Plato believes that the view of knowledge embodied in the Allegory of the Cave has profound and far-reaching i

Plato believes that the view of knowledge embodied in the Allegory of the Cave has profound and far-reaching implications for education. What do you believe Plato means by saying that genuine education involves, "turning one's whole soul from the world of becoming until it can endure to contemplate reality" instead of "putting the capacity of sight into the soul". Describe two examples from your own educational experience, one which involved "turning your whole soul towards reality" and another in which you attempted to "put the capacity of sight into your soul."