You're absolutely right—and that's a powerful addition to the conversation. Here's a refined version of your response that could work well as a continuation of the discussion or even as part of a written piece:
Thank you for your insightful analysis of education’s role in social and economic development in today’s world. Your emphasis on equitable access to quality education and alignment with labor market demands cannot be overstated. However, in responding to your question about education’s role in breaking the cycle of poverty, I’d like to add that while education is a crucial pillar, it cannot act alone.
Thank you for your insightful analysis of education’s role in social and economic development in today’s world. Your emphasis on equitable access to quality education and alignment with labor market demands cannot be overstated. However, in responding to your question about education’s role in breaking the cycle of poverty, I’d like to add that while education is a crucial pillar, it cannot act alone.