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    Formal education refers to classroom-based learning in a graded system facilitated by teachers in schools. It serves to socialize, integrate individuals into society, drive cultural innovation, and provide social placement and latent functions. Non-formal education includes more flexible learning like seminars and community programs. Both forms of education are important ways information is shared between generations and are cornerstones of society. The right to education enables individuals to exercise all their rights and all children should have equal access to quality education regardless of their background.

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    Formal education refers to classroom-based learning in a graded system facilitated by teachers in schools. It serves to socialize, integrate individuals into society, drive cultural innovation, and provide social placement and latent functions. Non-formal education includes more flexible learning like seminars and community programs. Both forms of education are important ways information is shared between generations and are cornerstones of society. The right to education enables individuals to exercise all their rights and all children should have equal access to quality education regardless of their background.

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    Formal education refers to classroom-based learning in a graded system facilitated by teachers in schools. It serves to socialize, integrate individuals into society, drive cultural innovation, and provide social placement and latent functions. Non-formal education includes more flexible learning like seminars and community programs. Both forms of education are important ways information is shared between generations and are cornerstones of society. The right to education enables individuals to exercise all their rights and all children should have equal access to quality education regardless of their background.

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    Many ways through which information is shared with other
    society members. It ensures that knowledge from one
    generation can be passed on to the next, making it an
    essential cornerstone of society.

    NON- FORMAL EDUCATION


    any learning experience outside
    the organized formal system that
    follows less structured guidelines. Formal and
    Seminars, workshops, and Non-Formal
    community-based sports program.

    FORMAL EDUCATION
    Classroom-based, structured,
    sequentially graded system, and
    facilitated by a professional teacher.
    Primary, secondary, undergraduate,
    and graduate schools
    Five functions:

    Socialization

    Social Social
    Integration Placement

    Cultural Latent
    Innovation Functions

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    3 Facets of the Right to Education


    Education enables individuals to exercise all their rights.
    All children have a right to quality education. It is not enough that
    children are able to access education.
    All children must be given the same educational opportunities: Socio-
    economic background, capacities, and location should not be a factor
    in a child’s education.

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