2. Welcome
To
In Service Training
(Pedagogical Session)

3. We shall discuss the following;
 Education
 Types of Education
 History of Education in Sub-continent/Pakistan
 Functions of Education
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4. What is
Education
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5. Origin of Education (word)
Mid 16th century: from
Latin educatio(n-), from the
verb educare
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6. What is Education!
Education is the activity of enabling
an individual to recognize God and
discriminate between good and evil.
Al Ghazli
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7. What is Education!
Education is the activity of
acquisition of revealed knowledge
that has been delivered to us by
prophets.
Ibn-e-Khaldun
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8. What is Education!
Education is the activity of
recognizing God and understanding
self.
Allama Iqbal
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9. What is Education!
Education is the activity of
developing the sense of good and
evil so that an individual can choose
the good and reject the evil.
Shah Wali Ullah
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10. What is Education!
 Education is the reconstruction or
recognition of experience which adds to
the meaning of experience and which
increases to direct the course of
subsequent experiences.
 John Dewey
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11. What is Education!
Education is the manufacturing
enterprise which produces man
capable of performing social
liabilities.
Comenius
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12. What is Education!
Education is the activity of integrated
and gradual development of
individual`s abilities.
Pestalozzi
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13. What is Education!
 Education is the process of preparation
for making life pleasant with the right
principles of life.
 Froebel
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14. In Arabic/ Arab World
The meaning of
Education is
(Tarbeyah)TRAINING.
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15. Activity 1
Arrange the each definition
against the appropriate
Philosopher/Educationist
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16. Education, Types of Ecucation, History of Education,
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17. Types of Education
 On the base of characteristics, education can be divided into four types.
 Formal Education
 Informal Education
 Semi-formal Education
 Non-Formal Education
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18. Formal Education
Formal learning, normally delivered
by trained teachers in a systematic
intentional way within
a school, academy/college/institute
or university,
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19. Informal Education
 Informal education is a general term for education outside of a
standard school setting. It can refer to various forms of alternative
education, such as:
 Homeschooling
(Self-teaching)
 Youth Work
 The mass media ( television, video games,
magazines, museums, libraries, zoos, and other
community-based organizations offer informal education
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20. Semi-Formal Education
 It has some characteristics of formal and
some of informal education. It is useful for
high level or advance level of education.
 Online Universities,
 Virtual Universities
 LMS Based learning Centers,
 Tuition centers etc.
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21. Non-Formal Education
 It looks like informal education but it possesses
some characteristics of formal education.
 Workshop
 Conferences
 Seminars
 Symposiums, are the examples of Non-Formal
Education
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22. Education, Types of Ecucation, History of Education,
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Type Duration Teacher Class Certificat
ion
Accredit
ation
Syllabus Institute Exams.
Formal
Informal
Semi-
formal
Non-
Formal
Activity 2
Write Yes or No in the given boxes

23. Education, Types of Ecucation, History of Education,
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24. Education, Types of Ecucation, History of Education,
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Indigenous System of Education (Pre- British India)
Muslim Education
System
Hindus Education
System
Maktab
(Primary, Elementry &
Secondary)
Madrassa
(Graduation,
Advance
Education)
Patshallas
(Primary, Elementary
& Secondary)
Viddalays
(Primary,
Elementary &
Secondary)

25. Education and Educational Reforms:
British India
 Charter Act 1813 ( Grant separated for Education)
 Charles Wood Dispatch 1853 ( objectives, medium of Instruction,
Creation of Educational Department, Universities, Colleges, Schools,
Middle Schools, Education of Women)
 Sargent Report 1944:( Adult Literacy, Employment bureau,
Compulsory physical Education, proper training of Teachers,
Special Education for Handicapped Children)
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26. Activity 3
Put the cards in
chronological order
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27. Education, Types of Ecucation, History of Education,
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28. Functions of Education
the transmission of cultural values
social control
economic training
social selection
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29. Transmission of Cultural Values
school provides a bridge between family and society at
which universal values such as; equality of opportunity,
competition, individualism and achievement are
promoted. The school therefore transmits the core values
of society
 Particular subjects as important in enabling children to
feel a sense of belonging to society viz. History, English,
Religious Education
 Cultural transmission is reinforced by other agencies -
family, mass media etc.
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30. Social Control
Every society has a need to regulate the
activities of citizens to some extent School
teaches us about acceptable and
unacceptable behaviour.
 School also teaches a knowledge and
acceptance of the political and
economic system in which we live.
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31. Economic Training
Schools produce an adequate supply of
sufficiently trained labour for the modern
economy.
 As the economy becomes more complex
education must provide a labour force to
meet those needs.
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32. Social Selection
 An important function of education is to allocate
people to occupations which best suit their abilities
 The exam system tests and sorts society’s citizens in such
a way that society makes best use of its available
talents
 Both the talented and the less talented end up in useful
jobs that contribute to the smooth running of society.
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33. Activity 4
Write the Functions and
Sub-Functions of
Education on Charts
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