Education 

Borș Lidia
              Țănău Daria
What does education mean?
Education, discipline that is concerned with methods of 
teaching and learning in schools or school-like 
environments as opposed to various nonformal and
informal means of socialization. Education can be thought
of as the transmission of the values and accumulated
knowledge of a society. In this sense, it is equivalent to
what social scientists term socialization or enculturation.
 The importance of school education
in child development

Mental Social
01 aspect
02 aspect

03 Physical aspect
 ● School is the foremost fountain of knowledge
children are exposed to. It gives a chance for
them to acquire knowledge on various fields of
Mental aspect education such as people, literature, history,
mathematics, politics, and other numerous
subjects. This contributes to cultivation in the
thought process. When one is exposed to the
influences coming from various cultural sources,
his/her on world and existence becomes vast.
 Social aspect
School is the first avenue of socialising for a
child. Up till then, parents and immediate
family members are the only people the child
has human interactions with. And familiarity
is a breeding ground of stagnancy. With
schools, children are exposed not only to new
ideas but also to same aged compatriots. This
instills sociable practices such as empathy,
friendship, participation, assistance which
turn out to be important in their adulthood.
 Physical aspect
A child, after conception, goes through various physical development. While home
provides a restricted outlet, in school, a child can channelise his energy into more
sociable avenues. Studies have pointed out that while in familiar environment, the
child is equipped to deal with sudden bursts of energy, the learns to be at his/her best
behaviour only when exposed to same-aged individuals. Plus, familiarity leads to
taking advantage of situations, while in school, the playing field is levelled. Also, the
presence of activities such as sports, craft help children direct their boundless energy
into something productive.
 Why Education Makes us
Happier People (and Why
Not)
As the saying goes, ignorance is bliss. Yet for many, education is the key to
a successful and happy life. So which is true?
Depending on where you live and what your values are, either or both can
be true. The relationship between education and happiness is multifaceted
and complex: education can have both a direct effect on overall happiness,
and an indirect one through the social and financial benefits it affords. The
effect can also be both positive and negative, or dependent on your age and
position in life. 
 Does education make you Direct link between
happier at all? happiness and education

Studies showing a negative Interestingly, education can have a direct

correlation are few and far in effect on happiness, but only if you’re
between, and while there are the right age. A 2015 study found that
studies showing insignificant while pursuing higher education can
correlations between happiness and diminish happiness temporarily -
education levels, there are many obtaining a degree isn’t a walk in the
more showing significant positive park - more educated people are
links.  happier than their less-educated
counterparts starting in their early to
mid-30s. 
 Education in Romania

Education in Romania is based on a free-tuition, egalitarian system.

Access to free education is guaranteed by Article 32 in the  ...
Constitution of Romania.[1] Education is regulated and enforced by the 
Ministry of National Education.Kindergarten is optional under the age of
five. Compulsory schooling usually starts at age 5, with the last year of
kindergarten, which is mandatory in order to enter primary school.
Schooling is compulsory until the twelfth grade (which corresponds with
the age of eighteen or nineteen). The school educational cycle ends in the
twelfth grade, when students graduate the baccalaureate.
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