Role of Education in the Promotion of Culture

The process of developing a very good form of a belief or idea can be called enrichment. Now the question is what kind of role does education play in the promotion of culture of a particular society? So there is a very clear answer to this question that education contributes very significantly to the development of culture because it is through education that a child acquires knowledge about his culture. With that knowledge a positive understanding will arise in the child towards his culture and he tries to understand his culture more deeply. In the process, he combines some concepts about his culture and tries to remove some old ideas. This is the reason that whatever form, cultures are in today, they were not in this form fifty or hundred year ago. A lot of change has definitely come in their form. In this process, culture changes its form and that change promotes its promotion. Education contributes significantly to this promotion. Necessary and timely changes in culture cannot be stopped, but education ensures that these changes are in the proper form. In this situation, education has the task that it should bring desirable changes in cultural values or ideals and keep this change development oriented. It is also important here that when a culture does not make a positive change in its nature, then the development of that culture stops. Therefore, it is necessary that culture keeps changing its shape according to the need and time. But in the process of this change, care should also be taken that the basic principles of that culture do not change otherwise that culture loses its original form. Education makes a very important contribution in this work, so what type of education is to be given to the child, it should be planned with increased caution. Otherwise, the development of culture will not be found in the way society wants. Thus, we can understand how education is capable of both preserving and promoting culture.