**Pressure to be educated**
In today's education world, "high degrees" are an inevitable trend. However, the reason for seeking more is not from the individual's own motivation, but from the external social background and interpersonal pressure. In the face of competition for higher education and work pressure, we often neglect our hobbies and talents. In today's world, the pursuit of higher education has become a sign of success and has become a consensus. This requires us to change the past practice of placing too much emphasis on academic qualifications, and return to the nature of focusing on personal interests and potential development. Rather than just blindly chasing academic qualifications to climb the ladder of society.
Expand: Transform the traditional way of thinking and develop your own interests and potential**
There is nothing wrong with the pursuit of higher education, but it cannot be used as the sole measure of an individual's worthiness. The real goal of education is to discover the potential of students and discover their talents. Everyone has their own characteristics, and whether you are highly educated or highly educated, it should be considered as a talent. So, we have to abandon this stereotype of thinking and treat people of all levels of education the same and treat them equally.
The stress of being highly educated**
A netizen who works in an agency in the 70s said that because a high degree has become a burden in life, he wants to reduce his education level to a junior college. He felt sad that his high degree would be pointed at by the people around him, and he would be burdened with tremendous mental pressure. At work, he faced all kinds of audits and filled in **, and the highly educated information made him feel bored and uneasy. Being ridiculed and ridiculed by his peers, he began to regret his decision and regret his high education.
The second half: the stress and confusion of higher education**
In fact, an advanced degree is often seen as a sign of success and strength. However, not everyone can adjust themselves, and not everyone can accept the pressure and expectations of higher education. Students who are confused and anxious about their quest for a higher degree will regret their education. In work and life, a high level of education often causes a kind of mental tension and identity trouble. Therefore, we should pay attention to the choices and needs of individuals, and abandon the prejudice of excessive pursuit of education.
A high level of education and an understanding of society are incompatible**
For some people, a high degree doesn't make them better. On the other hand, some college students can also get better development in the workplace and get more employment opportunities. This problem can be caused by the difficulties of individuals in their careers and lives, or by the differences between people's expectations of higher education and the personal qualities of individuals. High education is often labeled with words such as "Versailles" and "only speaks", thus being ridiculed and criticized by society. This phenomenon shows that excessive educational pursuit and stereotyped professional performance may create deviations and obstacles in their thinking.
For individuals, education is not the only measure of their success. To some extent, people with a higher educational background do not necessarily have high job skills and real grades. A person's diligence is just as important as talent. So, we can't judge a person based on their degree alone. At the same time, we must also abandon the preconceptions and misconceptions about highly educated people, and make a fair and fair assessment of them.
The trade-off between education and self-development.
In the process of seeking an educational qualification, individuals must find a balance between their studies and their practical work. Although the spirit of perseverance and diligence is admirable, the ability to work is as important as the real results. This balance requires individuals to constantly consider and adapt to their own career development. We must realize that education is only one of them, and it depends on individual practice and dedication.
Extension: Personal choices and evaluation of society**
The decision on an individual's educational attainment should not be over-evaluated and suppressed by society. Everyone has their own aspirations, each has their own aspirations, and they should be valued and supported by the whole society. Whether it is the pursuit of higher education or the pursuit of junior college education, individuals are required to give full play to their own strengths and values in the process of career and life. Therefore, we should guide students to recognize their hobbies and talents, and to engage in things that they are interested in.
There is nothing wrong with the pursuit of higher education, but we can't judge a person's worth based on a degree alone. Education should aim at developing one's hobbies and potentials, not simply as a tool for climbing upwards. Individuals should start from their own hobbies and talents, rather than being swayed by external and social expectations. At the same time, we must also abandon excessive educational standards, abandon prejudice against highly educated talents, and evaluate all people fairly and impartially.