Why Formal Education Is Beyond Degrees and Income: The Broader Impact
Inspired by The Forbes Article, I Share My Two Cents on The Power of Formal Education
It’s not all roses and unicorns
Today I want to “talk to you” about a topic I am passionate about—formal education or school.
The reason for this is that school was always my happy place, and I will share with you why I liked it so much.
While my sister was a math & co. genius, I was “little trouble”—the one with the artsy soul and ideas before her time.
Truth be told, reading books and watching TV shows with “independent women” themes, plus coming from a family of strong and outspoken women, had an impact on this too.
Hence, by the time I started middle school, I had created my own opinions. And this all formed my “little trouble” character, who was not afraid to contradict the teacher’s opinion.
Regardless of this, I was always fond of the school; I didn’t mind doing homework and studying (mostly) nights before the exam, as I rather spend days reading non-obligatory literature books than learning for the literature exam on time.
“Harry Potter, I still find you more…
