Investing in education and development aims to achieve multiple goals, including economic growth, poverty reduction, and social justice.

Investing in education is generally associated with positive outcomes such as increased productivity, higher wages, and improved health. Increased crime rates are not a typical benefit of education investment.

Human capital refers to the knowledge, skills, and abilities that individuals acquire through education, training, and experience, which contribute to their productivity and earning potential.

Natural intelligence is an innate ability, while formal education, on-the-job training, and health and nutrition are all acquired forms of human capital.

Education contributes to economic growth by increasing the supply of skilled labor, promoting innovation and technological advancement, and reducing income inequality.

Universal access to primary education is a goal that many developing countries are striving to achieve, rather than a barrier to education.

International development organizations play a multifaceted role in promoting education, including providing financial assistance, supporting infrastructure development, and training educational personnel.

Eradicating extreme poverty and hunger is a Millennium Development Goal, but it is not specifically related to education.

Lifelong learning encompasses all forms of learning that occur throughout an individual's life, including formal education, training, and informal learning.

Lifelong learning is generally associated with positive outcomes such as increased employability, higher earning potential, and improved health and well-being. Decreased social isolation is not a typical benefit of lifelong learning.

Technology can be used in education to provide access to resources, personalize learning, and facilitate collaboration.

The potential for distraction and misuse is a challenge associated with the use of technology in general, not specifically in education.

Inclusive education encompasses all efforts to ensure that all students have access to quality education, regardless of their background or circumstances.

Universal access to primary education is a goal that many countries are striving to achieve, rather than a barrier to inclusive education.

Education plays a crucial role in promoting sustainable development by educating people about environmental issues, developing skills for green jobs, and promoting responsible consumption and production.