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Just a quick thought, just like Art has a Colour Wheel, I feel Education ought to have one too.


This isn't my usual topic as a Blogger but I was forced to make a brief post about the Wheel of Education.


Every Child has the freedom to Education. Education is one of the sweetest things in Life. Being educated is a privilege and it is an attractive look on anyone and everyone.


So, we are going to describe in details the various four aspects of the Education Wheel.


The first is the Nursery and most basic and colourful Wheel. It is the most important and every child deserves to get the best when it comes to a Nursery Education, filled with milk and honey. This Wheel is basically to train a Child to read a little but talk a lot. Communication is the key when it comes to Nursery School and its Children.


The second is the Primary education and it is the second most primal Wheel. It is designed to prim and train the Child, after developed Nursery training. Since the Child has developed his or her vocabulary, he deserves Education growth as well. The Child is then trained to read so much more but talk less. The aim is to talk right or not even talk at all.


The Secondary School is the third and it is designed to make every Child have the urge to pass an Examination, whether he or she likes it or not. He or she is also trained to have high memory when it comes to Studying and retaining its information for a long period of time.


The last and the less important is the Tertiary level. This is known to groom Adults and Adults are known to do whatever they want, unlike the average Child. The tertiary level is known for more of communication improvement skills and living in peace with one another, gaining the ultimate goal of a Degree and finding a desired job in the Labour market afterwards.


Now, with my brief illustration of the Education Wheel, you ought to agree every Child deserves the very best when it comes to the Wheels of Education. Education is a right. Go for it!