HISTORICAL FOUNDATION OF EDUCATION

This is an institution created by society, to assure survival, stability and convenience.

It is a structured and systematic form of learning

• Informal Education

• Formal Education

• Non-formal Education

It encompasses pre-school, primary school, secondary school and tertiary school

• Informal Education

• Formal Education

• Non-formal Education

It is not imparted by an institution such as school or college.

• Informal Education

• Formal Education

• Non-formal Education

It is provided by the informal institutions such as home, neighbourhood, peers, society, television, newspaper, temple, market and so on.

• Informal Education

• Formal Education

• Non-formal Education

It is known as short-term or specific education that serves to satisfy the needs of individuals or communities.

• Informal Education

• Formal Education

• Non-formal Education

It incorporates unique learning processes via practical strategies making the student smarter and brighter

• Informal Education

• Formal Education

• Non-formal Education

Life skills includes tool or instrument making, language learning, and adherence to the moral behavior code of a group

• Primitive Time

• Greek Period

• Roman Period

• Medieval Period

Their educational goal is to develop sense of civic responsibility for republic and then empire. Focuses more on the moral aspect of their students.

• Primitive Time

• Greek Period

• Roman Period

• Medieval Period

Their educational goal is to develop religious commitment, knowledge and ritual; to re-establish social order and to prepare appropriate roles

• Primitive Time

• Greek Period

• Roman Period

• Medieval Period