Good day!

Today we'll discuss the many roles that education plays in society
today, focusing how important it is in developing productive citizens,
promoting self-actualization, and acknowledging basic education as a
basic human right.

Functions of Education in Society: Let us first discuss the different

roles that education plays in society. Consider a program for vocational
education that gives students specialized skills that match industry
demands. In addition, think about how primary school develops critical
thinking abilities through interesting classroom activities in addition to
teaching basic literacy. In order to ensure that cultural legacy, including
language and customs, is passed down from generation to generation,
education is important.

Productive Citizenry and Self-Actualization: Moving on, let's put

on the significance of self-actualization and active citizenship. Imagine a
community program that shows the role that education plays in
supporting citizenship and social responsibility. Educated persons lead
projects to address local challenges. In addition, consider a student who,
as a result of learning, has a strong interest in environmental preservation
and actively seeks out chances to change the world, showing the
transformational potential of self-actualization.

Primary Education as a Human Right: Lastly, Let's discuss

preschool education as an essential human right. Think of a young person
from an underprivileged area who receives free elementary education,
ending the cycle of poverty and creating opportunities for a better future.
In countries such as the Philippines, where the national constitution
guarantees elementary education, this pledge guarantees every kid the
chance to flourish, irrespective of their family's financial situation.

Thankyou!