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    EDUCATIONPresenters: Aaron Paul L. Ramos

    Christine Ann Melitante

    Date: August , 2009

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    OBJECTIVES

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    EDUCATION

    Its broadest sense is any act orexperience that has a formativeeffect on the mind, character, or

    physical ability of an individual (e.g.,the consciousness of an infant iseducated by its environment through

    its interaction with its environment); The process of training the physical,mental and/or moral faculties of anindividual.

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    EDUCATION

    Purpose is to provide an individualwith knowledge, skills, competenceor usually desirable qualities of

    behavior and character to render himfit for the duties of life.

    Also used to mean the knowledge,

    skills, or values gained through itsprocess.

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    FUNCTIONS OF EDUCATION

    to transmit the cultural heritage

    to help individual select social

    roles and to train them for theroles they have chosen

    to integrate into cultural

    mainstream the varioussubcultures and identities

    to serve as a source of social and

    cultural innovation

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    RIGHT TO EDUCATION

    The right to education is enshrined inArticle 26 of the Universal Declarationof Human Rights and Article 14 of theInternational Covenant on Economic,

    Social and Cultural Rights.

    The right to education has also beenreaffirmed in the 1960 UNESCO

    Convention against Discrimination inEducation, 1st Protocol of ECHR 1981

    Convention on the Elimination of AllForms of Discrimination AgainstWomen.

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    RIGHT TO EDUCATION in the

    PHILIPPINES

    The state shall protect and

    promote the right of allcitizens to quality educationat all levels and shall take

    appropriate steps to makesuch as education accessibleto all. (Article XIV, Section

    1

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    Two Types Of Education

    Formal education is classroom-based,provided by trained teachers.

    Informal education happens outside

    the classroom, in after-schoolprograms, community-basedorganizations, museums, libraries, or at

    home. Consists of the norms and valuesacquired from the school environment,such as doing what you are told andacceptance of a hierarchy. Sociologists

    often call informal education the

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    Formal VS. Informal Education

    You can assume that classroom-based teachers have a certain levelof training in educational philosophy,effective teaching strategies,classroom management, andcontent. After-school providers, bycontrast, vary in experience andknowledge of teaching techniques,content expertise, and groupmanagement. Typically, materials forafter-school settings need to include alot more structure.

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    Formal VS. Informal Education

    Teachers need to meeeducational standards and stick

    to a specified curriculum, whichcan make it difficult for them toincorporate nontraditional

    content. After-school programs,on the other hand, can be moreflexible with their content.

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    Systems Of Formal Education

    Instruction refers to the intentionalfacilitating of learning toward identifiedobjectives, delivered either by an

    instructor or other forms. Teaching refers to the actions of a reallive instructor designed to impartlearning to the student.

    Teaching refers to learning with a viewtoward preparing learners with specificknowledge, skills, or abilities that canbe applied immediately uponcompletion.

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