Education through control

Education is a very vital tool that is used in the contemporary world to succeed. It is important because it is used to mitigate most of the challenges faced in life. The knowledge that is attained through education helps open doors to a lot of opportunities for better prospects in career growth. It also teaches people how to reason, and if they are taught how to reason well, then they help subdue their own thoughts of ignorance. For example, there are lots of posts and websites on the Internet about childhood vaccinations and how dangerous they are. Ignorant people than never learned how to reason will look at them, believe them and support them. If a person is taught how to reason then he or she will know how to recognise empirical evidence.

With the passing of the years, it can be said that today education has effectively improved, and so, next to control. Nowadays the students are in the place of having a more liberal and allowed thinking than the one of a few years ago, but also, and the government has always been present to teach the students what they allow them to be taught. In this way the students simply do not have the voice to discuss and study what they have to study. With the presence of a good and correct education, the students would be able to have absolute control of their lives, but they would know to tame this control and know how to take it. Thing not everyone has the experience of doing it.

With a society that increases all the time, the authorities must keep them in the measure of their possibilities, with us of the control on the thought.  In general, teachers of any level teach what they want students to know.  Education that is simplified and standardized is often little more than indoctrination.  Education that is too regimented, too centralized, too much like a factory, prepares students for a life of unquestioning obedience and unreflective conformity. Education today still largely teaches students to stay within their station.  Today’s focus on vocational education is both salutary and one-dimensional.  Students are told to get degrees as passports to a job.  They’re not told to aspire to be skeptical citizens who dare to question (or even to supplant) authority. Nevertheless, that can not be done because no student is like the other students, so you can not put all in the same bag. Therefore, education shapes the boys depending on what suits them. They are expected to think in a way, so they are able to have a submissive society that can be easily manipulated. It is real that the government is facilitated that there is a country where everyone has the same education, and think the same, without anyone causing problems. 

First, that trust is born of authority. If you are not the teacher, you do not deserve the same respect. Students, parents, etc. can not discuss or disagree with their teacher because they should sit and listen. On the other hand, intelligence makes oneself capable of remembering and repeating. One does not study what he gave, he is not able to explore new materials, all are tied to the same education program.

Education is essential and important, but it is more important how one prepares to study and is formed as we acquire knowledge over time. Education should not punish someone for not knowing something because we are not all the same, we are not able to know everything. Education reduces poverty in a number of ways. One way is by creating employment opportunities for educated people. Through employment, one is able to afford a decent living. Education helps to increase economic security, create income opportunities and improve livelihoods of the economical disadvantaged by providing sustainable environmental management mechanisms. Education further alleviates poverty through skills acquired in the learning process. Modern education offers students "problems to solve" rather than solutions, so that they can understand for themselves. Teachers teach while listening to the proposals and recommendations of students, because education is something that is done for two; The one who teaches and the student. Both should learn from each other to grow with an open mind.

In conclusion, education is the only means of alleviating poverty, improving people’s health and increasing economic growth. Improving literacy levels in marginalised societies will go a long way in improving human living standards.