In general, education means the textbook knowledge provided to children at school or other training institutions through some teachers to develop specific specialized skills and use those skills in their occupations. However, the exact and complete meaning of education is a lot broader and more profound, covering not only a child's career but also other various interrelated aspects of a child's life, for example, the child's way of living, social adaptation, moral, general knowledge, etc. Although textbook knowledge is necessary yet, a child's education is incomplete without the appropriate training of the other aspects. In short, education is the overall development, including knowledge, morals, social adaptation, etc.
             A highly qualified doctor cheating on his patients may not be called a good doctor; similarly, an excellent scholar who can not get along with his colleague may not successfully reach his full potential at his work. A child's way of living and morale is what the child learns by himself through observations experiences. Although parents and teachers can try to teach them yet, it depends on the child's level of acceptance. The child's level of acceptance further depends on what he observes, experiences and his ability to adjust them to what he is taught.
             Education truly begins at home, where parents and other older persons are the teachers. This is the stage that a child develops a certain way of living, morals, and this would affect the child's ability to adapt himself socially. The second stage of the education is his friend circles. This stage is a life long stage where a child observes his friends and tries imitating them. This is one of the most crucial stages, as a child thought will be most influenced by his friends and it depends on his own decisions if he should follow the friends and the type of friends he would choose. Both of the above-mentioned points also have a substantial effect on the developme...