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Types of Education
- 1. Submitted by : Agneya Sahoo Roll No : 180049 Subject : Contemporary India & education Submitted to: Dr. Manju CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF HARYANA SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
- 2. Education Education is a mean to discover unknown from known. It is a continuous process in which a person learns throughout his life. It enables the person to achieve development in personal, spiritual ,mental , social and physical potential. It purifies mind and senses as well as enhances intellectual and spiritual power. For example: a microscope (which is a known object) is used to explore or discover unknown facts related to cells.
- 3. According to Chanakya (famous politician)- ”Education means training for the country and love for the nation “ According to Shankaracharya(famous vedantist) “education is the realization of self”
- 4. Etymology meaning The education is derived from different Latin words : Edu care – It means “to bring up” , “to nourish ” ,”to raise”, “to train”, “to mold ” into desirable form. Edu cere- It means “to bring forth” ,”to draw out”, “to lead”, which implies education as a process of drawing out that is within.
- 6. Formal education Formal education is normally delivered by trained teachers in a systematic way within a school, college , university or academic or trade skills. It is provide under certain set of rules and regulations.
- 7. Characteristics of formal education Schools / institutions involved Time bound Syllabus and subject oriented certificates and degrees.
- 8. Informal education Informal education is learning anything of your own interest. For example people can informal education by reading many books from a library or educational website
- 9. Characteristics of Informal education Learning from home Learning from experience Learning from surroundings No certificates and degrees.
- 10. Non-formal education Non formal education involves time bound basic education of aged or adult person. It include someone (who is not in school) can learn literacy, other basic skills or job skills.
- 11. Characteristics of non-formal education Open university course Full time or part time learning Time table and syllabus can be adjustable No age limit.