Dec 02, 2024
Dec 02, 2024
In my college I often get to see so called educated ones with loads of degrees asphyxiating on their resumes indulging in misdemeanor that can put even so called illiterates to shame. If they were to shorn of their clothes what drops off their tongues is not very different from those tongues which they deem rustic, boorish and unlettered both in content and intonation. This brings up one question. Did years of education make no difference to their intellectual and emotional quotient? Why it is that after having amassed education degrees their civic sense betrays them? And more importantly don't they see any connection between education and greater and refined manifestation of one's disposition?
Answers are neither easy nor direct. Still one aspect of the answer to these questions may lay in the pitiful fact of brutal formalization of education at government institutions and unabashed commercialization at private institutions laying much more emphasis than required on insipid and dead certificates than the delights of alive and bloomed education. Certification which is a necessary document should be a default side effect of a thorough process citing the performance not the only aim worth striving for. Need I say precisely the opposite reigns supreme?
03-May-2009
More by : Pramod Khilery