Quote by Ralph Ellison

Education is all a matter of building bridges.

Education is all a matter of building bridges.

Summary

This quote suggests that education is about fostering connections and creating links between different ideas, knowledge, and people. It implies that the purpose of education is not just to acquire information and skills in isolation, but rather to establish connections and bridge gaps between various disciplines, cultures, and individuals. By building these bridges, education enables a holistic and interconnected understanding of the world, leading to personal growth and societal progress.

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By Ralph Ellison

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