Why is a proper education so important for Aristotle's theory?
A) in order for the wisdom of a society to be passed well onto the next generation
B) because agents must be healthy in body as well as mind
C) so that someone knows the right action and takes pleasure in it
D) to serve as a purposeful distraction from the chaos of adolescence

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Aristotle believed that proper education helps individuals develop the right habits and virtues, enabling them to know the right actions and take pleasure in performing them, which is essential for achieving eudaimonia, or a flourishing life.

Why Is a Proper Education So Important for Aristotle's Theory