What do you think...Education means high level degrees OR your Behaviour to others?

Education means memorize what you have learned through exams and it does affect your behaviour in a negative way

yes i agree with you Mr Vishwajeet Kumar. I asked this question because i saw mostly well educated persons behaving like an illitrate person. First of all, in my point of view, education teaches us the behaviour with others. But mostly educated persons when they get their degrees and jobs they forget the first lesson of education..............so plz we should not forget this.thanks

A education does not mean an higher level degrees. Education Makes You Polite Which Will Reflect in your Behavior & also in thinking's & Attitudes. An Educated People Always respect others & also others feelings. if You are highly qualified, But You not have a manner to talk with others, than its worthless.

Francisco you are right as to the way we deal with others...but surely one must be educated to pass on education no matter what study...street or school

Here in Thailand and the same in India, if you don't have a degree then you don't work. Trouble with that is, here in Thailand all you have to do to get your degree is turn up and do the minimal work. You will get a degree. No one fails. I teach in a kindergarten and the policy is that no child should get less then 50% oops sorry it went up to 60% this year. This is the same all throught school and university. Education is important. The right education that is.
Education means respect and behav

I a bit like Robert Leisk leaft school at age 16...I do not have a higher level of education by way of study and tutoring at a university but I posses an amazing accumulation of education and skill in many many fields that others would have no idea how to approach..highly influential when you talk of Behaviour with Education.

Education does means a lot...it definitely expands your vision and helps you analyze things in a better way as it prepares you intellectually and higher your education level, the more mature is your behavior...

Education means nothing if you are not world smart. I left school at 16 and went from the UK to live in Australia by myself.
I have never been unemployed unless I wanted to be, and that was so I could travel around the world. I now live in Thailand doing a job that as a child at school swore I would never do, be a teacher. Street smart of Educated. Give me street smart anyday

I think education means learning something new and and pass it on to someone in way that he/she will understand.

Education is imperative to survival so I would tend to sit on the fence a little here...reason is eduucation is important yet it does not take a masters degree to create a wealth of knowledge in many fields of survival.

Interesting question and as we can read the answers vary. Certainly I can offer a different perspective. I grew up in the slums of Boston, dropped out of school at age 16 to work after falsely accused of talking in class. I had had enough. Tired from working from 3AM to 10 PM on 4 different jobs while going to school to pay my own way as I had done since age 8. I had good grades for 8 years, even though for all practical purposes, I never read a book, but enough was enough. Never had time fo

Education is a previledge offered/available to few; by gifts, by opportunity and by choice, among others.

Personally, it was a gift that gave me the chance to make a choice to say yes to evolving myself into a better thinker, an active participant in the world and a better listener. It was worth every moment, and it continues to this day.

Para mim educação não é só conhecimentos literários ou formação superior, é principalmente a maneira como se lida com os outros! Um abraço

Education means everything but now a day it's just a high level degree without knowledge and behavior......

Hi, well Education means to be aware of the fields you are involved in, along with all the required generosity, your behavior too, and I feel degree of high level is also need for your personal repo.... thanks.