EDUCATION AND QUALITY OF LIFE
Abstract
This article explores the integral relationship between education and the quality of life. It starts by defining education as both a formal process and a broad concept encompassing various experiences and actions that shape individuals. The article underscores the pivotal role of education in economic development, technological advancement, and individual well-being.
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