Hello friends, how are you? I hope you're all doing well. Today I was sitting at home feeling bored, and then suddenly my daughter brought me some books and told me to read them.
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When I looked at those books, they were just basic stories that reminded me of the past days of my life when I used to go to school and my parents would drop me off.
Then I suddenly remembered the lesson I learned from those books: did it ever apply in my real life? From my experience, education only teaches the basics; in my country, life itself teaches you the real things.
How to communicate with people, how to solve problems when they arise in life—all of this is something you only learn once you're out in the real world.
Books give you grades, and life gives you experience. I've learned that books only improve your communication skills, which is a good thing, but school doesn't teach you how to solve problems when they arise in life.
So, in the end, I'll just share from my own experience that the real exam begins when we leave school and enter real life, where we have to learn everything by taking hits.
Education is also necessary; we can't do anything without it. But how to actually live life, what to do when problems arise—all of that is something we learn only by getting out into the real world.
Do you agree with me on this?
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