A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

Someday, all of us will spend our lives in our own school, the world. And education -- in the sense of learning to love, to grow, to change -- can become not the woeful preparation for some job that makes us less than we could be but the very essence, the joyful whole of existence itself.
“The Future of Education,” with George Leonard, in Look magazine, final page [in 1969 republished in the anthology, Radical School Reform)
Year: 1969
Chapter: He’s Hopeful
Compiled by William Kuhns
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