
From the "Education" collection. Recorded at the Philosophical Research Society, Los Angeles.
Summary
The speaker argues that modern education is dull, costly, and disconnected from real life, and calls for reform through apprenticeship, practical learning, and moral formation. He emphasizes integrity, cause and effect, and spiritual or universal purpose as the true foundations of education and human development.
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