Precis of education

He/she is taken as here an example. The aim of education is to draw out our faculties of the body on over side of his nature, to develop in him every intellectual and moral power, and to strengthen him physically, mentally and operatically so that he may turn out at the end of his college careers a useful, patriotic, pious gentleman, who respects himself and respects those around him. Education is a failure when it is simply cramming the boy's head with a lot of disjointed facts powered into the heads as into the basket, to be emptied out in the examination room and the empty basket carried out again in the world.

It is not a good education which, when a boy has passed his examination, leaves him a nervous wreak, exhausted as to his college he should be full of delight in his young life to take up the burden of the work of the world. He should not e nerve-exhausted and nerve-over strained when he has finished his educational career.
Real education brings about the development of both mental and physical features of a man and tries to speak to him into a complete human being and a patriotic and useful citizen. It helps one to face life and to accepts challenges with courage, conviction and wisdom. Certainly education fails when it degenerates into an information cramming exercise and leaves the student a nervous wreck by overstrung.