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== Comparison Between Formal, Non-formal, and Informal Education == {| class="wikitable" !'''Aspect''' !'''Formal Education''' !'''Non-formal Education''' !'''Informal Education''' |- |'''Definition''' |Structured education provided in schools, colleges, and universities. |Organized learning outside the formal system but still structured. |Unstructured learning gained from daily experiences and surroundings. |- |'''Structure''' |Follows a fixed curriculum and schedule. |Flexible structure and timing. |No specific structure or plan. |- |'''Institution''' |Conducted by educational institutions. |Conducted by training centers, NGOs, or community groups. |Happens naturally through family, media, and society. |- |'''Certification''' |Leads to recognized degrees or diplomas. |May provide certificates but not formal degrees. |No certification or official recognition. |- |'''Teaching Method''' |Teacher-centered, academic focus. |Trainer or facilitator guides learning. |Self-directed and experience-based learning. |- |'''Examples''' |Schools, colleges, universities. |Vocational training, adult literacy classes, online workshops. |Learning at home, watching documentaries, social learning. |- |'''Flexibility''' |Less flexible, follows strict rules. |More flexible and learner-centered. |Highly flexible and lifelong. |- |'''Purpose''' |To gain academic qualifications and prepare for careers. |To develop practical skills and improve knowledge. |To learn values, habits, and life skills. |- |'''Evaluation''' |Formal exams and grading system. |May use informal assessments. |No exams or grading; learning is self-evaluated. |- |'''Duration''' |Time-bound (years, semesters). |Short-term or need-based. |Continuous and lifelong. |} ---- === Summary === All three types of education '''formal''', '''non-formal''', and '''informal''' are essential for overall development. '''Formal education''' provides academic knowledge, '''non-formal education''' develops specific skills, and '''informal education''' builds character and life experience.
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