No, it isn’t a typo. There’s a subtle but world-changing difference, you see, in the vowel. Education comes from the Latin educare – to bring up or train. Educetion (which I’ve just invented, of course) is derived from the Latin educere – to lead out, to draw from. See the difference? In the first, we […]
https://janstoneblog.wordpress.com/2016/05/01/down-with-education-bring-back-educetion/
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