Education in abroad a luxury or Necessity?
Luxury
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Necessity
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wild animals are not educated, yet they survive..but human race is entirely different. we wont die if we are not educated but we won't survive either. Education is not a luxury. It is a necessity but going abroad for what is available at your doorstep(hypothetically) is indeed a luxury..but since education abroad has become a fashion it has also become a way for becoming more dominating as well. Side: Luxury
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Education is a necessity and if you can have part of that education abroad, the better. Are you on the right side? The debate is asking if all kids should have an education abroad, you said that education is a necessity. Do you believe that an education abroad is a necessity? Side: Luxury
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The definition of "LUXURY" is very subjective indeed. The ones who cannot afford it for them its a luxury and it becomes a necessity for the ones blessed with wealth. In a country like India where unequal distribution of wealth is at its peak and people struggle for elementary education, its a necessity for the "Rich" and the most coveted moment of a student's life and his parents belonging to the middle class. The poor are stuck with their elementary education struggle. Also in a developing nation when the whole education system is going through a changing phase its better to be on a safer side if you can afford it ( read: Education abroad) Since independence (in India) rather before it people always have favoured the education abroad be it OXFORD or Harvard though even at that time it was the privilege of the rich. So in a way its nice that today the gap among the classes of "who can really receive this sort of education" has been bridged to a great extent. Also i would like to make a point that there is no harm in getting the best wherever it be on earth. So it becomes a necessity if your country is not suffice in education institutions which can provide world class education Side: Necessity
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