Haddam Killingworth High School - Opticon Yearbook (Higganum, CT)

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WHAT IS EDIIGATIDN? ill 5 fain :Ili ullil x r 2 I5 individuals may see education as an end in itself . . . it is the path to suc- cess in modern society. in its broadest sense education . 1 'ln Q 17,1 Q CL E his Court considering the necessi- ty many parents or masters may be under to improve their children and ser- vants in labour for a great part of the yeare, doe order that if the towne schooles in the serverali townes, as distinct from the free schooie, be, accor- ding to law allready established, kept up six moneths in each yeare to teach to read and wright the English tongue, the sayd townes so keeping their respective schooies six moneths in every yeare shall not be presentable or fineabie by law for not haveing a schoole according to law, norwithstanding any former law or orders to the contrary. H . . ' ' ' ff h ' teliectuai defiberately transmits Semctgd gfqowtedge' E-rggfafitdn tha? of a people bravely skills, and values to prepare individuals for nd Successful' endeavo,-ing to keep effective membership in the society. Sp the Standard! of Civilization,

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X g .ia4.:Q A shortage of educated people is usually identified as the chief obstacle to moder- nization. Developing nations typically are Wdivided into an educated elite and th il- literate lTi8SSBS. ss. . 1' ... Q as i E 'L 4 . 1968: Studies show they more educa- tion a person has, the higher a star- ting salary he can command. 314,000 Alot of things have happened in re- cent decades. How can school incor- porate the new means of communica- tion and information processing , without further dehumanizing the process of education? Years ol Iidurauon BUT, WE G0 T0 SGI-l00L . . . 5