Quote by Abraham Lincoln

The philosophy of the schoolroom in one generation is the philosophy of government in the next.

The philosophy of the schoolroom in one generation is the ph

Summary

This quote suggests that the values and beliefs instilled in individuals during their formative years in school will shape their perspective on governance and leadership as adults. It implies that the education system plays a crucial role in molding future citizens who will eventually become members of government. The quote underscores the importance of promoting an education that fosters critical thinking, ethics, and democratic values, as the ideologies learned in the classroom today will go on to shape the societal values and policies in the future.

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Education Learning School

By Abraham Lincoln

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