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Additionally, online education can be cheaper and accessible, and potentially less discriminatory than normal education.
Is it ungrateful to wish I'd had a normal education?
The idea of charter schools, which would be free from supervision by the normal education bureaucracy but paid for by public-school funds, is intriguing.
"A student who gets a normal education, gets an MBA, and is in the business world, he could realize that something he learned in his StarCraft course helps him think outside of the box.
The founder of North Korea's dictatorship, Kim Il Sung, elaborated an obscure ideology of his own called juche which more or less replaced normal education in the country and is obligatory for Koreans to learn.
As a rule, the man or woman who graduates from a university there never sets foot on campus again, never attends a class, never goes back for "retreading". Normal education in Japan is still seen as "preparation" for life rather than as life itself.
Thus, the cost of medical care includes the cost of attending a special school designed to compensate for or overcome a physical handicap, in order to qualify the individual for future normal education or for normal living, such as a school for the teaching of braille or lip reading.
Fluent in Greek and a lifelong and intimate friend of Greek literati, he must have had the normal education of a young Roman nobleman, and his early experience on the staff of his father, Pompeius Strabo, did much to form his character, develop his military capabilities, and arouse his political ambition.
This set of experiences challenged me and gave me the skills and sense of responsibility that you don't get from normal education.
