Knowledge_VS_Education_presentation.pptx

Simple presentation on the topic of Knowledge vs Education . Where I have discussed in a short path, for the speech purpose, I have a Word file where I have discussed the whole ppt topics related to this simply and understandably. Only the first five people can get that Word file free. You can get full marks if you are prepared. If you read the Word file you can easily understand the whole topic regarding this. I hope you will deliver your speech very well. For Word files, you can contact me at: [email protected]

1. Knowledge VS Education

2. CONTENT Knowledge Education Types of Knowledge Types of Education Conclusion

3. Knowledge Knowledge refers to information, understanding, and skills acquired through experience, education, or learning. It encompasses facts, concepts, principles, and insights that individuals accumulate over time. Knowledge can be both theoretical and practical, allowing individuals to make informed decisions, solve problems, and navigate the world around them.

4. Education Education is a systematic process of acquiring knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes in order to develop individuals intellectually, socially, and emotionally. It is a lifelong journey that begins in early childhood and continues through out one's life. Education takes place in various settings, including formal institutions such as schools and universities, as well as informal settings like homes, communities, and workplaces.

5. Types of Knowledge Explicit Knowledge: This type of knowledge is easily codified and documented. It can be conveyed through language and includes facts, data, and information that can be easily transferred. Tacit Knowledge: This is more experiential and difficult to articulate or codify. It often involves skills, intuition, and insights that individuals gain through personal experience. Procedural Knowledge: This type of knowledge is about knowing how to do something, such as riding a bike, playing a musical instrument, or operating a computer. Declarative Knowledge: This involves knowing that something is true, such as knowing historical facts or scientific principles.

6. Types of Education Formal Education: This is the structured and organized form of education that typically takes place in schools and institutions. It follows a curriculum, has specific learning objectives, and is often divided into levels such as elementary, secondary, and higher education. Informal Education: This type of education occurs outside of formal institutions and is often unplanned. It includes learning from daily experiences, interactions with others, and self-directed activities. Informal education plays a significant role in shaping practical skills and social behaviors

7. Conclusion In summary, knowledge is the information and skills that individuals possess, regardless of how they acquired them. Education, on the other hand, is the intentional and organized process of imparting knowledge and facilitating the overall development of individuals. While education is a structured means of acquiring knowledge, knowledge itself can be gained through various channels, not limited to formal education. Education provides a framework for the acquisition, organization, and application of knowledge.

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