I believe that education is a discipline
Page 19 I believe that education is a discipline. The object of this discipline is to learn how to think. Once we have mastered this we can use it to learn a vocation, appreciate art, or read a book.
— from Expanding Your Range (Growth/Change/Education/Learning/Habit) · What it Takes, Lessons in the Pursuit of Excellence
In the book
Let me give you the working parts. First, understand what education actually is: not the stuffing of facts into your head but a discipline whose object is to learn how to think — and once you have mastered that, you can turn it on anything. The deepest things, in fact, cannot be handed to you at all; the great paradox of education is that the truly important lessons of life can only be learned through your own endless exploration. — Expanding Your Range (Growth/Change/Education/Learning/Habit)
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