Why Do We Study

Asilbek Elmurzayev; Azizbek Ismoilov; Zaynab Shermamatova

doi:10.1997/2qdz8m77

Authors

Asilbek Elmurzayev Student of English Faculty-I, Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages, Uzbekistan Author
Azizbek Ismoilov Student of English Faculty-I, Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages, Uzbekistan Author
Zaynab Shermamatova Teacher of English at the Chair of Lexicology and Stylistics of English, Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages, Uzbekistan Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1997/2qdz8m77

Keywords:

vitality of education, advantages of education, importance of education in society, communication and opinion sharing with individuals from different nations

Abstract

This abstract explores the importance of education in modern society and how it contributes to bridging borders, creating equal opportunities, and introducing empowerment. Moreover, Education is an essential part of a society's growth and progress, enabling people to contribute to their families and society in multiple fields. This essay outlines five reasons why education is important to society: creating employment opportunities, securing a higher income, developing problem-solving skills, improving the economy, and providing a prosperous and happy life. Education empowers individuals to obtain qualifications, skills, knowledge, and experience to stand out from a pool of applicants, increase their chances of securing a fulfilling job, and make sound decisions on various quandaries.

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