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It was a very good piece dear please keep it up🥹💜💜💜❤️❤️❤️
I'm calm my dear😂🥹.
I truly appreciate the time you took to read this insight🤍
Your piece is thoughtful honestly
Calm down 🌚🌚
Yh the education system should really adopt skill acquisition as part of their curriculum
Because once one is done with school there is no guarantee that the person will get employed immediately so that’s where the skill acquisition comes in but that doesn’t mean that education is useless
It’s a very important aspect in one’s life to me
I was referring to those who doesn’t see the value of degrees 😭😭
I knoww read my comments again and you’ll get what I’m saying
I never said a degree is useless. If you've read the article you'll see where I quoted that there's absolutely nothing wrong with having a degree. Besides, I said the educational system needs to adopt skills acquisition as part of their curriculum. It shouldn't be something that a student needs to learn outside his study. It should be made part of it.
Education still stands as one of the most powerful tools for individual and national development.