What is one of the key benefits of education?

• It guarantees a high-paying job.

• It helps reduce poverty.

• It allows people to avoid all work.

• It ensures everyone becomes a scientist.

Which of the following is a characteristic of formal education?

(a)  

• It happens without conscious effort to learn.

• It is usually for people outside of schools.

• It is systematically organized with qualified teac
• It lacks discipline and good habits.

What is a potential drawback of informal education?

(a)  

• It always leads to a diploma or degree.

• It is always systematically implemented.

• It can be misleading due to cognitive bias.
• It requires strict attendance and participation.

Which statement best describes non-formal education?

• It is mandatory for all citizens up to a certain age.

• It typically involves vocational and practical skills without formal degrees.

• It is primarily learned from parents and community members.

• It is characterized by a rigid timetable and standardized tests.

How did the rise of agriculture impact children's learning and daily life?

• It allowed children more time for exploration and play.

• It led to children being forced into repetitive labor.

• It made all learning formal and structured.

• It encouraged a nomadic lifestyle for families.

What is the main goal of the school's approach to education?

(a)  

• To ensure all students achieve high academic scores.

• To prepare students for standardized tests.

• To foster well-rounded individuals who can make th
• To provide a structured environment with strict adult supervision.

Who is primarily responsible for creating and enforcing the rules at this school?

(a)  

• The school staff and administrators.

• A committee of parents and teachers.

• The students, through democratic meetings.
• External educational authorities.

What happens if a student violates a rule in this school?

• They are immediately expelled from the school.

• An investigation, hearing, trial, and sentencing process may occur.

• Adults decide on a punishment without student input.

• They are given extra academic assignments.

How do students typically learn academic subjects if they choose to at this school?

(a)  

• They follow a rigid curriculum set by the school board.

• They learn on their own, ask peers, or seek help f
• They are assigned tutors for all subjects.

• They only learn through practical, hands-on activities.

What percentage of graduates from this school typically pursue higher education?