Often quoted, “I have never let my schooling interfere with my educational career,” this maxim was originally coined by the American writer Grant Allen, a favorite subject of Mark Twain’s. He recognized that schooling wasn’t the only means to education, and noted that one couldn’t make a good man by cramming his head with Latin and Algebra. Today, it’s an increasingly popular refrain.
I Have Never Let My Schooling Interfer With My Education?
By Petersion
