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What is the meaning of education?
The act or process of imparting or acquiring general knowledge, developing the powers of reasoning and judgement, and preparing oneself or others intellectually for mature life.
Which of the following are types of education in the Philippines? (Select all that apply)
Formal education is provided by trained personnel and includes an approved curriculum.
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What does non formal education typically involve?
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What is the role of education in socialization?
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What does the transmission of culture through education entail?
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According to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, everyone has the right to education.
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How does education contribute to self-actualization?
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What does the Philippine Constitution say about education?
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Study Notes
Education Definition
- Imparting or acquiring knowledge
- Developing reasoning and judgement
- Preparing for mature life
- Social institution that formalizes society
- Derived from Latin word "educare" meaning "to train", "to rear or bring up"
Education in the Philippines
- Managed and regulated by Department of Education (DepEd)
Types of Education in the Philippines
- Formal
- Non-formal
- Special
Formal Education
- Standardized method of hierarchically structured schooling
- Corresponds to elementary, secondary, and tertiary levels
- Classroom-based, provided by trained personnel
- Approved curriculum including course outline, prescribed sessions, assessments and outputs
Non-Formal Education
- Takes place outside a formal setup
- Usually flexible, learner-centered, contextualized, participatory approach
- Occurs outside the classroom, community-based
- Conducted at community learning centers, barangay multi-purpose halls, libraries or at home
Special Education
- Education for individuals who are physically, mentally, socially, or culturally different from "normal" individuals
Functions of Education
- Productive citizenry: Equips citizens with knowledge and skills to contribute to society's development
- Self-actualization: Develops sense of self, encourages vision for self-fulfillment
Different Functions of Education
- Socialization: Transforming individuals into functioning members of society through learning social norms, values, and culture
- Transmission of Culture: Passing on culture through socialization in school settings
- Social Integration: Unifying individuals through shared values and social norms
- Social Placement: Preparing individuals for future roles and occupations
The Importance of Education
- Can change someone's life
- Contributes to success
- Improves personal satisfaction and community well-being
Education as a Human Right
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Universal Declaration of Human Rights:
- Everyone has the right to education
- Education should develop personality and respect for human rights and freedoms
- Parents have the right to choose their children's education
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1987 Philippine Constitution:
- State protects and promotes right to quality education at all levels
- Steps taken to make education accessible to all
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This quiz explores the definitions, types, and structures of education in the Philippines. It covers formal, non-formal, and special education systems as well as the role of the Department of Education. Test your knowledge on how education is imparted and organized in this Southeast Asian nation.
