Summary
In this quote, attributed to Mark Twain, the author suggests that there is a distinction between schooling and education. While schooling refers to the formal education or curriculum provided in schools, education encompasses all the knowledge and experiences gained throughout life. Twain implies that he doesn't allow the constraints and limitations of traditional schooling to obstruct his continuous learning and personal growth. This quote underscores the importance of self-education and the idea that true education is not merely confined to the walls of a classroom.
Topics
Education
By Mark Twain
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