The document discusses the differences between theoretical and practical knowledge in education systems. It notes that theoretical knowledge provides essential foundations, but practical knowledge gained through experience leads to deeper understanding. The Indian education system focuses mainly on theoretical book knowledge, resulting in many students lacking practical skills and struggling with unemployment despite good qualifications. Both theoretical and practical knowledge are important for individual, social, and national growth, and education empowers people and societies.

1. Practical Knowledge in the Education
System

2. ● Education is the process of acquiring or learning
fundamental life skills, knowledge, attitudes, and
behaviors.
● The education system varies from country to
country; not all nations have the same educational
system.
Introduction

3. What is Knowledge?
Knowledge is defined as being knowledgeable about
something, which can include facts, information about a
specific topic or subject, explanations of experiments or
research, or abilities obtained from experience or
education.

4. Types of Knowledge
There are two types of knowledge:
● Theoretical knowledge
● Practical knowledge

5. Theoretical Knowledge
● Theoretical knowledge is just as essential as practical understanding.
● Practical knowledge can be harmful if it is not supported by appropriate
theoretical knowledge.
● A little knowledge, as those who say, is a cruel thing.
● Deep understanding needs both theoretical and practical knowledge.
● Formal learning typically occurs in a specified education model and in a
structured learning activity in the presence of a teacher, who must be
knowledgeable about the subject.

6. Practical Knowledge
● Skills or 'know-how' are examples of practical or informal knowledge.
Understanding how things work requires practical knowledge.
● It is contextual and social, and it helps you learn the special
techniques that become the skills of your profession since it arises and
develops in those particular contexts where it is learned.
● Through the act of doing and direct experience, practical knowledge
leads to a far deeper knowledge of a subject.

7. A Lack of Practical Knowledge
● Students in India are evaluated based on their academic achievement
rather than their total performance.
● This has an impact on students who are weak in some fields.
● The Indian educational system's main motto is "bookish knowledge."
● The concentration is largely on theoretical knowledge, rather than
practical knowledge.
● As a result, despite having excellent qualifications, the majority of
Indian students find themselves unemployed.

8. Importance of Education
● Individual, social, and national growth are all determined by education. Any
country benefits from education.
● Education helps with the development of responsible people.
● Education empowers us to confront social injustice.
● Every person should have the right to a good education, and any country
must have a successful educational system.
● Education is extremely vital in one's life.
● It has an impact on life from birth to old age.

9. Contact Us
Address:
PANKAJ GLOBAL PUBLIC SCHOOL,
Dharangaon Road,
Chopda, Dist-Jalgaon,
(M.S.) 425107.
Phone: +91 9359012711
Email: cbsepgps@gmail.com

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