Importance of Education in the Novels of Charles Dickens
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https://doi.org/10.24113/ijellh.v11i3.11408Keywords:
Moulding Confidence, NEP 2020, Higher Education, Transmission, Advancement.Abstract
Education entails a change in a person's way of living and the growth of that person to enable him to choose the most appropriate solution to a problem at any given time. It is one of the more tangible sources of knowledge and information. A well-educated person is competent enough to use a variety of technologies. A good education can help people achieve their goals in life and grow personally and nationally. We can battle injustice with the aid of education. Our intellect and capacity to reason are improved through education. Writing emails, letters, typing messages, reading periodicals and newspapers, or even using a smartphone, makes communication simple.
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