In olden times, Chanakya, the great teacher who is the epitome of knowledge. also he wrote " Chanakya Neeti" his book where he told about advice to people about the complexities of politics and the solution, and many more golden words of Chanakya. He found a boy from poor class to make him a magadh king because he acknowledged that the boy Chandragupta is talented and brave and good-hearted so he wanted so He prepared him from teachings for battles and all. and he was famous by the name of Chandragupta Maurya. He respected his "guru" teacher a lot. He sacrificed his life for Magadh and play a role to made a magadh empire a great empire.
Education is good for everyone. It gives people knowledge, manners about how to live. disciplined but it is not required for everyone due to circumstances like poverty, no money, less knowledge, we have to sponsor one or two children from society for education. It's good for our economy and our country as well. Education in the field like arts, science, computer, designing, logo making, as task work, skill work as mobile repairing, computer skills, hardware; learns skill-based education as you feel free to earn and it's also free for people who don't circumstances to acquire money. No work is small only you are capable of doing your best and also help your families who don't have time to study. very many other studies also important as financial accountability. more to be learned with education when teachers and students focussed on that is communication skills and personality development.
The technology spread over everything. this is the world of the internet, so many to learn. the online opportunities also flow; it less knowledge about online or what is right over there but it's great if you find any opportunity online because here you are your own boss and work according to your own flexibility of time and day. In a time of lockdown you also search the opportunity online it's a great chance to do your spare time. basically I am a lazy person but I am energetic about work because one thing I love doing work. I preferably love d the work from home more. many freelancers sites, much work you can do if your education is less. you can do data entry, copy-paste, typing, computer work, writing, and many more. diploma courses also good for the future so pursue it.
What Education made us :
By education and with our teachers we learn responsibilities, knowledge, disciplined, schedule, good at heart, etc.to be knowledgeable other than studies, read books and journal your interest of the book, journal articles, novels, by videos, audios. aware of Current affairs. what you make it's your will power, so never give up and hope for the best. It's your pure decision about what you want to do or interested in. it's not by any other's choice. make your decisions on your own.
Top 12 benefits of Education are as follows :
- Less poverty
- High income
- promotes equality and brotherhood
- aware of health & hygiene benefits and less liquor and alcohol
- Economic growth
- less number in crime rates
- less biased gender-based violence
- Environmental benefits
- Reduces child marriage
- Reduces child labor
- Reduces maternal deaths
- reduces child marriages.
" A good teacher is like a candle - it consumes itself the light the way for others "- quote by Mustafa Kamal Ataturk.
Teaching is a very noble profession we all know and we respect our teachers a lot. It is a career which builds a child's life career by his mentor and also recognizes strengths and weakness to make a child good human being for others.
Great examples of teachers who build a firm foundation in the field of education: has a list of finest teachers who made India proceed and left footprints by his students.
1. Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. His birthday known for Teacher's day in India. He was the first vice president and the second president of the country. He earned the highest knowledge as a teacher of the most difficult concepts of philosophy. Mostly emphasis on spiritual education.
2. Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam: Scientist and India's proud 11th president. He was a huge epitome of education and a very simple man not biased to religion and find a primary form of personal growth. He also believes that rather a holding a degree, a student should also acquire his personal skills which shaping in individual in a career.
3. Chanakya: also known as Kautilya, is the first famous Indian scholar. He was a professor of political science & economics at the Takshila University ( in the Punjab province of Pakistan). His two famous books are Arthashastra and Neetishastra. His famous student Chandra Gupta Maurya who sat on a throne of Magadha.
4. Swami Dyananak Saraswati: Founder of Arya Samaj, a Hindu reform movement of the Vedic tradition. He was a well-known scholar of the Vedic lore and the Sanskrit language fought for equal rights for women, such as the right to education and reading of Indian scriptures. His commentary on the Vedic Sanskrit as well as Hindi is quite famous.
5. Sir Syed Ahmad Khan: commonly known as sir Syed. He was an Indian educator and politician who pioneered modern education for the Muslim community in India. He is the founder of Mohammadan anglo oriental college, which later formed into Aligarh Muslim University. He believed that the future of Muslims was doomed by the rigidity of orthodox outlook so he began to promote western-style scientific education by founding modern schools and journals. In the 19th century, the condition of women was worse. he desperate being moderate took great expectation for British feudal structure in the educational system in the country. The long trail of Sir Syed works in the field of education can be best judged by the secular and scientific institution he founded. Sir Syed Ahmad Khan was the great votary for women's right to education was evident in his Muslim personal law, he also condemned against the violence of women and also differed in views with the other muslin scholars on questions of divorce and women's right. The founder of the girl's school cited Sir Syed Ahmad as the inspiration behind it. It's won't be an exaggeration that Aligarh Muslim University is a great symbol of his vision and efforts towards education for women in India.
6. Rabindranath Tagore: Tagore's teaching connecting dots & formed a school that he hoped for " the connecting thread" between India and the world. Teaching often under trees at that time. He reinvented the concept of " Gurukul".
7. Savitri bai Phule: First female teacher of India's first women's school. Founder of modern Marathi poetry. when women's caliber was underestimated, she worked for the upliftment and education of women in the country. with the husband's help, she opened a school for untouchable girls. orthodox individuals mock at her work and throw stones but she continued with her teaching. The British government honored her contribution to education later on.
8. Swami Vivekanand: His famous saying: " Education is the manifestation of perfection already in men." His teachings and philosophy applied their reinterpretation to various aspects of education, faith, character building as well as social issues pertaining to India. He propagated the gurukul system, where the educational institutions and the home are blended together and teachers & pupil lives together and work close harmonious relationship.
9. Munshi prem chand: his contribution to modern Hindustani literature. He was also a teacher in a school ( Uttarpradesh). He was influenced by the teachings of Swami Vivekanand.
Conclusion:
I ended this note that education is a great support to stand your firm and independent. It takes some compromises for some years of life. make these years worthwhile. learn with entertainment to not bore soon. The Indian education system must change for the better with ages for the betterment of the education system. It must five students equal opportunities to shine for future accomplishments. We need to let go of the old and traditional ways or enhance the teaching of standards and get better opportunities in their respective fields of interest and they create a better world.
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