Quote by William Glasser

I think it is totally wrong and terribly harmful if education is defined as acquiring knowledge.

I think it is totally wrong and terribly harmful if educatio

Summary

This quote suggests that defining education solely as the acquisition of knowledge is both incorrect and detrimental. It implies that a narrow focus on absorbing information overlooks important aspects of education such as critical thinking, creativity, and personal growth. Education encompasses a broader scope of skills, values, and experiences that go beyond memorization. By limiting education to knowledge acquisition alone, individuals are not adequately equipped to navigate the complexities of real-world challenges and adapt to changing circumstances.

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By William Glasser

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