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Module 13

1) The document discusses different types of education including formal education which occurs in a classroom setting, and nonformal education which teaches skills and values outside a traditional classroom. 2) It explains that education serves important functions for society, including producing productive citizens equipped with skills and knowledge, and helping individuals achieve self-actualization. 3) A key point is that education systems must adapt to changing environmental demands in order to develop individuals and society effectively.

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Module 13

1) The document discusses different types of education including formal education which occurs in a classroom setting, and nonformal education which teaches skills and values outside a traditional classroom. 2) It explains that education serves important functions for society, including producing productive citizens equipped with skills and knowledge, and helping individuals achieve self-actualization. 3) A key point is that education systems must adapt to changing environmental demands in order to develop individuals and society effectively.

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MODULE 13

EDUCATION
• An individual learns his or her society’s values and beliefs
through various institutions. One of the most pervading is that
of the educational system. In sociology, education is viewed as
a social institution.
EDUCATION
• Means the development of the intellect, it is an act of thinking
critically, it can be classified into formal and nonformal.
FORMAL EDUCATION
• Formal education is the term used when a student learns
inside the classroom. A student follows a curriculum and is
being graded on his or her performance. Your experiences in
your current school are fostered by this type of education
NONFORMAL EDUCATION
• Nonformal education emerged in the response to the world
crisis in education identified by Phillip H. Coombs in 1967, who
argued that the formal education systems have failed to
address the changing dynamics of the environment and the
societies.
• Nonformal education enables a student to learn skills and
knowledge through structured learning experiences. A student
learns his or her values, principles, and beliefs and undergoes
lifelong learning. Capacity-building initiatives are conducted
through this type of education.
NOTIONS ON EDUCATION
CHANGE THROUGH HISTORY
FUNCTIONS OF EDUCATION
THAT AFFECT THE SOCIETY
• Functions are important to be performed as they make the
society whole.

• The functions of education are the following:


1) To produce productive citizens
2) To develop self-actualization
PRODUCTIVE CITIZENRY
• Educational systems enable citizens to be productive members
of the society, as they are equipped with the knowledge and
skills that could contribute to the development of their
society’s systems and institutions.

• This highlights the importance of formal and nonformal


education in the development of ONESELF AND THE SOCIETY.

• It is crucial for the educational systems to adapt to the


changing demands of the environment to efficiently capacitate
individuals.
• The Philippines recently adapted the K to 12 curriculum, which
provides sufficient time for students to learn and develop
knowledge and skills that are demanded by the global
community.

• The K to 12 Program covers kindergarten and 12 years of basic


education, which includes primary education, junior high
school, and senior high school. It is the aim of the curriculum
to produce high school graduates who are employable to the
skill-based sectors.
• Being a productive citizen requires critical thinking. One must
have the ability to understand his or her duties and be able to
respond them by making decisions. Through education,
individuals are introduced to concepts concerning democracy,
power, inequality, participation.

• Educational attainment does not only contribute to the


individual’s success but also to the betterment of his or her
environment.
SELF-ACTUALIZATION
• Education develops one’s sense of self. Education encourages
having the vision

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