and extramural events.
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(Title in Polish - 'Zagrozenia zwiazane z wykonywaniem przez dzieci prac rolnych w opinii uczniow szkól wiejskich województwa kujawsko-pomorskiego'). The results of studies carried out in the last decade show that it is a common practice among farmers' families to engage children in house and agricultural chores. The collected data suggest that a relatively high proportion of children do work that is dangerous or harmful to health. Children doing such work or just passively staying within the range of influence of the labour environment are exposed to numerous hazards - accidents in the first place, that pose a threat to their health. The authors of the article try to find out whether children living in the rural environment feel that agricultural work done by them poses a threat to their health and development. The problem is presented on the basis of surveys conducted among children from farmers' families from two districts (points) of Kujawsko-Pomorskie voivodeship. Questionnaires were submitted to 971 pupils of rural elementary schools (grades five and six) and rural grammar schools (grade one). The collected data prove that nearly a half of the surveyed pupils does not realize that work on the farms owned by their parents may pose a threat to their health, life or development. The rest is aware of some dangers. However, when assessing the safety of a child doing typical work around a farm the majority of respondents admits that such work is dangerous or dangerous rather than safe. The highest proportion of the surveyed pupils fears accidents. Far less frequently the surveyed children say they are afraid of contracting various diseases in the result of work on a farm. The necessity to help with farm work makes some of the respondents feel unhappy or even exploited.
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