This great experience for children is due to the fact that "a century ago, the 'school for parents' movement in the Netherlands... [which established] a system of education" (Williamson, 2 ). Most Americans would agree with the education system of the Netherlands because everyone wants a better education for their children and young adults. Compared to the education system of the Netherlands, the education system of the United States lags behind. It's because people living in poverty-stricken communities don't think too much about their children's education because they have to work three shifts a day to earn enough money to put food on the table. Middle and wealthy Americans do not feel that this is an urgent problem to solve because they have enough money and time to improve their children's academic skills with tutors, after-school programs, summer schools, and time to spend personally with their children and their parents. work on homework or study before a test. The problem of not having education as a priority causes the ever-widening gap of social inequality to widen even further. One way to solve this problem is to convince the government to allocate a special budget for summer tuition for students who want to achieve better results.