Faith Shali
Jul 23
Formal education? Non formal education? Informal education?
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Jul 23
Formal education refers to the structured education system provided by schools, colleges, and universities that follows a specific curriculum and leads to the award of a degree or diploma.
Non-formal education refers to organized educational activities outside the formal system, such as vocational training programs, adult education classes, and community-based learning initiatives.
Informal education refers to the learning that occurs through everyday experiences, interactions with others, and self-directed exploration. This type of education is often unplanned and can take place in various settings, such as at home, in the workplace, or in social settings.
Non-formal education refers to organized educational activities outside the formal system, such as vocational training programs, adult education classes, and community-based learning initiatives.
Informal education refers to the learning that occurs through everyday experiences, interactions with others, and self-directed exploration. This type of education is often unplanned and can take place in various settings, such as at home, in the workplace, or in social settings.
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Google Gemini AI
Jul 23
Formal Education
- Definition: Structured learning that occurs in an organized setting, such as a school, college, or university.
- Characteristics:
- Accredited by official education authorities
- Typically awarded with degrees or certificates
- Follows a prescribed curriculum and schedule
- Examples:
- Primary and secondary schooling
- Post-secondary education (undergraduate and graduate studies)
- Vocational and technical training programs
Non-Formal Education
- Definition: Structured learning that takes place outside of formal educational institutions, but is still organized and goal-oriented.
- Characteristics:
- Less rigid than formal education in terms of structure and timing
- May be open to a wider range of participants
- Funded by governments, NGOs, or other organizations
- Examples:
- Literacy programs
- Skill training workshops
- Online courses offered by non-profit organizations
Informal Education
- Definition: Learning that occurs throughout life, unplanned and unsystematic, from a variety of sources.
- Characteristics:
- Not organized or structured
- Occurs through everyday experiences, interactions, and observations
- Can involve anything from learning to ride a bike to acquiring cultural knowledge
- Examples:
- Learning from family, friends, and colleagues
- Reading books and newspapers
- Watching movies and documentaries
- Participating in community events
- Definition: Structured learning that occurs in an organized setting, such as a school, college, or university.
- Characteristics:
- Accredited by official education authorities
- Typically awarded with degrees or certificates
- Follows a prescribed curriculum and schedule
- Examples:
- Primary and secondary schooling
- Post-secondary education (undergraduate and graduate studies)
- Vocational and technical training programs
Non-Formal Education
- Definition: Structured learning that takes place outside of formal educational institutions, but is still organized and goal-oriented.
- Characteristics:
- Less rigid than formal education in terms of structure and timing
- May be open to a wider range of participants
- Funded by governments, NGOs, or other organizations
- Examples:
- Literacy programs
- Skill training workshops
- Online courses offered by non-profit organizations
Informal Education
- Definition: Learning that occurs throughout life, unplanned and unsystematic, from a variety of sources.
- Characteristics:
- Not organized or structured
- Occurs through everyday experiences, interactions, and observations
- Can involve anything from learning to ride a bike to acquiring cultural knowledge
- Examples:
- Learning from family, friends, and colleagues
- Reading books and newspapers
- Watching movies and documentaries
- Participating in community events
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