“Education is education We should learn everything and then choose which path to follow Education is neither Eastern nor Western it is human”
— Malala Yousafzai
Simplified Meaning:
Learning is a process that helps us gain knowledge and skills. It does not belong to any one culture or region; it is a universal human experience. Imagine a big library filled with books from all over the world, covering subjects like science, art, history, and more. When we learn about different subjects and perspectives, we have more options to decide what interests us and what we want to pursue in life. For example, someone might study both Western philosophy and Eastern meditation practices to find a balance that works best for them. The key idea is to embrace all forms of knowledge, understanding that learning itself is a human right and resource, open to everyone. Using what we learn, we can make better choices about the direction we want our lives to take.
