educational systems
Organized teaching structures
Educational systems are the organized structures through which societies transmit knowledge and skills to their members—schools, curricula, testing regimes, and the institutions that govern them.
The term usually refers to formal public education from primary through university levels: The Finnish educational system emphasizes student autonomy.
Different educational systems reflect different values about what children should learn and how.
- charter schoolIndependent school with public funding
- schoolPlace of instruction
- school boardLocal education governing body
- kindergartenEarly schooling for youngsters
- head startBeginning advantage given
curriculum mapping · teacher unions · constructivism · college · Montessori method · learning curve · accreditation · private school · university · school districts · standardized testing · vocational school · core subjects · virtual classroom · educational software · principals · enrollment · grades
- social systemspolitical systems, capitalism, feudalism, economic systems, socialism
- neocolonialismneocolonialism, debt trap, resource extraction, economic exploitation, foreign debt
educational systemsautodidacticism
Practice of self-instruction
self-education · unschooling · learning by doing · life experience · apprenticeship
educational systemsindoctrination
Systematic uncritical belief instillation
censorship · brainwashing · book burning · anti-intellectualism · obscurantism
educational systemstrial and error
Learning through repeated attempts