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    The Purpose of Education

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    The Purpose of Education According to Herbert Spencer‚ an English philosopher who lived form 1820 to 1903‚ “The great aim of education is not knowledge‚ but action.” I agree with Spencer’s statement that the aim of education is action‚ not knowledge because society experiences improvements when educated people take actions. The mandatory requirement of education is action because it brings to knowledge the dynamic process of interaction within the world. One historical and concrete example

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    are valuable in today’s society‚ specifically if Liberal Art Degrees are “worth it”. People who earn Liberal Arts Degrees have less job opportunity and security than those who major in skill specific labor such as engineering or the healthcare field. Graduates who major in skill specific labor are more likely to find a job that requires their degree than those who major in Liberal Art Studies. The liberal arts spectrum covers broad subjects in arts and sciences which leaves many employers confused

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    To me‚ the term liberal arts conjures images of impressive buildings with large stained glass windows‚ similar to the University of Michigan Law Quad. I am very well aware that liberal arts by no means has a definition that correlates to physical appearances‚ but I think the images that pop in my head strikes a deeper chord. They attest to the rigor and accomplishment of studying a liberal arts education during college. My definition of a liberal arts education is the exposure and study of a variety

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    The Purpose of Education The world is run by those who are educated and successful. Education is the key to success in life. It is very important for everyone. The role of education is to prepare students for college‚ prepare for work and help students how to socialize. It allows you to do things that you are not able to do without an education. The role of education is to prepare students for college. During four years of high school‚ students have many teachers‚ coaches and role models. School

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    Britannica‚ liberal arts curriculum is divided into three main branches which are humanities‚ physical and biological sciences and mathematics‚ and the social sciences (liberal arts‚ 2017). Further explanations define liberal arts as a study that prepares individuals to be leaders in serving others instead of self (Guthrie & Callahan‚ 2016). Since beginning classes in January‚ I have taken many classes at Bethel University‚ but I have not had classes that are specifically liberal arts. Even so‚

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    “The New Liberal Arts‚” the president of Goucher College‚ Sanford J. Ungar claims that people are not taking advantage of a liberal-arts education due to common misperceptions held by the public. He structures his argument into his seven common misperceptions about a liberal education and starts off by stating his first misperception: a liberal-arts education is a luxury and a “career education” should be the main focus of today’s society. He refutes that point by explaining a “career education” neglects

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    Due to the course Introduction to Liberal Arts‚ I was able to gain a multitude of scholarly attributes that overall contributed to my ability to understand the assigned passage in a critical manner and to construct my paper. The integrated studies course that I have been apart of for the last semester is very much essential to what I believe a liberal arts education should be and that is clearly also the case of the Monmouth College Faculty as well. The class is essential to mine and my fellow students’

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    Liberal arts education is a very important way to learn to perform any career or area of study whether is humanities‚ math‚ or science and technology; interdisciplinary learning will give anyone an advantage in their job as they would be prepared to solve any problem with a variety of knowledge from different fields. Therefore‚ some skills gained through this career preparation would be creative thinking skills‚ effective oral and written communication skills‚ and problem solving and pattern intelligence

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    Death of Liberal Arts”‚ by Nancy Cook‚ does make a valid point that students should not only know skills that will get them a job‚ but the skills to analyze and dig deeper into given information. Nancy Cook talks about how Centenary College in Shreveport‚ La. took out liberal arts classes and added new professional programs that teach about skills that students will need to obtain a job. After understand the article‚ one can disagree with Centenary College’s decision in cutting the liberal arts classes

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    The belief that liberal arts is extra‚ just for fun‚ not useful‚ worthless‚ a waste of money‚ unproductive‚ futureless‚ (any or all of the above) is quite frankly a ludicrous claim. Many adults have engrained in their minds‚ sure that it’s fine to take as a course in school‚ but it’s never going anywhere‚ it’s never going to land a career‚ a job‚ a lifestyle. The stereotype for ‘worthless’ majors is always liberal arts degrees (whether is philosophy‚ art history‚ or Russian literature‚ they have

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