Why do we make schools

Schools have always been considered as the second best home for students. Be it Gurukul, Pathshala or school, they all mean the same just a little bit of modification over the period of time. The Question is Why Do We Make School? It is really Very Important to know that school is a temple of learning where an individual gets a life time opportunity to shape his future and direct his course of life.

It is a matter of great pride to be well educated. It makes a person more confident, able, character of strength and dignified. School is that place where a person becomes morally and socially conscious. It is also that venue where he becomes politically aware. In totality, an individual gets transformed into a social human being.

Parents send their ward to school with unlimited expectations. Such as he or she will become a doctor, engineer, lawyer or any other dignified respectable career prospective. And undoubtedly, school performs its functions very effectively and actively.

School also inculcates in us the values of morality, honesty, adjustment, compatibility, respect for elders, warmth for younger and above all the noble and cherished values of patriotism and humanity and kindness.

In schools and other institutions, individuals get the opportunity to interact with other students irrespective of caste, class, color, creed, religion all sex. It is also that place where people get the chance to exchange their views and thoughts. It is a perfect place to transport ideas.

School is beyond comparison to any other teaching institution in the world. No doubt, home has always been considered the first and perfect school for any tiny tot but the actual shaping of the journey of life of a child is groomed via school. A student gives in his hundred percent to his school and in return receives more than that from his Alma Marter. School is that place where student spends close to eight hours of his every day routine. here he spends quality time. So, now there should be no doubt as to why do we make schools?

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25/09/2011