And I'm complaining about what. Each one of these videos of the kids lives makes you rethink your own life also what I should be teaching my kid. Thanks for sharing
The western way of life is 100% poison. It's disgusting. We keep our children as little kids until they turn 18, and then they go off into the world only to see you again on Christmas and send you a phone call on Fathers/Mothers day. This is bad.
@@alexa.davronov1537That’s true, but honestly, anything can happen and anything is possible. Maybe someone who sees this, offers a sponsorship for kids like him and could actually have a chance in this life.
@@fliptheswitchklipz9498 I would hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. That's the rule number one this world. You can't rely on some sponsorship obviously in order to survive... I just wonder why didn't they use bricks to build static homes considering low depth. Very weird. Cheers from Russia anyway.
Here in India I always used to complain about going to college everyday walking 2 km and after watching this documentary I feel I'm very much privileged than many students around the world and it also motivates me to study and yes I pray for every student all around the world that they will achieve there dreams one day 😇
My papa is an engineer from Peru, and he used to have to drive his motorcycle across the Nazca desert every day. This kid is probably going to have to embark on more dangerous journeys in his life once an engineer.
This is no more difficult again if the governer build a school in their village. I was in their situation when i was young in Indonesia. But it has changed, when the governer built a school near our village. And now my brother going to school safe and faster than before.
I grew up in a small town in Arkansas with a single mother and 3 siblings. I thought we had it bad, but watching this made me appreciate the struggles that we went through. I hope all these kids succeed in life.
This is heartbreaking..... I feel soo privileged and entitled. Lets imbibe the spirit of gratitude and reach out to your neighbor, in whatever little way you can, go out and put a smile on someones face.
My heart sinks as I see these tiny ones on an unusual way to school. I just wish they be kept safe through out their way to school and home and someday, achieve their dreams and goals. I also wish that their world is not polluted by the modern day world. My prayers with them. Thank you for the documentary. 🙏🙏 Loved it.
Finn Packard no need to get defensive. As you saw, these people have nothing but the reeds and the lake they live on. If the fish were to die off so would they.. They’re simply more vulnerable
@Finn Packard All those diseases you mentioned are man-made in some way. Some are directly made by man and some are created by our mess. Thanks to the modern Medicine that most of these diseases have cure. But this community is free from all these diseases which is good. That's why I wish for them that, their communities are not impacted or polluted by the negativities of modern world. I hope, you too wish for the same for your community and so do i.
im sure they donated kindly to at least the families they documented, it would probably make them alot more willing to let their children be recorded and followed by complete strangers if they gave them a bunch of mustad 3551 treble hooks with some nice heavy fishing rods!!
I was thinking, why don't they use a simple sail? Then I thought, how good these people could use all those windsurf boards that are just being thrown away over here in the Netherlands. Logistics is the problem I guess...
My parents died when I was 5 years old. My sister and I were separated from each other and sent to live in different group homes. Suffice it to say, my childhood sucked watching this.........makes me not so bitter......I didn't have to row across a lake for 2 hours just to get to school.........
People who have so much and appreciate so little need to see this. It teaches you how life, education and determination all work together and they and the struggle to attain and achieve are priceless. Children really are our future. They are our most precious natural resources. I love this video. Thank you so much for posting it. We have more people and circumstances to add to our prayers and meditations. Peace and love.
I hold the utmost admiration and respect for these children and their parents. I would gladly donate money to the school and Vidal’s family so that he doesn’t have to miss school. if someone could provide me with info.
My heart almost stopped when the narrator gave details of that lake being the largest navigable lake in the world, & little Vidal travels 2 hours over it both ways. God bless his life~
Today, a 9-year-old taught me how to be a better adult. I have enormous respect and admiration for these kids and their parents. At the same time, I wish them a better life and pray for their continued safety and blessings.
Thank you, it touches the heart. I have lived in such countries over the years and found the young appreciate education far more than in the so-called developed lands.
I live near a lake too, here in Philippines, and its a large septic tank, sadly🤦♀️ Kudos to these humans who takes goodcare of the nature and preserve it well while inhabiting it. This is ecosystem.
One of the best documentaries and hats off to your team. We complain a lot about our Comfortable schools, our teachers, our education, our classrooms, our school facilities and everything we have that is so comfortable and we're not happy too. This is what we have to learn about these brave kids.
I show this to my brother when he doesn't want to go to school, i tell him " look what other kids do to get an education, you have a ride from home and to home and you don't want to go to school" i feel so bad for these kids, I wish someone did something for them🙏😢
Though Vidal wants to be an engineer when he grows up and I hope he does. The fact is that his ancestors have achieved an engineering feet that no engineering school will be able to teach him. Buliding, transport and every other thing of need developed using a sustainable material sourced locally without polluting. I think engineers rather need lessons from his culture.
that just shows that he WILL be a brilliant engineer, he did learn from the best after all, his ancestors. now think of all he will be able to do with the resource those before him never got to have ☺️ I really wish the best for him, I know he’ll have a bright future
These kids don’t drink soda pop, no junk food, no obesity, no TikTok, just totally fine , wholesome living, what’s wrong with that? Don’t even need PE, plenty of social distancing.
@Miss Monteiro lmao why are you so angry, just calm down no one cares yo. America is #1 thats the end of it. End of discussion. Lol there is no argument. Btw i do not own any gaming console so your points mean nothing to me 😂😆
Their travel include an element of mortal danger, you will know very few mothers allowing mortal danger for their kids when there is a safer alternative. In some sence parrents mottivation to make a better, safer enviroment for their kids to grow up have some serious self-deffeating aspects to it. Atleast they dont have to live in disgusting garbage,noise and smoke filled giant cities, for now
We are keeping our children neutered and child-like, even into their teenage years. It's sad. Kids are capable of responsibility at a young age, and this teaches them so much.
What a nice video. I hope these students achieve whatever their dream is. Such determination and dedication to learning. Despite having little they seem happy, family oriented and hard working. I would love to meet these people
Absolutely! The whole world should know! Thank you for all documentary films. Looking forward for this great adventures with the children of the world.
Their journey to school is really brutal, but one thing is for sure, when these kids grow up to adults, they will miss the close connection they once had with nature
This is a way of life for them. To save one family is self-indulgent and makes you, the donator, feel better. There will still be 50 other kids pushing through water for 5 hours a day. Besides, the purpose of a documentary crew is obviously to document rather than provide aid.
They are trying to make money off the video while traveling the world....they need to make it about children and suffering.....Those children are fine....It's more dangerous to live in the city and get childhood diabetes and raped....This video makes people out to be so stupid...
*I love these videos ....... Makes you appreciate what you have and also see what and how others live in these far away continents ....... They work so hard to achieve their goals and try to make their lives better! 🙏🏻💞🙏🏽*
Esta son las razones q existen para seguir luchando... Ay mucha necesidad en Nuestros pueblos y Niños q no ay tiempo q desperdiciar. Dios Bendiga y Proteja a Estos Niños q a mi en lo personal me an enseñado q ay un sueño aun x alcanzar.
Wow. This is incredible the will and determination these children have. When I say I can't do something I will think of these children. That will give me motivation to push on.
I am loving these so much, the perspective they give is incredible! I hope all of these kids reach their goals against such amazing odds. , makes me feel guilty complaining about covid isolation and grateful for all the benefits I've taken for granted all of my life, not the least of which are food, safety, and relative ease of life
The govt/taxpayer can't be every ones "nanny". When the so called rich and developed countries economies collapse because of massive unsustainable spending and debt and worthless fiat currencies they will devolve to look more like this in Peru. In a large portion of the world, if you won't work to take care of yourself........... you will go hungry.
the worst thing can happen to these natives is government involvement taking all their resources, impoverish their minds and souls with electricity, phones, tv and all these things that destroyed true balance between humans and earth.
I was really feeling down in the past few months and I was searching for things to motivate me until I came across this channel and watched different countries' dangerous ways to school. The videos made me realize how privileged I am and I still had the guts to complain. I can't imagine my life being in their situation. This made me grateful for where God placed me in this world. I should live it well by now. I would also share these videos with other kids or someone who needs to see things on another side of the world and hopefully helps them have a better outlook in life.
It's not a privilege. It's luck. You were lucky to be born into a first or second world country. You were lucky to be born into a society that is forward thinking. These kids parents could get them a boat with an engine but they are dead set on doing what their ancestors have been doing for a hundred years. Building their reed island while their neighbors are getting motor boats. Rowing 4hrs each way for a few hrs of school and they shouldn't get home till midnight. I think they are embellishing something because this makes no sense. Also, if you feel down, get up and do something. Only YOU are responsible for how YOU feel. Don't let anyone or anything make you sad. It's a choice. You've been trained to not think. As soon as you realize it's a choice, you're life will change. But until then, be sad and feel sorry for yourself.
Wow, that's a beautiful lake!! These childrens' lives are very hard. It's hard enough to row a fibreglass row boat with best hydrodynamic designs and with really long oars😳. Very inspiring lives!!
This is a fascinating interesting and amazing video of the TITIKAKA People in the Peruvian wilderness. So far they seemed to have maintained some sort of ancient traditional lifestyles. It's a difficult life but yet they are naturally happy . They are very greatful people who make the best of nature. I just wonder why they have chosen to live on a reed island rather than land closer to school. But nothing stops them from progressing .I admire their determinations to risk their lives to learn.
These documentaries about school children from around the world are very touching but uplifting at the same time... Undoubtedly, some of the very finest that I have ever watched... Thank You for all the hard work ...They have enriched my life...
These "most dangerous ways to school" documentaries are amazing. The hardships the children face are wayyy more intense than what we Americans face for the most part. I respect these young people highly.
My thoughts are the same, I give full credit to these children. They will grow into well grounded adults with a mature understanding of what life is about. I'm in Australia and really most of our youngsters have it so easy.
What a fantastic life, amazing isn't it; the less we own, the more we enjoy life. Of course that has to be coupled with a blissful ignorance of all that we could have. Grateful thanks for a wonderful documentary.
Aww. Wish I could buy him a kayak, life jacket and good paddle. Poor little guy. These shows always break my heart knowing the hardships these children go through for an education.
They wouldn't accept it. They're not Forward thinking. There's people buying boats with motors around them and they continue to spend their hard work on getting new reads to rebuild their rotting Islands that they've been rebuilding for a hundred years. And it doesn't make sense why they're spending all that time rolling to go to school and then spend another 4 hours of rolling back home it makes zero sense somebody's lying
Thank you for the video. Understand the environment where they get their education. I hope the peruvian authorities care for their safe and feeding soon. The Uros need to keep their traditions but also learn the secrets of canoing and safety. My prayers for the kids.
As a Norwegian living among the fjords, i can say rowing while sitting with your back to the bow, is much more effective, maybe they have their reasons to not do it, but that`s literally where "put your back into it" comes from, you will ruin your arms rowing like that... But damn they are tough though.. Respect... Great documentary...
@@even8847 That's all I can figure as well. Also, I noticed the little girl was standing and would put her body weight into each push on the odds. With her small size and light weight maybe that's the best way to get leverage. It's an interesting method nonetheles.
I’ve been on a kayak twice in my life so take this with a grain of salt but I think they use their whole body weight to sort of take a step forward. Maybe that helps reserve energy over a long period of time? Oh and another point is probably that they are shorter because they are kids, the upright posture gives em more leverage Third point may be the difference in current (fjord - lake) I recon long strokes get you further on the lake and you need more power on a fjord
And I'm complaining about what. Each one of these videos of the kids lives makes you rethink your own life also what I should be teaching my kid. Thanks for sharing
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Thank you Lord God for such blessings in my life!
I hope and pray for the education and safety of many
such young people around the world!
Exactly..
The western way of life is 100% poison. It's disgusting. We keep our children as little kids until they turn 18, and then they go off into the world only to see you again on Christmas and send you a phone call on Fathers/Mothers day. This is bad.
@Doesn't Jump to conclusions don't vote at all, democracy is a lie, should be evident by now
God bless these kids I hope they achieve success when they grow up.
Amen
Your god? Or their gods?
Well, the truth is, they are limited to resources they have... including their political ones.
@@alexa.davronov1537That’s true, but honestly, anything can happen and anything is possible. Maybe someone who sees this, offers a sponsorship for kids like him and could actually have a chance in this life.
@@fliptheswitchklipz9498 I would hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. That's the rule number one this world. You can't rely on some sponsorship obviously in order to survive... I just wonder why didn't they use bricks to build static homes considering low depth. Very weird. Cheers from Russia anyway.
Here in India I always used to complain about going to college everyday walking 2 km and after watching this documentary I feel I'm very much privileged than many students around the world and it also motivates me to study and yes I pray for every student all around the world that they will achieve there dreams one day 😇
same here. one of my university trying to get a gondola to the mountain. while look at this kid. lol those complaint is xD
aamen bro
4 hours of rowing for 5 hours of schooling... i really hope that boy becomes the engineer he wants to be
He wont, he we will be washed up on the shore in the next 5 years. Lets buy these kids some kayaks and life jackets
please can u donate them a good sea ride to ride safely on school 🥺 im to far away i cant help them caus im also a poor 😣 help them please and donate
if i was him I would sleep at the school XD
My papa is an engineer from Peru, and he used to have to drive his motorcycle across the Nazca desert every day. This kid is probably going to have to embark on more dangerous journeys in his life once an engineer.
This is no more difficult again if the governer build a school in their village.
I was in their situation when i was young in Indonesia. But it has changed, when the governer built a school near our village. And now my brother going to school safe and faster than before.
I grew up in a small town in Arkansas with a single mother and 3 siblings. I thought we had it bad, but watching this made me appreciate the struggles that we went through. I hope all these kids succeed in life.
This is heartbreaking..... I feel soo privileged and entitled. Lets imbibe the spirit of gratitude and reach out to your neighbor, in whatever little way you can, go out and put a smile on someones face.
My heart sinks as I see these tiny ones on an unusual way to school. I just wish they be kept safe through out their way to school and home and someday, achieve their dreams and goals. I also wish that their world is not polluted by the modern day world.
My prayers with them.
Thank you for the documentary. 🙏🙏
Loved it.
Finn Packard no need to get defensive. As you saw, these people have nothing but the reeds and the lake they live on. If the fish were to die off so would they.. They’re simply more vulnerable
Jay A they’ll be fine. There’s always mud pies to snack on
@Finn Packard All those diseases you mentioned are man-made in some way. Some are directly made by man and some are created by our mess. Thanks to the modern Medicine that most of these diseases have cure. But this community is free from all these diseases which is good. That's why I wish for them that, their communities are not impacted or polluted by the negativities of modern world. I hope, you too wish for the same for your community and so do i.
@@Bradmhj y don't you make some n have it yourself
@Finn Packard Lol. what does it got to do with Donald Trump and Red Cap?? 😂😂
Would be awesome if a kayak company donated a fleet to these kids.
Lol whats stopping you?
im sure they donated kindly to at least the families they documented, it would probably make them alot more willing to let their children be recorded and followed by complete strangers if they gave them a bunch of mustad 3551 treble hooks with some nice heavy fishing rods!!
I was thinking, why don't they use a simple sail? Then I thought, how good these people could use all those windsurf boards that are just being thrown away over here in the Netherlands. Logistics is the problem I guess...
And here i was complaining about going to school everyday.
This makes me rethink everything.
Sflor37 people generally don’t appreciate opportunities that come easy to them, glad you have a new outlook
Other struggles don't make your struggles not valid.
or the fact people don't realize how they already have certain necessities and are usually overlooked
I was watching a video on Kiribati and told myself not to buy a pair of shoes this year
I’ve been an ingrate with what I have
@@piggybackshiggy yes they do lol
He’s a legend that boy! Already an engineer- 10 hour round trip, and brought home dinner with the boat he built himself, and ingenuity. Tautoko!
These lil ones are so brave, smart & strong..I really so admire them all♡
I wish Vidal and all the children there the very best in the future, i can't even begin to imagine doing this everyday
My parents died when I was 5 years old. My sister and I were separated from each other and sent to live in different group homes. Suffice it to say, my childhood sucked
watching this.........makes me not so bitter......I didn't have to row across a lake for 2 hours just to get to school.........
People who have so much and appreciate so little need to see this. It teaches you how life, education and determination all work together and they and the struggle to attain and achieve are priceless. Children really are our future. They are our most precious natural resources. I love this video. Thank you so much for posting it. We have more people and circumstances to add to our prayers and meditations. Peace and love.
I hold the utmost admiration and respect for these children and their parents. I would gladly donate money to the school and Vidal’s family so that he doesn’t have to miss school. if someone could provide me with info.
will u really donate ?
My heart almost stopped when the narrator gave details of that lake being the largest navigable lake in the world, & little Vidal travels 2 hours over it both ways. God bless his life~
Today, a 9-year-old taught me how to be a better adult. I have enormous respect and admiration for these kids and their parents. At the same time, I wish them a better life and pray for their continued safety and blessings.
Lol my parents might've been telling the truth about their walks to school
This also touched my heart 😭😭😭😭 so proud of these children and teachers.... Godbless and kudos to all of you... Keep on reaching your dream...
This is motivation for me to finish my degree
What are you in for?
Better do it !💪
Stefen Fuqua I wanted to be a gynecologists. I always had a fascination with it and the secrets it keeps
😅
Education don't equal intelligence 🤨 duck the indoctrination
Thank you, it touches the heart. I have lived in such countries over the years and found the young appreciate education far more than in the so-called developed lands.
we are very fortunate to have people shoot these documentaries and bring to our screens the hardship that children face and what we take for granted.
God bless this children,that they can fulfil thier dreams.
I love the people of Peru. God bless their humble souls
Absolutely one of the most beautiful documentaries I've ever seen.
Thank you so much for providing this on the web!
I live near a lake too, here in Philippines, and its a large septic tank, sadly🤦♀️ Kudos to these humans who takes goodcare of the nature and preserve it well while inhabiting it. This is ecosystem.
This motivates me to sit through Zoom class
I truly admire these youngsters courage to take education seriously!
so much RESPECT for this way of living ..
RESPECT🙏! Perseverance, Resoluteness and Pursuit....things no curricular can teach!
I feel embarrassed not going to school on the same block. This is inspiring!
My Lord Jesus, please Bless these children 🙏 ❤ help them to study, protect them all the time!!In Jesus' Name I pray 🙏 🙌
Amen
They look very healthy, what a hearty people!
These children have something more them any god, determination to study.
Amen
AMEN
THAT melted my heart when the little girl picked up the little boy to take him to his preschool then dropped him off. 💖
One of the best documentaries and hats off to your team. We complain a lot about our Comfortable schools, our teachers, our education, our classrooms, our school facilities and everything we have that is so comfortable and we're not happy too. This is what we have to learn about these brave kids.
Grandfather: I had to walk five miles!
Kids in this video: Hold my boat paddle
Utmost respect and admiration. It will be great if some of these children are followed up in later years.
I show this to my brother when he doesn't want to go to school, i tell him " look what other kids do to get an education, you have a ride from home and to home and you don't want to go to school" i feel so bad for these kids, I wish someone did something for them🙏😢
Some people have different opinions on school and you should respect it
Though Vidal wants to be an engineer when he grows up and I hope he does. The fact is that his ancestors have achieved an engineering feet that no engineering school will be able to teach him. Buliding, transport and every other thing of need developed using a sustainable material sourced locally without polluting. I think engineers rather need lessons from his culture.
that just shows that he WILL be a brilliant engineer, he did learn from the best after all, his ancestors. now think of all he will be able to do with the resource those before him never got to have ☺️ I really wish the best for him, I know he’ll have a bright future
True.
Someone could donate two motor boats and have a bus route type scenario with an adult steering it. They could be at school and home in 15min
Fuel to operate. They barely have meat to eat...
If wishes were trees we'd all have shade they say
I would like to send over school supplies for these students. Is there any contacts/ organisations I can send them to? Please let me know.
I love their brightly coloured clothes and their coloured homes.
These kids don’t drink soda pop, no junk food, no obesity, no TikTok, just totally fine , wholesome living, what’s wrong with that? Don’t even need PE, plenty of social distancing.
Lol then why dont you take your family and live in a reed hut, be sure to come back and lmk how it goes after a year or so Goodluck ;)
thats because its a third world country mayonaise eater
@Miss Monteiro so because i cant take my PS5 with me when i die, thats why america isnt the best? Lol ok 😂
@Miss Monteiro lol yup, i spend 20+ hours a day on something that hasnt been released yet 😆😘
@Miss Monteiro lmao why are you so angry, just calm down no one cares yo. America is #1 thats the end of it. End of discussion. Lol there is no argument. Btw i do not own any gaming console so your points mean nothing to me 😂😆
Respect..👏👏..Tough & brave childrens..👍👍..God bless them all..🤚🤚🤚
Thank you LORD JESUS for SDA to build school for this tribe..❤❤❤
We're all spoiled even our parents! This is extreme but character building af! These kids are amazing, they're culturally taught to be so strong!
Their travel include an element of mortal danger,
you will know very few mothers allowing mortal danger for their kids when there is a safer alternative.
In some sence parrents mottivation to make a better, safer enviroment for their kids to grow up have some serious self-deffeating aspects to it.
Atleast they dont have to live in disgusting garbage,noise and smoke filled giant cities, for now
We are keeping our children neutered and child-like, even into their teenage years. It's sad. Kids are capable of responsibility at a young age, and this teaches them so much.
I love their teacher she is full of understanding ,something thats really important after 2 hours of rowing and being hungry all day and in general.
What a nice video. I hope these students achieve whatever their dream is. Such determination and dedication to learning. Despite having little they seem happy, family oriented and hard working. I would love to meet these people
May all these hardworking children succeed in their lives.
man I never be skipping my zoom class.
Absolutely! The whole world should know! Thank you for all documentary films. Looking forward for this great adventures with the children of the world.
Their journey to school is really brutal, but one thing is for sure, when these kids grow up to adults, they will miss the close connection they once had with nature
I don’t know it cost to make this video,but looks like they could pitch in to buy them a outboard engine.
This is a way of life for them. To save one family is self-indulgent and makes you, the donator, feel better. There will still be 50 other kids pushing through water for 5 hours a day. Besides, the purpose of a documentary crew is obviously to document rather than provide aid.
They are trying to make money off the video while traveling the world....they need to make it about children and suffering.....Those children are fine....It's more dangerous to live in the city and get childhood diabetes and raped....This video makes people out to be so stupid...
*I love these videos ....... Makes you appreciate what you have and also see what and how others live in these far away continents ....... They work so hard to achieve their goals and try to make their lives better! 🙏🏻💞🙏🏽*
Admirable el esfuerzo de estos niños que merecen una mejor calidad de vida
This boy is genius and reselient.
Wonderful documentary. Wish you had subtitles though, I'd love to hear their voices. Otherwise stellar work!
Esta son las razones q existen para seguir luchando...
Ay mucha necesidad en Nuestros pueblos y Niños q no ay tiempo q desperdiciar.
Dios Bendiga y Proteja a Estos Niños q a mi en lo personal me an enseñado q ay un sueño aun x alcanzar.
I hope all of my students watching this video🧡
I only planned to watch for 10mins coz it's way past bedtime, I'm glad I've watched it all. Thanks for a great story, loved it!
Man, now THATS dedication!!!
showing this to my kids, when they complain about having to get up so early to catch the school bus.
I have learnt to appreciate God for everything i have.
Amén ✝️🙏🏻
Wow. This is
incredible the will and determination these children have. When I say I can't do something I will think of these children. That will give me motivation to push on.
imagine the teacher goes ''you're late !''
i mean i think the teachers know
i used to live just across the street from school and i always was late and this kids have to ride 2 hrs on boat and make it on time WOW!!!
Someone buy Vidal an airboat.
I'm broke.
Then some one has to buy fuel for each day’s.
I wouldn't worry I'm sure they got paid handsomely For letting them document their life
Or you can recommend solar based airboat.
Which eco friendly.
I am loving these so much, the perspective they give is incredible! I hope all of these kids reach their goals against such amazing odds. , makes me feel guilty complaining about covid isolation and grateful for all the benefits I've taken for granted all of my life, not the least of which are food, safety, and relative ease of life
Im so proud of this kidds right here"""they've work hard😢😢😢 where is the peru government??? Can't they see this???
Government is not good for big brother situations look at us now those kids would need to stay home..
Bro what government they are isolated hints then being the only inhabitants of the lake... they are the government....
The govt/taxpayer can't be every ones "nanny". When the so called rich and developed countries economies collapse because of massive unsustainable spending and debt and worthless fiat currencies they will devolve to look more like this in Peru. In a large portion of the world, if you won't work to take care of yourself........... you will go hungry.
the worst thing can happen to these natives is government involvement taking all their resources, impoverish their minds and souls with electricity, phones, tv and all these things that destroyed true balance between humans and earth.
Literally crying for these kids safety. Hope they will all achieve their dreams. Bless and Keep them safe Father for their everyday lives.
I don't know y I am watching it again and again,I am in love with this particular episode
I was really feeling down in the past few months and I was searching for things to motivate me until I came across this channel and watched different countries' dangerous ways to school. The videos made me realize how privileged I am and I still had the guts to complain. I can't imagine my life being in their situation. This made me grateful for where God placed me in this world. I should live it well by now. I would also share these videos with other kids or someone who needs to see things on another side of the world and hopefully helps them have a better outlook in life.
It's not a privilege. It's luck. You were lucky to be born into a first or second world country. You were lucky to be born into a society that is forward thinking. These kids parents could get them a boat with an engine but they are dead set on doing what their ancestors have been doing for a hundred years. Building their reed island while their neighbors are getting motor boats. Rowing 4hrs each way for a few hrs of school and they shouldn't get home till midnight. I think they are embellishing something because this makes no sense. Also, if you feel down, get up and do something. Only YOU are responsible for how YOU feel. Don't let anyone or anything make you sad. It's a choice. You've been trained to not think. As soon as you realize it's a choice, you're life will change. But until then, be sad and feel sorry for yourself.
Wow, that's a beautiful lake!! These childrens' lives are very hard. It's hard enough to row a fibreglass row boat with best hydrodynamic designs and with really long oars😳. Very inspiring lives!!
HOPE I COULD HELP THESE YOUNG INNOCENT SOULS ONLY GOD HELP THEM AND FOR THE NICE VIDEO
I wish my siblings had to do this, they are spoiled rotten. This would make them realize how good they have it smh.
This is a fascinating interesting and amazing video of the TITIKAKA People in the Peruvian wilderness. So far they seemed to have maintained some sort of ancient traditional lifestyles. It's a difficult life but yet they are naturally happy . They are very greatful people who make the best of nature. I just wonder why they have chosen to live on a reed island rather than land closer to school. But nothing stops them from progressing .I admire their determinations to risk their lives to learn.
*Damn, I really took everything and everyone for granted growing up, I wish I seen this 45 years ago!!*
beautiful culture, simple, challenging, and natural. much respect to these people.
Bless these kids please Lord Jesus. Keep them safe.
Amén 🙏🏻
My heart is really broken seeing these little ones 😢😢😢.Bright future to them all. CAPS off.
These documentaries about school children from around the world are very touching but uplifting at the same time... Undoubtedly, some of the very finest that I have ever watched... Thank You for all the hard work ...They have enriched my life...
I can't believe you're falling for this. You really think they spend six to seven hours a day rowing just for 2 hours of school. It makes no sense
This exactly how my grandma describe when she was going to school “back in my days..”
I'm going to be watching them with my 14 year old. I think all schools and parents would benefit from seeing these.
...meanwhile our kids aren't allowed to go biking with their friends until they are 27
In Eastern Europe there are kids outside alone with their bikes already at 23.
@@eksiarvamus lmao
As you know America have so many jackass and maniac are walking among us who waiting for a opportunity to do harm to innocent children.
@catch me I am hyperbolizing the age for satirical effect but No, I am not joking.
@catch me im hoping not i went out and road my bike when i was 12
After watching this video I have nothing to complain about at all... I've been blessed...
Let jehovah God bless these children
These "most dangerous ways to school" documentaries are amazing. The hardships the children face are wayyy more intense than what we Americans face for the most part. I respect these young people highly.
My thoughts are the same, I give full credit to these children. They will grow into well grounded adults with a mature understanding of what life is about. I'm in Australia and really most of our youngsters have it so easy.
Just to clarify, they belong to an indigenous small community that lives on Titicaca lake. That's not the average way of life most Peruvians have.
Proves the way of people living naturally in the world . Hope these kids have a good future they definitely deserve it
My grandpa had to walk barefoot, backward and uphill both ways to get to school.
What a fantastic life, amazing isn't it; the less we own, the more we enjoy life. Of course that has to be coupled with a blissful ignorance of all that we could have. Grateful thanks for a wonderful documentary.
Someone give this kid a motor boat he deserves it 2 hours to school in 2 hours home on this little Canoe he made himself with a stick
Get him a paddle
@C chaplin I'll donate
I complain about sitting up at 10am for my zoom meeting. This is the reality check I needed.
Amazing people. So strong and beautiful. Dang. Driven by wanting to learn. Not driven to school by Mom.
I hope and pray that this childrens get rich and prosperous future.
Aww. Wish I could buy him a kayak, life jacket and good paddle. Poor little guy. These shows always break my heart knowing the hardships these children go through for an education.
Me too....♡
They wouldn't accept it. They're not Forward thinking. There's people buying boats with motors around them and they continue to spend their hard work on getting new reads to rebuild their rotting Islands that they've been rebuilding for a hundred years. And it doesn't make sense why they're spending all that time rolling to go to school and then spend another 4 hours of rolling back home it makes zero sense somebody's lying
Thank you for the video. Understand the environment where they get their education. I hope the peruvian authorities care for their safe and feeding soon. The Uros need to keep their traditions but also learn the secrets of canoing and safety. My prayers for the kids.
I have so many mixed emotions about this .... we take shit for granted to much💔
best for them is the view is spectacular breathtaking ...
As a Norwegian living among the fjords, i can say rowing while sitting with your back to the bow,
is much more effective, maybe they have their reasons to not do it,
but that`s literally where "put your back into it" comes from,
you will ruin your arms rowing like that...
But damn they are tough though.. Respect...
Great documentary...
What you say makes sense. Why do they row that way? Is it bc they keep their bearings better by using landmarks in sight? There must be a reason.
@@olliefoxx7165 I thought that as well, but we use landmarks at the stern to keep our bearings.. Maybe to navigate the straws?
@@even8847 That's all I can figure as well. Also, I noticed the little girl was standing and would put her body weight into each push on the odds. With her small size and light weight maybe that's the best way to get leverage. It's an interesting method nonetheles.
@@olliefoxx7165 Valid point, maybe sitting is to heavy... Thats not easy to think of when youre a Viking hehe ;) JK
I’ve been on a kayak twice in my life so take this with a grain of salt but I think they use their whole body weight to sort of take a step forward. Maybe that helps reserve energy over a long period of time?
Oh and another point is probably that they are shorter because they are kids, the upright posture gives em more leverage
Third point may be the difference in current (fjord - lake) I recon long strokes get you further on the lake and you need more power on a fjord
Thank you so much for sharing this video. There still beutiful humble people.
This documentary all i can say: Wowww!!!!