Educational Institution

A learning supported by those teaching methods in which, because of the physical separateness of learners and teachers, the interactive, as well as the preactive phase of teaching is conducted through print, mechanical, or electronic devices.

• Informal Learning

• Correspondence Learning

• Open Learning

• Distance Learning

Education that does not correspond to an organised and systematic view.

• Informal Education
• Formal Education

• Non-Formal Education

• All of the Choices

With non-formal education, there is generally no control over the performed activities nor does it necessarily regard the providing of degrees or diplomas.

• True

• False

This social institution is relevant in developing individuals, who make up our society. It upholds the basic human right to be functionally literate.

• Economics

• Religion

• Politics

• Education

Non-formal education tends to adapt to the interest and work pace of the students.

• True

• False

Education begins in grade school.

• True

• False

Education is one way of transmitting culture to the next generation.

• True

• False

It is a learning that takes place outside of a classroom setting. An example of this would be visit to museums or exhibits, or watching educational TV programs, etc.

• Non-formal education

• Open education

• Formal education

• Informal education

Education upholds the basic human right to be functionally literate.

• True

• False

It is defined as those which offer students a measure of flexibility and autonomy, to study the programs of their choice when and where they wish, and at a pace to suit their circumstances.”

• Correspondence learning

• Distance learning

• Open system

• Informal learning