The document defines education through quotes from various influential figures such as Mahatma Gandhi, Napoleon Hill, and Albert Einstein. It describes education as drawing out the full potential of the mind, body, and spirit; coming from within through effort; and remaining after specific lessons are forgotten. Other quotes emphasize education as the most powerful way to change the world, maximize each student's capacity, encourage continual learning, and unlock the hidden wealth of sympathy in children. The final quote defines health education as experiences designed to improve health through increasing knowledge or influencing attitudes.

1. EDUCATION-
DEFINITIONS
DR. MAHESWARI JAIKUMAR
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3. MAHATMA GANDHI
•“All round development
and drawing out the best
in the child - mind, body
and the spirit”.

4. NAPOLEON HILL
• “Education comes from
within; you get it by struggle
and effort and thought”.

5. ALBERT EINSTEIN
• “Education is what remains
after one has forgotten what
one has learned in school”.

6. NELSON MANDELA
• “Education is the most
powerful weapon which you
can use to change the world”.

7. CAROL ANN TOMILNSON
• “The central job of schools is
to maximize the capacity of
each student”.

8. BISHOP CREGHTON
• “The one real objective of
education is to leave a man in
the condition of continually
asking questions”.

9. EMMA GOLDMAN
• “No one has yet realized the
wealth of sympathy, kindness
and generosity hidden in the
soul of a child. The effort of
every true education should
be to unlock that treasure”.

10. ERIC HOFFER
• “The central task of education is
to implant a will and facility for
learning; it should produce not
learned but learning people. The
truly human society is a learning
society where grandparents,
parents and children are students
together”.

11. WHO
• “Health Education is any
combination of learning
experiences designed to help
individuals and communities to
improve their health, by
increasing their knowledge or
influence their attitudes”.

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