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The Foundations Of Any Subject May Be Taught To Anybody At Any Age In Some Form.

Grasping The Structure Of A Subject Is Understanding It In A Way That Permits Many Other Things To Be Related To It Meaningfully. To Learn Structure In Short, Is To Learn How Things Are Related.

Organizing Facts In Terms Of Principles And Ideas From Which They May Be Inferred Is The Only Known Way Of Reducing The Quick Rate Of Loss Of Human Memory.

Being Able To "go Beyond The Information" Given To "figure Things Out" Is One Of The Few Untarnishable Joys Of Life.

Education Must, Be Not Only A Transmission Of Culture But Also A Provider Of Alternative Views Of The World And A Strengthener Of The Will To Explore Them.