British literature | English homework help

1. Only MSWord files will be accepted.  All submitted assignments must be in correct MLA format with any source used properly cited for credit.  Any uncited source material is plagiarism.  Familiarize yourself with the Purdue OWL; it and other useful resources are available via links on my page on the Learning Web.
2. Be aware that the matter of MLA requirements (the header, the first page information, the title, and the work cited entry list) do not count towards the required length for any assignment.
3. The Purdue OWL’s section regarding MLA is available at https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_formatting_and_style_guide/mla_formatting_and_style_guide.html (Links to an external site.).
4. Each submission must be an original, unique, previously unsubmitted work on the part of the student author.
5. Each submission must be a minimum of 600 words in length, responding clearly, effectively, and directly with the prompt in the form of a brief essay.
6. Remember to both be sure that the submission has an overarching, provable thesis, claims to build its case, and support and explication for the various claims. Repeating the prompt is not making a thesis statement.
7. Do not forget to proofread and edit carefully and effectively. While these journals are not formal essays, getting in the practice before the final essay and developing useful and effective writing habits starts with the small stuff. 

For this journal, you need to respond, citing textual moments from all three texts thus far, effectively and clearly to the prompt:

In Darmok, Defense of Posie, and the Preface to Regulia Pastoralis, the texts all raise issues of language, literature, and culture.  Implicit in the arguments are the ideas of education, what it is, what purpose it serves, and how one gets / receives an education.

What are those ideas?  How does each text engage them?  What have YOU learned about education, especially as you have chosen to take this class?  Teach me to understand your strategic position in relation to your own education.