Question

Imi trebuie un eseu in limba engleza despre importanța educației.

Answer 1

In modern society, education plays an important role in the formation of the individual. If in the Middle Ages this possibility was offered only to noble children, education is no longer a rarity: today most of the generations are in training.
 First of all, the right to education designates the creation of conditions to gain knowledge in an effective form. This younger generations start their home education. Being educated by parents, they go to a different level - the kindergarten where, for the first time, they learn, through practical methods, to integrate into a society, to relate to people, to differentiate the good from evil, etc. At an early age, the child goes to school - where he teaches the basics of science, art, logic and linguistics. Primary education follows gymnasium, and after high school, the place where the individual begins to perceive the world with the eyes of an adult. However, the University has the role of finishing the theoretical education of the individual without being responsible for his successes in the future and the actions he takes. Thus, the process of forming a man begins early and often does not end to death - in the case of people who are not limited to the knowledge gained from others. Secondly, education not only contains the theoretical part: it is also the practical one, often giving the individual new opportunities or vice versa, reducing his circle of possibilities. Thus, a good computer programmer, but uneducated, brutal with people or indecent will have fewer chances than a weaker, but more educated and amiable people. Thus, the theoretical part is often annulled by the practical one; mental capacities are often passed to the second level in the absence of social skills. In my opinion, education plays an important role in the development of the individual, both in his behavior in society and in his intellectual work. Thus, education has the role of forming, opening new horizons to the individual; on the other hand, its lack restricts the possibilities. Similarly, the dissonance between intellectual and social education can create discomfort to others and, above all, to the person in the first place. In conclusion, the importance of education is uncontested, with the role of increasing a socially healthier community and creating opportunities for developing its mental skills, giving man unlimited access to (re) discovery of one's own life.