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This document provides definitions and examples of formal, informal, and non-formal education. Formal education refers to learning in a school or institution that involves taking exams and earning a degree. Informal education is learning from daily life experiences, family, and leisure activities. Non-formal education involves a learning program without exams or degrees, such as evening classes. The document then provides examples of terms related to formal education, including primary school, middle school, high school, university, classes, subjects, exams, grades, and degrees.
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Education-Unit.pptx
- 1. Unit 1 : Formal, Informal and Non-formal Education
- 2. What’s the common feature in the pictures below? Education Non-Formal Education Formal Education Informal Education
- 6. Teacher and a class Exams and Degree Daily Life Formal Education Informal Education Non-formal Education Term Definition 1- Learning through a programme, but the learner doesn’t take exams or get a degree 2- Learning in a school or a center where the student gets degree and takes exams. 3- Learning from life experiences, daily work, family, free time activities ( TV / reading / … ) Formal Education - Informal Education - Non-formal Education Non-formal Education Formal Education Informal Education
- 7. Formal, Informal and Non-formal Education Unit 3 Primary school Middle school High school University Faculty /college Class Evening Classes Grade School Subject Term Graduate Degree / Certificate Take exams Pass exams Fail exams Marks / Grades BA degree (university) BSc degree Lecture Takes notes compulsory Attend dropout Literate Illiterate literacy illiteracy Revise Schooling 1. There are 3 distinct levels of education in Morocco. Primary school, ______________school and high school. 2. schooling is ______________until the age of 16. Which means that students should ______________school until the age of 16. 3. Many students ______________ school before finishing their baccalaureate degree. 4. A ______________is a student who leaves school before finishing a degree. 5. After middle school, students go to __________school 6. Students usually have about 7 ______________a day. They study about 11 ______________ 7. The school year is divided into 2 ______________. 8. In English, students must ______________a number of quizzes and a global test. 9. He was expelled from school because of his bad behaviour. 10. A:What ______________are you in? 11. B: I am in the ninth grade. Unit3 Glossary Middle compulsory attend leave dropout high classes subjects terms take grade