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What is the etymological meaning of the word 'extension'?

Out-of-school system of education

Branch of a university

Stretching out (correct)

Process of education

When was the word 'extension' first used in the USA?

1900

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1899

1914 (correct)

How did Webster define education?

Cheapest, most rapid, and most reliable path to economic advancement

Imparting or acquiring knowledge and habits through instruction or study

Harmonious development of physical, mental, moral aspects

Process of education or teaching to develop knowledge, skill, or character (correct)

According to sociologist Rodney Stark, what is education?

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What does education signify according to the text?

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Etymology of "Extension"

The word "extension" comes from the Latin words "ex" (out) and "tensio" (stretching), meaning a stretching or expansion outwards.

History of the Word "Extension"

The word "extension" was first used in the USA in the 15th century.

Definitions of Education

According to Noah Webster, education is the process of educating or training a person, usually in a school or university.
To sociologist Rodney Stark, education is the transmission of knowledge and values from generation to generation.
In general, education signifies the process of acquiring knowledge, skills, values, and beliefs through teaching, learning, and training.

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Test your knowledge of the history and meaning of the word "extension" in the context of education with this insightful quiz. Explore the origins and evolution of extension education and its significance in the academic world.