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What does the Latin term 'Educare' specifically refer to in the context of education?
What does the Latin term 'Educare' specifically refer to in the context of education?
- To teach a skill
- To lead a group
- To draw out knowledge
- To bring up, to nourish (correct)
Which term in the etymological concept of education means 'the act of teaching or training'?
Which term in the etymological concept of education means 'the act of teaching or training'?
- Educare
- Educatum (correct)
- Educere
- Educo
What is the meaning of the term 'Educere'?
What is the meaning of the term 'Educere'?
- To guide learners
- To formulate ideas
- To lead out or to draw out (correct)
- To provide resources
In the etymological breakdown of education, what do the components of the word 'Educo' represent?
In the etymological breakdown of education, what do the components of the word 'Educo' represent?
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Which of the following statements best represents the overall essence of the etymological concept of education?
Which of the following statements best represents the overall essence of the etymological concept of education?
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Etymological Roots of Education
- The word "education" originates from Latin words: educere, educare, and educatum
- Educare translates to "to bring up," or "to nourish"
- Educere means "to lead out" or "to draw out"
- Educo can be broken down into "E" meaning "out" and "duco" meaning "to lead"
- Educatum signifies the "act of teaching or training"
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