What an Education means to me
What Education Means to Me
Education; the act or process of imparting or acquiring general knowledge, developing the powers of reasoning and judgement, and generally of preparing oneself or others intellectually for mature life. For some it means getting up at 6 in the morning, for others it means studying for the big exam coming up, and for others it's over all boring. But others understand the true meaning of education. Education means a lot of things. Education prepares us for the future.
Doing well in school means a good college and a good college means a good Education. Even if it means staying up until 10:30 studying for a science test or sitting in the front of the class to see the chalk board instead of fooling around with your friends in the back of the room. For me, a multiplication sheet or half a-credit in school makes all the difference on my grade or my college application. I also love learning new things in school. Learning new things in school gives me a different perspective on the way things work. In the morning at school we watch channel 1 and we get updated on the things happening in the world.
Education is key when it comes to preparing for our futures, and our lives. Education gives us the experience and confidence we need to begin the real world on our own. But education does not start at school. It starts at home. Learning how to crawl, walk, and laugh...ECT. When you think about it, education is basically an adaptation. With out education (or the ability to obtain knowledge.) we would be veggies. (And I would not be able to type this essay.) Education is pretty much that fine line that seperates us from sanity and insanity.
Before education comes common sense. With common sense we understand why it is necessary to have an education and we understand with common sense, why it is we want an education. We build common sense as we get older. Small children do not have enough common sense to understand why it is they need
Education; the act or process of imparting or acquiring general knowledge, developing the powers of reasoning and judgement, and generally of preparing oneself or others intellectually for mature life. For some it means getting up at 6 in the morning, for others it means studying for the big exam coming up, and for others it's over all boring. But others understand the true meaning of education. Education means a lot of things. Education prepares us for the future.
Doing well in school means a good college and a good college means a good Education. Even if it means staying up until 10:30 studying for a science test or sitting in the front of the class to see the chalk board instead of fooling around with your friends in the back of the room. For me, a multiplication sheet or half a-credit in school makes all the difference on my grade or my college application. I also love learning new things in school. Learning new things in school gives me a different perspective on the way things work. In the morning at school we watch channel 1 and we get updated on the things happening in the world.
Education is key when it comes to preparing for our futures, and our lives. Education gives us the experience and confidence we need to begin the real world on our own. But education does not start at school. It starts at home. Learning how to crawl, walk, and laugh...ECT. When you think about it, education is basically an adaptation. With out education (or the ability to obtain knowledge.) we would be veggies. (And I would not be able to type this essay.) Education is pretty much that fine line that seperates us from sanity and insanity.
Before education comes common sense. With common sense we understand why it is necessary to have an education and we understand with common sense, why it is we want an education. We build common sense as we get older. Small children do not have enough common sense to understand why it is they need