EDUCATION AND SOCIAL MOBILITY | MARTINS LIBRARY

In modern societies education has more to do with changing knowledge than conserving it, and to do with difficult culture to wide social circle, or from one society to another, then with preserving and transiting the particular culture of a particular group the nation that an advanced industrial economy requires a well educated adaptable and fluid i.e. geographically and occupationally mobile labor force is implicit in our account of the growing involvement of

education and economy. Ideally, the implication talent (Anderson, 1962).