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The paper "Restoration of Classical Education for Regaining Cognitive Strength of the New Generation" addresses concerns regarding the cognitive and intellectual development of students in an era increasingly dominated by technology and career-focused education. It proposes that reintroducing classical education principles--rooted in the trivium (grammar, logic, rhetoric) and quadrivium (arithmetic, geometry, music, astronomy)--can enhance cognitive abilities, critical thinking, and intellectual depth in students. The study traces the historical evolution of classical education, highlighting its impact on cognitive development through structured learning and interdisciplinary approaches. By comparing classical and contemporary educational practices, the paper argues that modern education's focus on specialization and technology has led to a decline in critical thinking and intellectual resilience. In contrast, classical education's holistic approach, which emphasizes foundational skills and virtues, offers a robust framework for fostering cognitive strength and moral character. Despite criticisms that classical education may be elitist or outdated, the paper defends its relevance, suggesting that its principles can be adapted to contemporary needs. The conclusion underscores the potential of classical education to prepare students not only for academic success but also for meaningful participation in society. The paper calls for further research on integrating classical education into modern curricula and evaluating its long-term outcomes, positioning it as a promising solution to address the cognitive challenges of today's educational landscape.