Quote by Francis Keppel

Education is too important to be left solely to the educators.

Education is too important to be left solely to the educator

Summary

This quote emphasizes the significance of education and suggests that the responsibility of ensuring it is not solely upon educators. It implies that everyone should be actively involved in the process of education, as it is essential for individual and societal growth. It highlights the need for collaboration between various stakeholders, including students, parents, policymakers, and communities, to collectively contribute towards creating and maintaining a successful and effective educational system. By recognizing the importance of education to everyone, the quote calls for a broader engagement in shaping and improving educational practices and outcomes.

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Education

By Francis Keppel

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