What worries the poet the most? Chapter :- the school boy
Solution:-
The poet is worried that in the name of imparting education to children, they are being confined to closed boundaries of schools. The poet believes that a child can learn more when he is left outside under the influence of nature. Forcing students to stay in the schools will not only make them unhappy but also deprive them of the education, learning and experience that mother nature can provide. The detachment between nature and human beings, especially children, is what worries the poet.
The poet is worried that in the name of imparting education to children, they are being confined to closed boundaries of schools. The poet believes that a child can learn more when he is left outside under the influence of nature. Forcing students to stay in the schools will not only make them unhappy but also deprive them of the education, learning and experience that mother nature can provide. The detachment between nature and human beings, especially children, is what worries the poet.