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  1. Tony Hollowell
    October 19, 2009

    I think that “School” should replace “Education” in this article.

    Schooling, not education, is dependent on institutions for learning. You can get an education (such as learning a foreign language) by traveling to a foreign country. You may refer to this as “knowledge”, but the distinction is important. To me, this article should either be titled “The Difference between School and Knowledge” or “The Difference between School and Education”.

    Regardless of the words used, I appreciate the insights!

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    • admin
      October 19, 2009

      Thank you for the feedback

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    • Vinson
      June 2, 2016

      Thanks for the article.It is rewarding. I agreed that the title should rather read “Schooling and Knowledge “.
      Kudos
      Vinson Enweliku

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      • Tessa
        September 16, 2018

        It was a very useful article

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  2. fatima
    August 24, 2013

    It is an informative site which provides us with required information

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  3. ewaldo
    November 15, 2013

    If you read a Henry James novel and tell me it’s wonderful and he is a great author I now have information on your experience. If I tell someone that Henry James writes wonderful books and is a great author based on your experience I am passing along a rumor, belief, information, any number of words. If I read a Henry James novel and find the experience to boring and don’t feel he is a good author, well that is my experience, and therefore based on that I “know”. I have knowledge based on experience. If I read a biography on Henry James, I have evidence of his life, now I am informed. Since he is the only one who lived his life, he is the only one who has “knowledge” of what it was like. The writer may have witnessed Henry James in certain situations or may have added eye-witness accounts of experiences Henry James was having, but to those were the witnesses experiences of Henry James’ experiences, not Henry James’ own experience. I would look up the word “gnosis”, then the world “theist”.

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  4. A. Rauf
    October 22, 2016

    knowledge is information while education is a source of getting it.

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    • Michael Orme
      November 7, 2016

      There is – or should be – no difference between knowledge and education. One (education) is a vehicle for the other (knowledge). Far from being simply ‘information’, knowledge consists of a series of predictions which, in the absence of a developed and restricted set of instincts, substitutes for these.

      Hence, the less knowledge we have, the more likely we are not to survive. This explains why humans can survive at the poles (just!) and in the desert. In both cases, large amounts of prior abstract knowledge means life itself, as Victorian explorers who died in the desert would all too readily testify.

      If they could.

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  5. amanullah
    May 4, 2017

    I got what I read.
    Infact above was very acceptable info.

    Thank you for your kind info

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  6. Chivicworld
    May 11, 2017

    knowledge is information gained or experience acquired while education is a formal source of getting it.

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  7. Razib
    January 1, 2018

    Seminar on education is inferior to knowledge can you send me seminar now

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  8. Tushar Garg
    March 10, 2019

    Well done
    Great job………

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  9. Zainab
    March 28, 2019

    Knowledge is the primary source you get it since when you born, while Education is the secondary source

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  10. Sukanta sinha
    December 20, 2019

    Here narrow meaning of education is given. In broader Sense education the title is not suitable.

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