Education is primarily a personal matter; it has little to do with school or college.

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Education is primarily a personal matter; it has little to do with school or college.

I do not agree with the above statement. To bolster my views, I would begin with defining education. Based on my experience, education is the name a civilized man gives to attainment of knowledge. It includes making a person well aware of the world around him, learn how it works and at the same time be able to contribute towards the process of development by applying the skills he learnt while educating himself. Now, every person is not born with a mind of Einstein and Faraday that even if he does not attend school, he would become a renowned personality. Schools and colleges play a very impor...

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Sentence: It includes making a person well aware of the world around him, learn how it works and at the same time be able to contribute towards the process of development by applying the skills he learnt while educating himself.
Error: learnt Suggestion: learn

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