Importance of Education in Chemistry

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Education plays a vital role to a productive, good life. It improves the value and excellence of one’s life as well. How so? The answer is that with good education, poverty can be overcame. By getting a college degree, you are able to get satisfying job that pays well. Because of your salary, you will be able to afford a good home, clothing, food, and other necessities of life. Having a
   degree also enhances to make you a good parent. Studies have shown that mothers who have         gone to school have healthier, better-nourished children, who are most likely to succeed. Also,        women who marry and went through school and go to college, give birth for fewer kids, working   to have an improved parental care.



















Education motivates self-assurance and provides us with the things we need. It makes us more independent and aware of what is going on in the world today, it lets us to have an awareness for opportunities and rights. It is about offering a greater understanding of one’s capability and potential.
After mentioning the importance of education, it is the time to talk about the importance of teaching Chemistry in specific. Why we study Chemistry? The answer is because it pursued:










   ü  for its economic value; that is as furnishing a means of livelihood






  ü  to enlarge one’s vocabulary

ü  as a means of culture

ü  as a means for improving the condition of mankind by enhancing his environment
Moreover, since we are completely subjected to its laws and our lives depend on. Some may study Chemistry from patriotic motives, hoping to serve the nation’s needs both in peace and war. “Study of Chemistry” is said to be suitable in the development of leadership and administrative capacities.










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