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Education is derived from Latin words meaning "to draw out" and "to bring out." It involves acquiring knowledge, skills, values, beliefs, and habits. There are three main types of education: formal education takes place in institutions like schools and universities with rigid rules and examinations; non-formal education occurs outside institutions through means like media and online classes with more flexible rules; and informal education is learned from one's environment and society with no fixed curriculum or rules.
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- 3. Education word taken from four words of latin languege. Educare:Means to brings out.. Educere:Means to draw out. Educatum:Means way of teaching. Educate: Means educate.
- 4. Education is the acquestion of knowledge ,Skills, Values ,Beliefes and and Habits.
- 5. There Are Three Types of Eduaction. 1. Formal Education 2. Non formal Eduaction 3. Informal Education
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- 7. This education to taken from with out any institute with No any rigid rules . Exam: Media , Online classes
- 8. This education to taken From our invrolment or society with flexible rules. Exam: Media Game, Parents , Friends
- 9. Rigid Rules of entry and exit. Education planned with particuler end Long term and general Certificate to get an empolyment text book examination as per recommonidition. Flexible rules of entry and exit. Short term To increase knowledge and skills.can be media , library and open space. instruction matirial as per the course
- 10. Rigid rules of entry and exit. education planned with particuler end. long term and general. education institutes. Fixed curriculum. text book examination. No Rule of entry and exit. Education not pre planned with particuler end. life long No definite place. No curriculum No text book