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Education is very necessary. Do you
agree?
Whether or not education serves the right purpose in our
society is a difficult question to decide. Very often people
do not take up professions for which they are trained; at
other times they do not get the opportunity to use their
training. When most education at the school level is either
free or subsidized, it becomes essential to examine the
question in great detail.
Is education really necessary? Did we not live before this
quantitative expansion took place, before education began
to be imparted to members of all classes? In Britain till
mid-nineteenth century education was class privilege.
Britain could expand the area of its education on the basis
of the industrial relation. Can the developing and the
under-developed countries afford to take similar
measures?
For generations our people have depended only on life to
educate them and they have all learned through
experience. Even at a higher stage of education mere
theoretical knowledge is not enough; it has to be related to
actual experience. Many young engineers and technicians
find that what they have learned in their schools and
colleges is not of much use to them and they have to learn
everything anew once they take to practical work.
However solid these arguments may appear to be, I firmly
believe that education alone can save us. It alone can help