Noam Chomsky - On Being Truly Educated

Noam Chomsky discusses the essence of being truly educated, drawing on classic and modern views. He emphasizes the importance of inquiry, creation, and independent learning. Chomsky highlights the need for educational systems to cultivate these skills from early education to graduate school, aiming to develop well-educated individuals.

What does Chomsky mean by 'self-education' in the context of inquiry?

In what ways does Chomsky believe an educational system should cultivate inquiry?