The Truth About Education

Education, generally looked upon as a necessary evil, is much more than dating. Aside from its state mandate, the idea of education should be a continuous cycle of learning new, innovative ways to promote growth and development. To be educated is to be versed in all forms of learning, and through that learning, others should be taught. However, education forms multiple sides that lead to knowledge and develop it into practices and processes. These practices and processes become actual procedures to achieve all learning levels established for the greater good.

As I look back on my education, I never liked the idea of not knowing where I would end up with one learning discipline that would lead me into another to come close to satisfaction. There is a direct feed of new and exciting information due to the positive vibrations set in motion. The enacted positive vibrations create a tangible means to share this force of mental ownership.

A more formal definition of education is the enlightenment of the self. To impose yourself entirely in all that you do becomes your deliverance into a world of more fact than fiction. A great example is this skewed outrage over race relations. For a country to carry this continued display of hatred and bias is not through the idea of education, but more of what is being taught in the home. The home environment is the place where all moral, honest, and sensitive values are enforced. These few core values are essential to moving beyond racism’s crippling effects. But it has its hold, and this grasp on human nature is ugly and debilitating. If we are to survive as a country and as a nation, the people must stay engaged by forcing the narrative of fair education for all. So, it’s not about education and how much you have, but more about human decency and putting on someone else’s shoes who is less fortunate.