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Education involves teaching methods and problems, as well as facilitating learning and acquiring knowledge, skills, values, and habits. Its main purpose is to teach values and develop intellectual skills to help students function in society. There are four forms of education: alternative, indigenous, informal setting learning, and self-directed learning. Without a good education, poverty, an unstable government, and chaos can occur as education provides personal, social, and civic benefits like career progression, community improvements, and more ethical and informed political decisions.
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Education plays a fundamental role in personal and social development by creating opportunities to learn how to live together. Ashram schools were introduced in tribal regions of India to provide residential schooling based on Gurukul principles and impart general education while encouraging cultural traditions. Learning to Live Together is an ethics education program that uses experiential learning methods like discussion, reflection, and group work to develop students' ethical values and identities so they can build relationships and work towards positive change.
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- 1. Educationisthe actionor processof teaching,a fieldof studythatdealswiththe methodsandproblems of teaching.Itisalsothe processof facilitatinglearningorthe acquisitionof knowledge, skills,values, beliefsandhabits.Its mainpurpose is toteachvalues,developstimulatedintellecttohelpstudentsgain the knowledge andskillssothattheywill be able tofunctioninsociety. There are fourformsof education,these are alternative form, indigenousform, informal settinglearning form, andself -directed learningform.Alternativeformisaninitiativewithinapublicschool district,charterschool,or educational collaborativeestablishedtoserve at-riskstudentswhose needsare notbeingmetinthe traditional school setting. WhileIndigenousformspecificallyfocusesonteachingindigenousknowledge, models,methods,andcontentwithinformal ornon-formal educational systems.Informal setting learningformreferstothe opportunitiesandenvironmentforlearningthatexistsbeyondtraditionalor “formal”schooling. Self- directedlearningformisaninstructional strategywhere the studentsdecide whatand howtheywill learn. Educationgivesusbenefits.There are three typesof benefitsmainlythe personal,social,andcivic benefits.Underpersonal benefitswe canhave a decentjobwhich canleadto career progression,uplift self-esteemorgainconfidence,earnrespect, mindmaturity, andtohelpuscommunicate better.Under social benefitsthe communitycanhave lowercrime rate,betterhealthoutcomes,upliftlivingcondition and to alsohelpimprove the technology.Undercivicbenefits ethicalawarenessandempathytowards fellowmenwill increase, andthe political decisionswill be wiserand better. Some things thathappen withoutagood educationare poverty,anunstable government,andchaos. If youdidn’tgive the bestinyourstudies povertycomesalong. Whenyouapplyfora jobit will notbe as decentas youthinkitwouldbe,insteadthe salarywill be abitlow and youwill notbe able to have what youwant. If a leaderisnot well educated,he will not be able torunthe governmentwell.A countrywith lesseducatedpeople will be more prone todisorderorchaos.