education system
Formal instruction framework
An education system is the network of schools, colleges, universities, and governing bodies that provide formal learning within a society.
The term usually refers to public institutions and the policies, curricula, and structures that organize them: The education system failed these kids.
Critics speak of reforming or overhauling the education system when they see it as inadequate to modern needs.
- schoolPlace of instruction
- kindergartenEarly schooling for youngsters
- class sizeStudents per section
- universityHigher education institution
- lectureEducational spoken presentation
social mobility · college · student loans · textbooks · syllabus · standardized testing · No Child Left Behind · lesson plan · academy · literacy rate · core subjects · workforce development · teacher certification · electives · curriculum standards · charter school · private school · flipped classroom
- nationalized sectorsrailways, postal service, national bank, national railway, public utilities
- Nordic Politicssocial democracy, welfare state, coalition talks, proportional representation, Labour Party
- ScandinaviaNorway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland
- systemsecosystems, ecosystem, biological systems, transportation network, communication systems
- institutionsacademy, government, public hospitals, museum, public libraries
- East German policystate pensions, full employment, planned economy, free healthcare, housing allocation
education systemautodidacticism
Practice of self-instruction
self-education · self-teaching · unschooling · school of hard knocks · street smarts
education systemdeschooling
Removing educational institutional conditioning
democratic education · self-directed learning · discovery learning