1. What does education mean?
Since I want to answer the question asked by the main question, I want to explain what education means first. Education is more than just proof of learning experience. For academic qualifications, it can better reflect one's educational experience, one's ability to learn problems and one's ability to think independently. Obviously, the ability of the latter is more important. Because the past learning experience is a thing of the past, the future development is the future. Many people attach great importance to academic qualifications or take them seriously, which is obviously a manifestation of superiority or self-confidence.
Second, why do many people now take academic qualifications to hold high and step on low?
The reason why this happens is that many people will look for their own differences from others, or say that they are better than others. Things like comparative education are the most common among students, or they are just out of society, because they are not much different from others. At this time, the only thing to show off and show off is academic qualifications, which is very childish.
Third, education can prove more things.
We should know that parents and schools let us receive better education and improve our academic qualifications not only for the proof of learning experience, but also for cultivating our innovative ability and a thinking ability to learn to seek common ground while reserving differences. We often say that a gentleman is harmonious but different. If a highly educated person doesn't even understand this at least, then in my opinion, his education is more than an experience proof, and it doesn't make any sense.