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Informaleducation:

Informal

education

occurs in daily

work, leisure orfamily.


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Non-

formal educatio

n:Non-formal

education

results from a

program but it isnotusually

evaluated and


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doesn't lead to

certification.

Basic

Education:Basi

c education

refers to thewhole range of

educationalactivities taking


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place in various

that aim to meet

basiclearning

needs. Basic

education

includes

primary

education andlower secondary


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education"Ever

y citizen should

acquire at least

a

basic education

to be able toread and write."

PrimaryEducation:


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Primary (or

elementary)

education

consists of the

first years of

formal,

structured

education.In general,


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ndary

education

is the stage of

education

following

primaryeducation.

Secondaryeducation


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includes thefinal

stage of

compulsory

education. The

next stage of

education

is usually

university.


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Higher

education:High

er education

, also called

tertiary

, or

post secondary

education


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, is the non-

compulsory

educational

levelthat

follows the

completion of a

school

providing asecondary


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education, such

as a high

school. Higher

educationis

normally taken

to include

undergraduate

and postgraduate


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education, as

well as

vocational

education

andtraining.

Colleges

and

universities


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are the main

institutions that

provide tertiary

education.

Collectively,

theseare

sometimes

known astertiary


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institutions.

Tertiary

education

generally results

in the receipt of

certificates,dipl

omas, or

academic degrees.Free access


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The ability or

right to enter a

place or use

something for

free

Gender

discrimination

Genderdiscrimination


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is prejudice or

discrimination

based on a

person's sex or

gender

Rural poverty

Rural poverty

refers to poverty


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found in rural

areas


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Culturalbackground

Cultural background is

the context of

one's life

experience

as shaped by

membership in


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groups based

onethnicity,

race,

socioeconomic

status, gender,

exceptionalities,

language,

religion, sexualorientation,


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andgeographical

area.

Educational

background

One's

educational background is

related to any prior schooling


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one has

successfully

completed.

High

schooldiplomas,

college degrees,

credit from

online courses,and vocational


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programs are all

educational

background.

Equal opportu

nityEqual

opportunity

is the offering

of employment, pay, or


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promotion

equally to all,

without

discrimination

as tosex, race,

colour,

disability, etc.

Equal status


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Having the

same social,

professional or

other standing

of someone

else.

Equal rights


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All people have

the same rights

Fill in the

blanks with the

appropriate

words.1.

You need aneducational

…………………………


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in mathematics

if you want to

be an engineer.

2.

Something

should be done

to reform the

educational ………………………..


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of the

developing

countries.

3.

University

…………………………………..

find difficulties

to find a job

nowadays.


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4.

One educational ………………

for developing

countries would be at least a …………………

educationforevery citizen.

5.


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Putting an end

to adult

………………………..

is another

priority fordeveloping

countries.


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2.

Something

should be done

to reform the

educational

system


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of the

developing

countries.

3.

University

graduates


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find difficulties

to find a job

nowadays.

4.

One educational

goal


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for developing

countries would

be at least a

basic

education for

every citizen.

5.


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Putting an end

to adult

illiteracy

is another

priority for

developingcountrieS

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