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Which group of people have a common misunderstanding of the term 'education'?
Which group of people have a common misunderstanding of the term 'education'?
- Old Indians
- Caucasians
- Indians at home (correct)
- Young Indians
What do some Indians at home believe about government schools?
What do some Indians at home believe about government schools?
- They are not considered 'educated'
- They provide a comprehensive education (correct)
- They are not valuable
- They are only for Caucasians
What does the author think about the education of old Indians who have never been to a class room?
What does the author think about the education of old Indians who have never been to a class room?
- They are equally educated as young Indians
- They are more educated than young Indians (correct)
- They are less educated than young Indians
- Their education is not mentioned in the text
What is the author's view on the values of truth in education?
What is the author's view on the values of truth in education?
What does the author mention as a characteristic of the old Indians' bringing up?
What does the author mention as a characteristic of the old Indians' bringing up?
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Indian home misunderstanding of education
Indian home misunderstanding of education
Some Indians at home wrongly believe government schools are complete educational institutions.
Old Indians' education
Old Indians' education
The author believes some older Indians without classroom experience are more educated than younger ones.
Education values (cultural)
Education values (cultural)
The author argues that values of truth are found in both Indian and Caucasian cultures.
Old Indian upbringing
Old Indian upbringing
Old Indians often displayed superb dignity and composure in their upbringing.
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Education
Education
A process involving knowledge, experience, and development.
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