The necessity of higher education, by the average citizen, is necessary for society as a whole. At least that is what Robert Perrry argues in his article “On “Real Education”” in the book Practical Argument. Written as a refutation of a book by Charles Murray, he disagrees with the belief Murray presents on college education. Perry appeals to readers sense of reason that removing a majority of students from getting an higher education would harm society as a whole. The ability for the average citizen to maintain standard living will reduce without a higher education.
Using Lagos, Perry continues to make his point against Murray. As the American society continues to grow the necessity of having a secondary education will become a requirement
Using Lagos, Perry continues to make his point against Murray. As the American society continues to grow the necessity of having a secondary education will become a requirement