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article on traveling as a part of education ...fast

Answer 1

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$<b>Travelling plays an important role in our education. The terms ‘travelling’ and ‘education‘ cannot be alienated from each other. Our education remains incomplete without travelling.</b>$

“Travelling” means going from one place to other places. In ancient times travelling was very difficult and risky because there were no proper roads and transports. A traveler had to pass hills and forests. He had to face the fury of nature, wild beasts, robbers and many other obstacles.

$<i>The education of a student remains incomplete without travelling. Educational institutions and tourist bureaus often arranges study tours at affordable rates. Many schools and colleges arrange visit to places that are of geographical or historical importance. Visit to historical places give students a practical insight of the past events. After visiting these historical places, when these students read about those places or events, then they are able to fully understand the subject.</i>$

It is very difficult to understand the nature of various types of soils, forests, etc. simply by reading textbooks. Travel to places of geographical importance also helps a student to grasp the depth of the subject.

$<i>It has been observed that in cities’ students are travelling twice a year either with their respective schools/colleges or with their parents or friends, because there is no financial problem with them, whereas students of village schools are deprived of such travels for their want of money. Government should look into the matter and make arrangement for Education Tours in Village Schools.</i>$


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Answer 2

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We can acquire a great deal of knowledge from books. But it is only second-hand knowledge. By travelling, we come into direct contact with things that we wish to know. Our knowledge of distant land gained from numerous textbooks cannot stand comparison with that which a month’s travel there would give us. Travel gives a character of experience to our knowledge

We can acquire a great deal of knowledge from books. But it is only second-hand knowledge. By travelling, we come into direct contact with things that we wish to know. Our knowledge of distant land gained from numerous textbooks cannot stand comparison with that which a month’s travel there would give us. Travel gives a character of experience to our knowledge

By travelling we not only gain knowledge but broaden our nature. Like the frog in the well, the man who sticks to his home has a narrow vision of the world. As Shakespeare says,In the places, we travel about we are able to encounter men of different temperaments, customs and habits and leam to deal with them. We also learn to adapt ourselves to new manners and customs. We cultivate caution, forbearance and tact. And that is one of the chief aims of education.

Travel also helps us brush up your knowledge of a foreign language If for example, we travel about England for a few weeks, we shall be able to speak English better through our contact with native speakers.